Caesarean section

Integrative Nursing is a way of caring that focuses on the holistic healing of the individual under the care of the nurse. Integrative nursing takes all three aspects of the individual (mind, body, & spirit) into account when deciding on an intervention. Nurses who practice integrative therapy use literature and evidence to design and implement interventions that will promote the healing of all systems (Kreitzer, 2015). The nurse assesses the overall health of the patient, including their mental…

Hemingway has created a minimalistic approach to the discourse of pregnancy and abortion in multiple short stories. By creating ambiguous plots, Hemingway establishes gender roles in his Men Without Women. Two particular short stories, “Hills like White Elephants” and “Indian Camp”, execute a mutual understanding of what it meant to be a woman in different eras, cultures, and geographical locations. Hemingway highlights the early stages of pregnancy and the moment of labor. While doing this,…

surgery to prevent bleeding. After operating on the fetus, the amniotic fluid is reinjected into the uterus, the incision is closed using absorbable sutures. Complications of this surgery on the mother include the risk of uterine rapture and caesarean section with this pregnancy and future pregnancies. It also can cause extensive blood loss, infection of the uterine incision and the complications that could arise from the general or spinal anaesthesia and the drugs that used to control uterine…

United States also use a variety of treatments, which are expensive. For example, in the U.S. Physician use mammograms three times as much as in other countries. Doctors here also use MRIs two and a half times the amount elsewhere. Also, 31% more Caesarean sections are performed in the U.S. Money is not only spent on paying for this influx of treatments, but it is being used in the technology that is necessary to perform the treatments (Epstein). Regardless of how a doctor treats their patient…

INTRODUCTION Consideration of humans as a resource or as the fundamental unit of nation building draws our attention towards the importance of human life and its standards. Significant variations in the characteristics of human lives were observed after the industrial revolution in respect to the level of development in the specific regions. People in the developed region seemed to have better life expectancy as compared to the regions that were not. In other words the standards of human life…

Since the 1900s women have found ways to have rights. On January 22, 1973 the U.S. Supreme Court said it was a woman’s right to have an abortion due to the Fourteenth amendment. This case, Roe v. Wade, is a case that went down in history and to this day, still has the public bickering over the results. On one hand, you have citizens that are pro-life and believe life is created at conception, and that every life is valuable and should not be destroyed. On the other hand, you have citizens that…

The Human Ethics of Cloning The concept of cloning has always stirred the debate of moral and ethical issues in society. The moral and ethical dilemmas surrounding cloning is to aware the limits to science, and science fiction to balancing the globe. Cloning can be seen as ethical; however, there are many detrimental uncertainties about science and technology that can affect the humanity of society in a negative manor. Cloning was first successfully conducted on the sheep Dolly 1997. Dolly was…

It was in the year of 1827 when scientist first discovered that the female body contains what is called today eggs. Back then, medicine called them ova based on its Latin name. However, it took scientists nearly sixteen years to discover that conception occurs through the connection of sperm from the male reproductive system with an egg from the female reproductive system. From this significant discovery in 1827, reproductive medicine slowly began developing step-by-step with each year adding…

As communication is closely related to the phenomena of daily life, the most important part of learning communication is not the pure theory in books, but the combination of theory and practice. The case study of gatekeeping theory and spiral of silence theory aims to explore the election of information and formation of public opinion in mass communication with a view to advancing understanding. This paper will be divided into two parts by two cases, exploring gatekeeping theory and spiral of…

The widespread popularity of psychic surgeons makes the Philippines a metaphorical goldmine for research on the validity of the practice as well as its’ psychological and social aspects within the general public. In another investigative journal of Filipino psychic surgery, titled “‘Psychic Surgery’: Close Observation of a Popular Healing Practice”, written by Philip Singer, many of the trickery that these “surgeons” use is revealed. They noted how the operator would use clever angles and…