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    Doctors Are Not Gods

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    Doctors with Borders: A Definitional Argument to Prove Doctors Aren’t Gods Doctors have long been known and looked to as the one of the barriers between life and death. Even in the beginning when medicine was nothing more than experiment, Doctors were viewed as a higher authority; capable of providing aid in any situation. This allusion, has carried on to present time and led many to believe that Doctors possess the abilities of gods; and they are in fact gods themselves (Jeffrey Braithwaite…

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    to convince others. The doctor used his authority over the little girl to finally get her to open her mouth. Mathilda used manipulation on her parents to stay off her back. The story “ Use of force”, showed how people who convince others to do what they want are more than likely to use manipulation, authority, and or popularity. The daughter uses manipulation to get to the parents. She was able to convince her parents in some way that she okay and did not need a doctor. But both parents knew…

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    In the short story “The Use of Force,” by William Carlos Williams, a doctor narrates his visit to the Olson Family whose daughter, Mathilda, may be sick with diphtheria. The doctor explains that he is trying to be nice to Mathilda, but seeing that she refuses to let him examine her he asks the parents to consent to a forceful method. Eventually, he uses excessive force to get the diagnosis. Are his actions justifiable? Given that Mathilda is finally revealed to have diphtheria and the doctor’s…

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    Fetal Consent Case Study

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    or without a law. Before laws were implemented, doctors could take from their patients as they pleased. While there are many issues surrounding the use of human cells and tissues in scientific research, the main issue surrounds that of morality and subsequently, ownership and consent. It is unethical to perform scientific testing on a fetal…

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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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    Doctor Bordone

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    was instead picturing a very different scene than the one that Bordone creates. I was imagining a painting more similar to a work by Heinrich Hofmann made in 1871. His painting Christ in the Temple, shows Christ surrounded by five other men, the doctors who he is conversing with. In this painting, there are much less people which allows for a more compact composition without many other things for the viewer to be distracted by. When I look at Bordone’s painting, I find myself lost at times in…

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    Greys Anatomy Effect

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    Even after 12 years of Greys Anatomy airing on television, viewers continue to become more and more invested in the series. Although the series does not accurately portray the real life of doctors and interns, people enjoy the show most because everyone in the cast is so diverse. The inaccurate portrayal often goes unnoticed. The show also gives ordinary people the chance to connect with a character. Many people can make a connection through…

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    Imaginary Avoid

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    that it was acted badly or anything. I actually thought it was weird but weird enough to be intrigued by it. It was just creepy the way the costume was, that it was hard and weird to watch, but I could not look away. Also the whole Argan being a doctor at the end was such a unexpected curve ball. I was just confused by the whole thing but it didn't make the play bad. All in all I would absolute recommend this play, I actually wished I could have taken my mother with me, because I think she…

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    issues. When doctors decided that Lia should not be under her parent 's care, the doctor’s anticipations depend on what people often should do in case of sickness. People usually follow the recommendations from their doctors and keep taking medication until they end up being healthy. Otherwise, people who do not feel comfortable with the treatment plan, they would simply discuss that with their doctors. But, if they have any miscommunication, what should they do? I feel that doctors should know…

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    technology that are a huge help to doctors, researchers, technicians and even the patients. New technologies consist of websites, computers, testing equipment, mobile devices, and many more things that are used daily in offices around the world. For example, some websites are used to keep the schedule for the day, month or even the year. No matter what the program is for, it helps the office stay on task and organized. Also the internet is a new technology that can help doctors have the answers…

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