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    Emergency medical technician is also known as EMT. EMT respond to calls by or for people in medical distress and delivers emergency medical care. EMT are trained and skilled in a varied range of lifesaving techniques. They may also react to vehicles or industrial accidents, heart attacks, bodily injuries due to accidents or violence, cases of poisoning or drug overdose, childbirth, drowning, and circumstances concerning emotionally troubled individuals. EMTs are the first medical responders to…

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    In my personal and professional experience, the acute inpatient environment may at times appear to lack any positive direction for the mental health nurses working directly with patient care however, if you were to delve beyond this superficial appearance I would also argue that the role of the mental health nurse is, as suggested by Horsfall, Cleary, & Hunt (2010) and Bowers (2005) often established by the patients, their needs and the reason for their admission to an acute mental health…

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    important. I hope it wouldn’t too difficult to answer them. Concerning remainders ( which you’ve mentioned): Am I right that all calculations in the app will be based on the data of the patient, which she put in via sign up (age, weight, stage of illness and prescriptions of the doctor)? Who will give the prescriptions and make a consultations? Will the one doctor be a curator for all patients ( users in the app)? What does you mean with words “girls can send message each other universally”?…

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    Shadowing a physician provided me with direct exposure to medicine, allowing me to engage with patients and interact with physicians. I obtained insight from physicians about their experiences and specialties. I also had the opportunity to listen to patients’ stories and concerns. I learned that medicine is not merely about applying medical knowledge to treat others, but also about the quality of interaction that physicians forge with their patients. Furthermore, this experience helped me…

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    “Philosophy is an attitude toward life and reality that evolves from each nurses beliefs” (Edwards, 1997). Ones perception of philosophy of work may be different to another individual. However, the standard of practice in nursing should hold true to the practicing health care facilities. Philosophy in nursing is applying your own knowledge and beliefs of what nursing means to the caregiver. Philosophy defines the patients being care for and what nursing means to the nursing profession.…

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    Contrast media are used to enhance visualization of a variety of anatomical structures (Isaac, 2012). Hydration is considered the gold standard in preventing Contrast-Induced Nephropathy. Fluids dilute contrast medium, thereby decreasing direct nephrotoxic effects of inflammation and necrosis on renal cells (Isaac, 2012). In patients with renal disease, does the nursing assessment of patients receiving sodium bicarbonate infusion versus normal sodium infusion yield more complications of…

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    SECURITY CONCERN ON HIGH VOLTAGE MEDICAL RECORDS BEFORE A MOVE VITAL REQUIREMENTS OF MEDICAL RECORDS DURING A MOVE When moving medical related files, it’s necessary to know the hefty fines involved in case a privacy breach takes place. That means penalties of up to $ 1,500, according to updates on the HIPAA (Health Insurance Policy and Accountability Act.) And worst of it all, a possible publicizing of the incident in the national media, which could be detrimental to the health care facility, as…

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    properties when put on to the forehead, consumed in small quantities, or carried on the person in a packet. Hinduism has a stigma against mental illnesses. They believe in a concept called the evil eye and believe that it is the source of the mental illness, or they see it as a result of karma from this life or a past life. Their diet is basically a vegetarian diet. That means no meat, fish, or eggs. The cow is considered…

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    Patient Ethical Dilemmas

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    Patients depend on their doctors to provide them with honest and accurate diagnosis, treatment, and medical counseling. However, this isn’t always the case for some doctor/patient relationships. Although there are no specific laws stating that doctors cannot lie or withhold information from patients, doctors are generally expected to follow a code of ethics. A patient is more likely to establish a faithful relationship with their doctor if the doctor treats the patient with respect and courtesy…

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    The case manager has the responsibility to provide the necessary care at low cost. “Case management is a collaborative process between the case manager and the client his or her family designed to identify and meet health care meds through quality, cost effective service” (Clark, 2015, p.287). You have to coordinate all the needs presented by the patient and refer them and make the approach to the necessary agencies that provide services for the patient not to be deprivide of them and all their…

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