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    Forensic pathologist requires the knowledge of science, math and a strong writing skill. If you are interested in this career, you should take as many science courses in high school as possible. Then you will have to complete an undergraduate program in college and get a bachelor’s degree, which takes about 4 years. You will have to take the MCAT exam to get into a medical school of your choice. After 4 years of medical school, you will become an M.D or a D.O. Then, you will have to enroll in a…

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    The medical perfusionist field requires you to first complete perfusion training programs,which takes around four years to complete, then a four year Bachelor's degree, then trying to get accepted into the (PCP), or the Perfusion Certificate Program. Many perfusionists' goals are to pursue a certain certificate Medical Perfusionist program that best suits their needs. Nevertheless, many perfusion educational programs can also require candidates to complete a few mandatory courses in:…

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    Sciatica Research Paper

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    Sciatica is agony in the lower furthest point coming about because of bothering of the sciatic nerve. The agony of sciatica is normally felt from the low back (lumbar range) to behind the thigh and can transmit down beneath the knee. The sciatic nerve is the biggest nerve in the body and starts from nerve roots in the lumbar spinal line in the low back and stretches out through the butt cheek territory to send nerve endings down the lower appendage. The torment of sciatica is once in a while…

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    videos captured by bystanders and runners the bomb doesn’t look big at all. It really just seems like a loud noise and thick cloud of white smoke surrounding everything. Jim also includes a statement from Lorraine Day, who is the Chief of Trauma surgery at San Francisco General Hospital. Lorraine says “we have smoke and bodies missing limbs, but we have no blood. That… is a physiological impossibility.” She goes on by saying “you cannot have limbs blown from bodies by explosives without having…

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    human race? Well, artificial intelligence (A.I.) surgery could be the start of that. The science fiction story, “Flowers for Algernon” by Daniel Keyes, there is a mentally retarded man named Charlie. He wants to triple his I.Q. of just 68, and there is a surgery that can do that. He has the surgery performed, and he becomes a genius, but not for long. Charlie’s life severely became worse, because of the A.I. surgery. As a result of having the surgery performed, Charlie became really angry, he…

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    Jehovah’s Witnesses pose great challenges to the medical field by refusing to accept blood transfusions. A variety of aspects of medicine, such as surgery and trauma, use blood transfusions for the preservation of life. Philip Baron, a professor or law, argues that the state has interests in preserving human life as well as “protecting the professional ethics and discretion of the medical profession”. These two interests create conflict between upholding patient autonomy and preserving human…

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    This article is about Lorin Madsen, who contracted Necrotizing fasciitis after she fell in a parking lot and skinned her arm. It discussed how many people were had to be amputated or worse killed due to this, because there was no real way to cure this infection. It usually treated with surgical excision and antibiotics, but the death rate is still to 70%. After many attempts on Lori Madsen to cure the infection her situation started to become worse until she was introduced to Dr. John Crew. He…

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    nonsurgical option there was to try and make this problem go away but nothing would work. Eight days before my eighth grade graduation I had double knee surgery. It turns out that there were bands wrapped around my knee caps that never went away after I was born. He told me that when he took out the bands they were as thick as ropes. After surgery I felt brand new and it was as if I could feel a difference in my knees already. A year has passed and I’m starting varsity swimming at my high…

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    would have thought of surgery first. I called one of my peers, and she agreed with my findings. A rush of excitement surged through my veins. The adult patient started streaming with tears after I explained to him there would be no need for surgery. I proceeded with an Irrigation and Debridement and added oral antibiotics, and sent the patient home. It felt good knowing I had done everything in my power to bring hope and ultimately save this man’s…

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    procedures that are conducted on an outpatient basic. Ambulatory surgery center (ASC), hospital and doctors office are considered outpatient locations. The surgery I decided to talk about was cataract surgery. Cataract surgery is when the eyes cloudy natural lens is removed and replaced with a clear artificial lens implant called IOL or intraocular lens. A patient may be concerned about the risk of the surgery. Cataract surgery, the risks may be infection, bleeding inside the eye, increased…

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