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    Digging the heels of her hands into the small of her back and arching first back and then forward to ease the kinks Dr. Caroline Taylor groaned as the stiffening muscles protested her efforts to loosen them, then ran her hands through her cap of short black hair. She stood at the end of the men's ward surveying the patients lying in the narrow metal beds. Dysentery, an appendix, two leg wounds from farming implements and an assortment of other ills had brought these villagers to the little…

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    That sterile smell, the multiple doctor visits; the little white rooms, where I tried to not think about the worst thing that could be wrong with me. One of the white coats finally said something, but it wasn't good news; I was diagnosed with Type 1 diabetes. My world had just turned upside down. I was 12 years old at the time. My parents and I didn't know anything about diabetes, so when I was told I had it, I had just assumed it was only temporary, that I will get better in a few days; I…

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    Breast cancer I remember one morning, getting ready for work I realized I had a small lump on my left breast. I didn’t feel pain but I could see a lump. The whole day at work I thought about it, I told my husband and he thought I should go see the doctor. I was scared because the thought of having breast cancer was repeating in my head and it worried me, especially because my mom had it before. We went and I got a checkup, the test came back positive that i did have breast cancer. I didn’t want…

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    should get this cool award. Dr. Sampson Davis went through many tough times, yet through and through. He owns up to his faults he takes risks and he succeeds, and He learns from mistakes being a Risk taker is what made him what he is today a wonderful doctor Dr.Sampson Davis owns up to his mistakes. In this instance, he turns himself while knowing that this could change his life and be an enormous risk. On Page 149 "Guilty, Your Honor ," Sampson Said. His heart thuded, and his mouth felt like…

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    On Saturday, May 12, 2018, at approximately 12:31PM, I, Officer Larry Thomas was dispatched to the New Patient Tower, (room E.421), in reference to a patient control. Upon arrival, I observed a black male subject who was identified as Durell Childers walking around the room talking to himself looking around. I asked, Mr. Mac Mcneil the patient nurse what happened. Mr. Mcneil stated that the patient took the picture frame down from the wall that was inside his room, so he went inside the room…

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    opened. The doctor spoke and much to my relief and displeasure, gave the diagnosis. After countless visits to the doctor and hospital for x-rays I was bewildered to find out that I was diagnosed with scoliosis. It turns out scoliosis is copious in teens and young adults. Unfortunately I was a part of this group. While it wasn’t a severe case it caused enough pain to make it difficult to walk. My back felt decrepit at the age of 15. The doctors send me…

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    WANT TO LEAVE?!" The doctor couhed, trying to yell as loud as he could, unintenionally sending spittle everywhere. He let out a laboured screech and Asher saw what the Doctor was trying to hide, at least one of his fears had come true. The doctor held the long, metal encased syringe like madman holding a daggar. it…

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    Neurology Case Study

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    weeks after her birth, she had heart failure and her parents had to take her to the hospital due to low vital signs; that was the first time doctors noticed that there was something wrong with her. A couple of days later, they realized that not only her heart wasn’t functioning properly, but she had low muscle tone, and seizures. All of these symptoms gave doctors enough reasons to believe that it was the 1p36 syndrome. Today, Sonia lives and I’m proud to say that she is my cousin. Learning…

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    future career I want to be a radiologist. In this paper I will give information about radiologist. In this paper most of your questions about radiology will be answered hopefully. What is a radiologist? A radiologist is medical doctors (MDs) or doctors of osteopathic medicine (DOs) who specialize in diagnosing and treating diseases and injuries using medical imaging techniques, such as x-rays. What do radiologist do? They treat diseases, such as cancer or heart disease, by means of radiation or…

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    anesthesiologists. They give medicine to either put people sleep or make the pain go away. I would like to become an anesthesiologist because I enjoy helping people and anesthesiologist help people every day. Anesthesiologists have an important job. They have to be concentrated all the time because if they are not, they can cause someone to lose their life or become even more ill. 3There is a lot of responsibilities in this occupation. You have to know specific amounts of medicine to give…

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