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    visit. I was privileged to interact with enthusiastic medical students, physicians, and faculty members. The interview day gave me a deeper insight into the mission and core values that UW School of Medicine stands for. It also affirmed my great fit for the school. UW’s emphasis on family medicine, bridging healthcare disparities, and its exceptional clerkship opportunities makes it the ideal school for me. I was also thrilled to learn that medical students have the opportunity to create a new…

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    Medical Radiology Essay

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    The Impact of Radiology in the Medical Profession Sir William Cecil Dampier once stated, "Great discoveries are made accidentally less often than the populace likes to think" (382). Radiology is one of these great discoveries that has had a major impact on the medical profession. Along with other forms of medical imaging, radiology has changed how diseases can be measured, managed, diagnosed, and treated. The various modalities of radiology provide for clearer and more efficient results, less…

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    articles per day of the six million medical articles published annually, in one year, they would fall 82 centuries behind” (Miser, 1999). Both the public as well as health care providers are inundated with information from a variety of sources. Recent estimates suggest that the web posts ~114 million English-language academic articles and Google scholar indexes ~100 million documents (Khabsa & Giles, 2014). The ability to critically review and analyze ever-changing medical literature is a…

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    because they are related With health the human being. University or Colleges courses that help to prepare for medical school are math, biology, chemistry, anatomy, and physics. As well as courses in the humanities such as English composition. Students usually take the Medical College Admission Test in Junior or Senior year. This test is required to apply to medical schools. Admission to medical school is…

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    Medical Specialists Paper

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    This weeks discussing provides the opportunity to identify medical specialists in medical terms, describe their specialty, and list details of the type work they do. In the medical field, there are specialist who specialize in a specific function in the diagnosis and medical treatment for patients. "Medical specialists are doctors who have completed advanced education and clinical training in a specific area of medicine (their specialty area) (Webmdcom, 2015)." For example: "A patient…

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    Medical Case Summary

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    Group I, Category 44 Insufficient Medical Documentation to Determine Impairment Severity ISSUE There is insufficient evidence regarding the claimant’s physical condition to complete the Sequential Evaluation of Disability. CASE DISCUSSION & POLICY ANALYSIS (INCLUDING SPECIFIC REFERENCES) This 59- year old claimant is filing a concurrent claim alleging disability due to arthritis in the knees, a herniated disc, scoliosis, and arthritis in the back, tendonitis in left foot, urinary…

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    Medical Marijuana Policy

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    The MN Medical Marijuana policy is well-intentioned, and a step in the right direction. If the goal of this policy is to provide relief to as many sick people as possible, then this policy will not be effective enough. This policy allows qualified patients to use medical marijuana in pill form, or as oil in a vaporizing device. Patients are not allowed to smoke marijuana or ingest “edibles”. There is no scientific evidence that smoking or eating marijuana is more harmful than other forms of…

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    If you recently underwent surgery, and your surgeon performed a medical error, you may be able to file a medical malpractice lawsuit against them. Here are four common surgical errors that often lead to successful medical malpractice lawsuits. #1 Wrong Procedure One of the more common surgical errors is having the wrong procedure performed on you. This can occur for a variety of reasons. Perhaps your initial doctor diagnosed your incorrectly, and sent you in for a procedure that you didn’t…

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    Medical Scholarship Essay

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    wanted to be in the medical field since my encounter with Cuban doctors who volunteered in my town when I was in 6th grade but I never worked hard toward that dream until I came to the United States my junior year of high school. Coming to the United States gave me hope that my dream of being a medical doctor who could help people living in poverty stricken areas could actually come true. Coming from a low-income country and town myself, I understand what it means to not have medical attention…

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    Becoming anything economically feasible in the medical field can be extraordinarily tedious, like sticking a thick thread through a meager needle. I truly understand, to the best of my ability, that becoming a Medical Practitioner is easier said than done, however, ever since I was a young lad, there’s been some sort of specter, gnawing away at my thoughts, making my own…

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