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    before surgery, then there was a group that took the patient to the surgery area and stayed with the patient throughout the surgery, and finally a group that the patient is passed off too following the surgery. I manly worked and shadowed the nurses and doctors that took the patient to the surgery and preformed the operation. There was a nurse who had charge of the room and over saw everything that went on in the room. He was also responsible for bring the patient into the room for surgery with…

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    Trauma Surgeons

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    general surgery, followed by a year or two of surgical critical care/trauma fellowship” During Medical residency students are paid on the average of $40,000- 50,000 a year. Based on the article Job "Description & Career Requirements" Residency will consist of “broad base of surgical knowledge essential to trauma surgeons, must be able to treat various kinds of injuries to all organ systems. Students typically may spend three or more years in a general surgery residency where they complete…

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    conduct this operation successfully consisted of: a team of seven pediatric anesthesiologists, five neurosurgeons, two cardiac surgeons, five plastic surgeons and an array of nurses and technicians (a total of 50 people in the operating room) For several months, he got together a team of doctors and nurses and rehearsed the operation. Ben Carson said in his interview,” during the surgery, Ben Carson offered to allow his boss to make the crucial cut at the vein that conjoined the twins. Ben said…

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    Echocardiogram Essay

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    an echocardiogram. Although, if it hadn't caused any issues previously, the abnormality was likely nothing. An echocardiogram is a sonogram which explores the systems of the heart. Pictures and short videos are taken to aide in the diagnosis of cardiac abnormalities. Because I was under 18, we had to go to Quinter, the only town that employed a pediatric certified technician in western Kansas. One weekend, my mother and I drove an hour and half to the dingy hospital. The indecorous building…

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    argument is that robotic surgery is more precise, which reduces rick, incision and shortens recovery. Upon, searching for information in the library data bases, I found it useful to use keywords such as, “Robots and Surgery.” When I typed these two words in the search engine it made it easier, as it provided me with a lists of different…

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    reduction in arterial blood pressure contributes to reduced surgical blood loss. Regional analgesia may also result in reduced postoperative nausea and vomiting, less respiratory and cardiac depression, and decreased risks of thrombo-embolisms27-29. Regional anesthesia has the advantage of blunting stress response in surgery and decreasing morbidity and mortality in high risk surgical patients30 -31. Regional analgesia…

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    .Diseases of the Diaphragm Ultrasound examination of the diaphragm is difficult and, under normal conditions, is made through the abdomen. For this reason the left diaphragm is more difficult to assess, because the stomach, containing air, prevents the transmission of the ultrasound beam Diaphragm defects, either congenital, traumatic or hernias, are difficult ultrasound evaluation.Viewing is enhanced when associated with pleural effusion, since the fluid acts as an acoustic window…

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    used to help patients remain mobile as long as possible and to reduce any skeletal and joint deformities that form from the muscle’s weakening. Such treatments include the use of braces, walkers, or wheelchairs and also physical therapy exercises; surgery also stands as an option to help correct any resulting deformities (Haldeman-Englert, 2014). The steroid prednisone can also be prescribed to those with DMD in order to delay weakening and help improve muscle strength (Do & Thomson, 2015).…

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    Falling at number eight on the thirteen steps of complexity are organ systems. These organ systems are extremely important in the makeup of organisms. Two very important organ systems are the muscular and nervous systems. Both have separate functions and organs and also have their own fair share of problems. The muscular system composes of the tissues and organs that are used to exert a force, whether under voluntary or involuntary control. Muscles are composed of long, slender cells called…

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    normal blood sugar levels of the diabetic patients who undergoes surgery, it is possible to prevent the SSI (Al-Zaru, Ammouri, Al-Hassan, & Amr, 2009). Reason for Attention The rate of surgical site infection (SSI) serves as a performance measure of a hospital. It reflects the quality and the standard of health care delivered to the patients. Hence, to compare the…

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