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    (2009), they observed many instances where directive and empowering leadership were used by attending surgeons of a trauma resuscitation team in a hospital trauma center where the particular situation often determined the style that was applied. In addition to the attending surgeon, these teams may typically be composed of a surgeon training to be an attending surgeon (resident), an anesthesiologist, nurses, technicians, surgery and trauma care residents and medical students. The closer…

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    facts is essential. Nose job surgery, however just like any elective surgeries, should not be entered into lightly. Surgery, of any kind, can be risky so it's essential that you've accurately weighed the risks against the rewards. Be sure that you're doing the surgery for the right reasons; to make yourself happy, not someone else. When you're confident that you want to proceed with plastic nose job surgery then it's time to find…

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    Ptosis surgery is one of the most performed surgeries by oculoplastic surgeons. It is a common reconstructive surgery where the surgeon fixes the problem of droopy eyelid(s). Ptosis has many causes including age related weakening of the muscle, long term use of contact lens, congenital weakness, trauma, or sometimes neurologic disease. The problem can occur either in one eye (single eyelid drooping) or both the eyes (both eyelids drooping). Droopy eyelids can reduce the vision of the patient and…

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    government leaders in their handling of this Ebola epidemic! Evidence shows that the government has done a decent job in keeping the spread of Ebola throughout America to a minimum. Though the American media used the fear of Ebola to discredit today’s government leaders for higher ratings. The fact that this country lacks a surgeon general, the acting surgeon general has done an excellent job along with the CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention) in preventing a virus outbreak. The…

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    "A surgeon is surrounded by people who are sick, discouraged, afraid, embittered, and dying, but also courages, loving, wise, compassionate, and alive", said by Bernie Siegel. In the medical field, there are various types of jobs available, such as the specialty of being a neurosurgeon. During the 1900's John Hopkins founded the specialty of neurology after Harvey Crushing operated on a tumor with a successful outcome. When deciding on a career in the medical field, it is important to know the…

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    general surgeon. I chose this career because I have been interested in entering the medical field since I was around fifteen or sixteen years old. Also, my mother has been in the medical field for a while, and she influenced me to join as well. With my career, I achieve to master what I do, help others physically and mentally, and make a difference around the world if I decide to travel with my job. General surgeons don’t just perform simple surgeries all day long. Since a general surgeon…

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    college with a high surgeon rate. My third thing is to become the best of the best at my job and being able to become the richest girl alive. My fourth thing i want to accomplish in my lifetime is to retire early when i'm in my forties and travel all over the world and take my skills and help the ones who can't afford medical care. I most definitely want a advanced diploma. Getting a advance diploma in high school knock out a couple years in college. I could get my surgeon degree faster and…

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    In the same manner as any other medical professional, reconstructive surgeons must endure through a vigorous journey to earn their doctoral position and carry out their responsibilities as passionately and beneficently as possible. For thousands of years, reconstructive surgeons have been helping their patients achieve a sense of normalcy and sound mind. People that are born with deformities such as cleft palates or underdeveloped…

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    right side. The E.R doctor called the on call orthopedic surgeon to come immediately. Why would the E.R doctor call the Orthopedic? Orthopedics is the subsidiary of surgery concerning the human musculoskeletal system. Orthopedic surgeons treat sports injuries, regressive diseases, infections, tumors, congenital ataxia, and musculoskeletal trauma,which the patient was showing symptoms of. Years of work go into being a Orthopedic surgeon. Not only do you have to go through 4 years of…

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    Davis-Moore thesis is work positions. Many careers are straightforward and can be performed by anyone such as taking phone calls or working at a retail store. However, Davis and Moore emphasize that there are specific, complex jobs that only specific people can accomplish. These jobs could range…

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