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    What Is Professionalism?

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    Professionalism is someone who is trained to do a job and definition is often defined by many. Professionalism is an important factor in our society, by displaying great character, display good judgement, maintaining a healthy self image and lifestyle, and doing what you love, while trying to make a positive difference. These often in the workforce are key factors that suddenly helps. My example is I love to serve and help others, this has helped me find my career in nursing and shaped me to…

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    To Detect and Mend The American Nurses Association’s [ANA] Code of Ethics are standards meant to protect not only the public but the nurses as well. Without these standards, clinicians can rationalize practices, according to their own convictions, but may not necessarily benefit the client and uphold the integrity of the profession. For instance, a nurse with substance abuse disorder can justify his action as a reasonable coping mechanism to perform his job. However, with the ANA Code of…

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    I participated in this program last year and it was one of the most insightful experiences in the medical field I been able to have. Volunteering is great however, shadowing is much more, ironically, engaging. It provokes me to think critically when observing situation as if I was taking care of the patient myself. Then, I can match it up with what the physician whom I am shadowing does and thinks. I have done much volunteering however, when you are performing many mechanical tasks it takes…

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    The legal definition A living will is a legal document where you authorize doctors to do and do not do certain medical procedures in you in case you become incapacitated or medically unconscious to make decisions or even speak. Many people are now including organ donation in their living will. This is a noble and admirable practice. Imagine how many people your organs could save when you die. That is like living your life to the fullest. Even in death, you could be sure you are contributing…

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    Investigation Field Trip

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    During the Georgia Bureau of Investigation field trip, our class was given the opportunity to experience what a day is like for a professional in the crime lab. That included the very ins and outs (no pun intended) of an autopsy. An autopsy is a surgical procedure that consists of a thorough examination of a corpse to determine the cause and manner of death and to evaluate any disease or injury that may be present, usually performed by a pathologist. As a class we learned many things by…

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    I’ve seen nursing technology affect the nurses practice over the years. I have worked in the medical field for 7 years in the psychiatric and senior care facility. When I started working in the medical field as a CNA (Certified Nurse Assistant) the technology helping with direct patient care has changed dramatically. Many people assume there’s risk of nursing technology provides. They believe there are sometimes medical errors and not having proper direct patient care training. Although I agree…

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    After Matt helped Dona Esperanza get the Keepers arrested and went back to Opium. He took control since he was the also El Patron in a way. When he became the leader of Opium he made some promises for himself and others. Matt said that he wants to set all the eejits free. He needed some doctors so he gathered a team. Once he did this he had found some eejits that did not have living family. He then let the doctors get to work. Later on he found out that the doctors succeeded. The doctors…

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    • Explain the major professional challenges you faced in the completion of your practicum. As a part of my practicum, I worked at Department of Health, White River Junction, Vermont. One of the things I have noticed is that my practicum site is a little disorganized. As a part of my practicum, I was supposed to contact local physicians about the community resources on safe disposal of prescription medications. I was told that there was a drop-box located in the local sheriff’s office and…

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    Current Procedural Terminology (CPT®) code was initially published in 1966. The American Medical Association (AMA) created it and currently oversees it. The AMA originated in 1847 comprising physicians and medical students in the United States and was incorporated in 1897. They foster scientific innovation, enhanced public health, and encourage the doctor and patient relationship. Trust and collaboration are key ingredients to improve patient health (AMA, 2016a; AMA 2016b). The CPT-4 ontology is…

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    There is one particular experience which undoubtedly brought to light the idea that many people face daily struggles. This encounter occurred when I helped treat an eight-year-old, autistic boy. The child was nonverbal, and arrived with a persistent fever of 104 degrees Fahrenheit. As an autistic child, he was easily stimulated by sensory perception, and also struck with fear from having his temperature taken. Regrettably, we had several other things we needed to do for him. His ears required…

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