Job of a Surgeon Essay

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    and professional job. From the moment, you begin working in the medical field, whether it is as a First Responder, an Emergency Medical Technician, or a Transplant Surgeon, you learn to not discriminate a patient for their gender, religion, ethnicity or the way they choose to live their life. As a doctor, I cannot break the bond I have built with my patients. If I do not do the job expected of me, and I set my needs and wants before the well-being of my patients, I could lose my job, my license,…

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    Medical Field Issues

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    contribute to the problem in total. Medical incompetence is, of course, a large area of worry. Stories that should be told as jokes contain disturbing truth, such as surgeons forgetting to remove things like scissors before finishing the procedure. These mistakes are often the result of becoming too familiar with procedures. Once a physician or surgeon has done something enough times, they let their guard down and let muscle memory – or common diagnoses – take control. This leads to them trying…

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    new female surgeon in Rhode Island may have earned 200,000 in 2015 but a new male surgeon in Arkansas earned an annual income of 230,000. These surgeons experienced a concept referred to as wage differentials. Wage differentials are defined as the difference between the wage received by one worker or group of…

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    Operating Room Debate

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    The Great Debate: Operating Room vs. Courtroom “I’m very sorry sir, as a result of the inevitable mistake during the last procedure you performed, you have been sued for $12,000 and are no longer a surgeon at this hospital; effective immediately.” Although this sounds like an excerpt from a surgeon’s worst nightmare, it is in fact a very unfortunate, yet common occurrence in the operating wing of hospitals. Every year, several physicians’ careers are ruined due to upset patients as a result of…

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    Gender Roles In Surgery

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    Surgeons represent a subset of medicine specializing in the treatment of diseases and ailments by performing complex surgical procedures. They are often perceived as being the die-hard, risk taking front-runners of medicine and the development of new medical research and practices. Surgery itself, however, is predominately controlled by males. According to the Yale Journal of Biology and Medicine, females only represent “approximately thirty-three percent of all surgeons in the United States”…

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    How Is Hammurabi Unfair

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    Hammurabi was the ruler of the Babylon empire. Hammurabi became the ruler of Babylon in 1795 BCE. Hammurabi ruled Babylon for 42 years. While he was ruler he created the code of laws that he used to protect the 1,000,000 people of his empire. He carved all 282 laws on stone steles placed around his 400 mile empire. (BGE) Most people didn’t like his laws and said they were harsh, but Hammurabi claimed that Shamash the god of justice had justified the laws. Hammurabi’s Code: was it just?…

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    As a college student, I am studying to be in the medical field. Wanting to be in the medical field has been my dream as a kid. There are many job positions to choose from, we must investigate every single one, because it will be our career and what we live off. I want to become a registered nurse. What is a registered nurse? Well, they are a level higher than a practitioner nurse. Registered nurses, or RN’s, receive a higher pay. What do RN’s do? Well they do a little of everything such as,…

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    put off. There were specific jobs for everyone onboard of the three ships. The jobs were ranked with Christopher’s job at the top. The jobs were ordered from captain to the ordinary seamen. The jobs that were at the top of the list included the captains, pilots, interpreters, secretaries, marshals, and surgeons. Some lower ranked jobs include the steward, carpenter, caulker, silversmith, and ordinary seamen. The crew onboard is paid normally, but the lower ranking jobs are paid a little less…

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    Rhinoplasty Essay

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    irregularities along with correcting breathing difficulties, which may develop from suboptimal surgical procedure. Overview Revision rhinoplasty is considered as one of the most difficult nose correction surgeries performed by the top rhinoplasty surgeons to attain consistent results. The difference between an undesirable or optimal outcome is often measured in millimetres. Most cases of the contracted nose surgery involve disproportionate reduction of a person’s nasal bridge, poorly grafted…

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    Surgical Technician Essay

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    at Sanford and was interested in possibly working as one in the future. Career Summary Responsibilities Surgical technicians, also known as surgical technologists, are a direct assistants to surgical staff. This includes the anesthesiologist, surgeon, and assisting nurses. A surgical tech’s main responsibility is to prepare, stock, and clean operating rooms. This way direct surgical staff have a clean and organized workplace so they are able to better focus on their patient and the surgery…

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