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    Prosthetics

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    Through research, evidence supports that prosthetics are modernized. Prosthetics also significantly help amputees, making them a necessity for those who need support, according to professionals in the field. Prosthetics are created from plastic and usually have small sensors to track electrical nerves within a limb, but with developed technology, prosthetics can do so much more. Prosthetics have developed to detect certain signals, and in order to prepare an individual for prosthetics,…

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    Female genital cutting is a practice that up to a million young girls in 28 different countries around the world have done each year. Most of the practicing countries are in Africa but there are some in the Middle East and Asia as well. While these operations are sometimes referred to as female genital mutilation, the term mutilation seems to demonize the practitioners. Cutting however still expresses the seriousness without having to disparage the midwifes. There are three main types of female…

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    The practice of female genital mutilation, where the female genital organs are altered or removed for non-medical reasons, still occurs to this day in some cultures. Female genital mutilation can include removing the clitoris, labia minora and labia majora, infibulation where the opening to the vagina is restricted, and other harmful procedures such as scraping and cauterizing the genital area (Female Genital Mutilation). The procedure is usually performed on girls under the age of 15 and the…

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    Organ Donation Consent

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    Public Policies and Consent for Organ Donation Required Request Required request proposals typically mandate hospitals to develop and implement policies to ensure that healthcare providers (HCP 's) approach all families of "potential" organ donors once brain death is determined(Siminoff & Mercer, 2001). Potential donors are usually victims of accident caused trauma, sudden acute illness, or self-inflicted injury. In all such cases, a diagnosis of brain death establishes that the body 's internal…

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    believe if organ transplants and organ donations are ethical. Should one donate their extra and unneeded organs to someone that may not survive without an organ transplant? It may only be ethical to do so. However, some believe that one should be deceased before they donate their organs. Those people believe that there is a chance that it could affect them the wrong way and make one sick and maybe even die. There are many people…

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    used to create organs for pharmaceutical companies. These organs are then put through multiple tests before going onto clinical trials. By doing this, drugs with adverse side effects can be found without having to be tested on by people or animals. The reason that the laser-induced method is more effective, and therefore more widely used, is because it creates the most accurate shape of an organ. The more…

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    Organ Donation Integrity

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    Putting Back the Integrity in Organ Transplantation The organ transplant process should be a life giving process that brings happiness and fulfillment in both parties. Instead there is a black cloud that hovers over the process due to the bad publicity organ traffickers have put on it. There is also a dread that once put on the transplant list a donor will not be found. According to Abouna (pg. 34), “In the US, one patient is added to the waiting list every 15 minutes, and in the year 2007,…

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    Sex Vs Biological Sex

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    the individual as well as controversy within society. Sex is a concrete scientific term, and is determined by the presence of different sex organs in a living creature. A male has a penis and testes, while a female has a vagina, uterus, and ovaries.…

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    In the United States, there has been an increase in the number of organ transplants needed over the years, even though there are not enough donated organs to fill that need. This issue has sparked many ideas in the creation of a remedy to the current organ donation shortage. One of the proposed solutions would be to legalize the sale of human organs, which has many issues woven within it. Through history of organ donations, many people have been saved. However, the proposition…

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    Baby Theresa Case Study

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    morally correct to save another life, knowing that your own can’t be saved. In the case of Baby Theresa in 1992, a newborn infant who suffered with anencephaly, parents, Laura Campo and Justin Pearson, decided that they wanted to donate their child 's organs upon hearing that their newborn wouldn’t survive for too long. Anencephaly is a serious birth defect in the formation of a baby’s neural tube development. There is an absence of a major part of the brain, skull, and scalp that, normally,…

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