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    Working-Class Ideology

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    story, the doctor is perceived in a way of being a lower class. The doctor becomes frustrated with the patient parents because, of how they treat him. William Carlos Williams, in the story “The Use of Forces,” the doctor states “when I arrived I was met by the mother… very clean and apologetic who merely said, Is this the doctor?” (paragraph 2). This quote shows how the lady and the doctor are, from two different classes. The lady also questions the doctor, as if, he was not the doctor. A sense…

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    normal baby. However, the doctor told my mom and dad the shocking news they never expected. The doctor told my parents that after the tests were completed that I had failed the hearing test. They referred my parents to see a specialist about why I failed the hearing test. My parents went to the specialist and were told that they need to wait until I was older to do some tests. After a while I was taken to the Riley Hospital to have more tests done on my ears. The doctors there were able to tell…

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    I walk up to the help desk and I tell the man sitting there that I have been waiting here forever and if he can tell me what is going on with Sam Evans? “Excuse me Hi are you Bridget I am Dr. Stubs I am your friend Sam's doctor.” “Oh is everything okay with him.” “He is in the operating room right now, do you think that you can tell me what happened to him again?” “Yes well he was walking past my house and all of a sudden out of nowhere someone shot him, then I ran outside to see if he was okay…

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    I Juan De Pareja

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    In the beginning of the book I Juan DE Pareja a boy who lost his mother at a young age is working of the mistrust of the house and is kept and fed well until one day a disease came and killed off most of the slaves and as Juan is laying there dying a man comes and say that you are blessed because god decided to save him and that he is lucky to be alive. This same man also helps get back his strength until a named Don Carmelo come to take him to his new master and a city called Madrid which would…

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    Little did I know I wasn’t lucky at all, my teeth were one of the most complicated, uncooperative, and uncalled for teeth that a girl could ever ask for. I got called in the office that week. The doctor sat me and my mom down. I still can’t forget the words that came out of his mouth. He said, “Honey I’m sorry, but we have to remove both premolars today so we can start your treatment.” My heart dropped, my lips started quivering, my hands and feet…

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    months to live but maybe they get care from the doctor and live for 5 more years? What would you want them to do, just remember if they end their life you will never speak to them again and you will always wonder if you could have had more good memories with them. With a decision this tough it’s hard to decide what should happen but the patient should choose what is best for them not what is best for its family, but if they get care from the doctor and manage the symptoms they could more than…

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    for both my husband and I. Our joy was continued throughout the pregnancy until the doctor had offered us possible test to see if the baby had any problems. I didn’t want to know until the baby was born, but my husband insisted. The doctor conducted a maternal blood screening, as well as a noninvasive prenatal diagnosis (Santrock 2014, pg. 52). The tests came back positive for Down syndrome. At that point the doctor asked me if I would consider aborting the pregnancy. I was shocked at how fast…

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    progressed to the point where she is not only excessively confused and but also becoming depressed over the delusional loss of her daughter. Emma can’t remember or comprehend she has a mental disease, so she therefore has anosognosia. Despite what doctors and other trusted individuals tell her, she still doesn’t believe she has only one daughter. In this case of Alzheimer’s and many others, if the patient was only able to understand the…

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    Force” by William Carlos Williams tells the tale of a doctor. The doctor gets a call from a family who is concerned about their daughter. The story is written in the first person and limits the reader because the narrator is unreliable. The doctor is an unreliable narrator because he decides what to tell the reader, he uses odd words, and because of the irony. The point of view affects the reading and understanding because of the way the doctor tells the story. He uses a strange word choice and…

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    The Doctors Plague

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    The Doctors' Plague: Germs, Childbed Fever, and the Strange Story of Ignác Semmelweis (Great Discoveries.) By Sherwin B. Nuland. 191 pp., illustrated. New York, Norton, 2003. $21.95. ISBN: 0-393-05299-0 One out of every six women who delivered under the care of doctors and medical students at the Allgemeine Krankenhaus of Vienna died of a mysterious illness. Theories like miasmas and milk-metastasis (a blockage of breast milk that resulted in the redirection of milk into the body) tried to shed…

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