Job of a Surgeon Essay

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    years, with regards to their patients ' requirements and preferences, cosmetic surgeons have devised different rhinoplasty procedures to meet the expectations of their patients. Rhinoplasty surgeons as rhinoplasty in Korea are all the time challenged to pursue for methods to make an extra natural and beautiful looking nose that holds its form in the end. As in the earlier times, patients who have gone through nose jobs finish up with noses that come out "overdone" along with excessively small as…

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    Operating Room Nurse

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    different jobs you can take on being a nurse, and one job that stands out the most to me is an operating room nurse or as some call it perioperative nurse. This stands out to me because I have always had an interest in helping others, also blood and injuries never seemed to bother me which I feel is a huge thing to be sure of before even considering a job as a nurse and definitely before considering a job in the operating room. Being able to work in the operating room next to the surgeon has to…

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    the da Vinci allows the surgeon to operate with more vision, precision, and control. This robot is not only used for general surgery, but can be used for cardiac surgery, gynecologic surgery, head and neck surgery, and thoracic surgery (“Da Vinci®”). When operating with the da Vinci, the surgical instruments are fixed on three separate robotic arms, permitting the surgeon a greater range of motion and precise movements (“What Is Robotic”). The range of motion allows the surgeon to reach…

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    Surgery has always played a big role in the world. It’s the reason why we’re able to be alive today; otherwise people would be sick and not able to function properly. Surgeons are presented with a problem, their job then on is to find the source, and remove it. For centuries surgery has been made important for those fighting in war. In 1550 B.C, the Egyptians believed that the gift of healing was to be sent from the heavens. If someone wasn’t healed and passed on then it was their time to go.…

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    romantic relationships among the characters, and the difficulties of becoming a surgeon. To begin, Grey’s Anatomy contains real life trauma scenes. In Season 3, Episode 15, there was a tragic accident where a popular ferry had crashed into another ship in the morning fog. Several…

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    Post Infection Nose Rhinoplasty, when not performed appropriately under the guidance of a well-trained surgeon may lead to complications, such as infection post-surgery. Moreover, the infection rates are much higher when using alloplastic implants, such as silicone and Gore-Tex. This is the reason why autologous (from your own body) materials are considered as a better and safer option. An infection is often accompanies by symptoms such as, redness, pain or swelling in nose, persistent nose…

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    beginning to understand how the world works and what my dad did for a job. My dad is so passionate and caring towards his patients and he never goes home till the last sick patient is seen for the day. My dad is a family physician and from the age of five, I had my heart set on being a great doctor just like him. My freshman year of high school rolled around and another doctor walked into my life. This doctor is an orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Miller and is a close friend of my dad’s. I was being…

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    Coming out of my Sophomore year in high school, all I wanted was to have a summer of relaxation by the pool. I wanted nothing to do with a summer job or sports. My decision on not getting a summer job resulted in my parents giving me chores to do around the house which included, taking out the trash, getting the mail, and about every other job a regular maid would have to do. Throughout the weeks I had been getting the mail I never noticed an envelope quite like the one I did on Tuesday. Inside…

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    Introduction Becoming a nurse has not always been an exact plan of mine. At one point I planned to become a surgeon. While becoming a surgeon is still a possibility, obtaining a nursing degree is my main goal. In my opinion, a nurse requires more patient interaction. I believe that quality patient care is not just about the medical treatment received, but also about how patients are treated during the visit and how comfortable they feel with their nurses or doctors. My goal is to…

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    Becoming a general surgeon is an extensive, strenuous path, but a worthwhile one. To quote Gary Player, a professional golfer, “The harder I practice, the luckier I get” (“50 Inspirational Quotes,” The Muse). Just as he had to work hard to reach the top of his game, surgeons have to work hard to get to the top of the medical field. It takes years of dedication, but it all pays off. Surgery is a highly rewarding career, as they get to see their results everyday through the eyes of the families…

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