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    Prosthetic Physical Therapy is a medical career in which a physical therapist helps someone who has just received a prosthetic limb after an amputation. Amputation is the removal of a limb by trauma, medical illness, or surgery. As a surgical measure, it is used to control pain or a disease process in the affected limb. A prosthetic is an artificial limb made for a person who is requesting.Prosthetic Physical Therapists help patients get used to using there prosthetic, helping them put it on and…

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    hospitals and in the medical practice overall has changed greatly thanks to the adaptation of Germ Theory, which was popularized in many ways by the disease and treatment of ill soldiers during Civil War. *add info about each medical innovation (amputation, inhaler, chest wounds, facial reconstruction, prosthetics, hospital architecture, pharmacy) also add some sources from POA cuz we used the notes* SANITATION…

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    successful attack of Battle of the Wilderness. (Shaara 350) According to eHISTORY, “The most common Civil War surgery was the amputation. A few words about why there were so many amputations may be appropriate here. Many people have construed the Civil War surgeon to be a heartless individual or someone who was somehow incompetent and that was the reason for the great number of amputations performed” (eHISTORY). Now if the surgeons would amputate the body part, they would disinfect the saws they…

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    lead to other complications like can lead to blindness. They need to live a healthy lifestyle like exercising eat healthy and stick to a certain plan. There are a lot of different complication that could happen like kidney failure or lower limb amputations. It can cause more infections because their bodies is less immune. Can they get nerve damage from diabetes? Yes they can and it can effect lots of parts of their bodies it can hurt their digestion and cause them not able to eat certain foods.…

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    Work is fulfilling when you do something meaningful that you enjoy. Unfortunately, many people have to do jobs they do not really like. That is why some people believe that they can prepare for a better career by serving in the U.S. Military. A career in the U.S .Military is often considered to be good, meaningful, and fulfilling. For this reason, recruiters go to different schools to convince high school and college students to join the U.S .Military. However, as far as I am concerned, I would…

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    Approximately 5.9 percent of the U.S. population has diabetes, and about 65 percent of these people will also develop neuropathy — nervous system damage that can cause people with diabetes to lose feeling in their hands or feet. This condition is just one reason why Louise E. Tortora, DPM, an ankle and foot care doctor in Fairfield, CT, educates her patients on the importance of diabetic foot care. If you have diabetes, here are a few reasons why you should have a diabetic foot care exam…

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    through out the book he consistently spoke about the difference between a fracture and an amputation. He explained that a fracture can be healed but and amputation cannot be, it has to be overcome. Finally he talked about the different ways you can overcome grief. These three things spoke to me in different ways and are what I would like to focus my reflection on: the individuality of pain, his metaphor of amputation, and the ways you can overcome grief. I could never dream of comparing my own…

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    of treatment in my country Grenada and also due to the alarming rate of amputations that occurs with high risk patients that results from poor treatment and lack of proper education in foot health. The main aspiration in me pursuing a career in Podiatry is due to the death of my grandmother from diabetes related complications. Before her death, she had contracted gangrene, which resulted in her getting a double amputation of both lower limbs which left her depressed. Known that…

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    Background: Diabetic foot ulcers are a costly and devastating complication of diabetes mellitus due to its complexity in wound treatment and as a major reason for non-traumatic amputation. This is a major reason for prolong hospital stays, decreased quality of life, and amputations. The high cost on wound treatment and loss of self-care ability of amputee places heavy burden psychosocially and economically on patients, their family, health care system and the society. Effective measures in…

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    wounds and focusing on the aftermath of that attack. Any amateur make-up artist can apply blood and wounds to your actor who would just need to lay still for a few moments. Even if you write in a complete amputation it’s easier to show the audience the aftermath of the amputation rather than the amputation…

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