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    Being a Veterinarian can be a rough life when the job involves saving animals However the job takes, schooling, commitment, and having passion and love for animals. Small animal vets treat pets such as dogs, cats and gerbils. They work in a vet’s office but a few focus on large animals such as sheep, cows, and horses. Large animal vets usually drive to ranches and stables where their patients live. Small animal vets may take care of broken bones, worms, ticks, dental care larger animals vets…

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    After reviewing the historical events of health care, these are the three events I believe to be the most significant in health care in today’s society. First, In the 17th century William Harvey came up with the theory of blood circulation. “Vehemently opposed at first, this discovery led to the realization that medications could be injected into the circulatory system, and blood could be transfused.” (Mitchell & Haroun) 2012. This is used still used today. Anton Van Leeunwenhoek also…

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    Smith And Nephew Case

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    A positive, dependable, organized, detailed-oriented, problem solving, independent worker, and collaborative team player To obtain a permanent position as Smith & Nephew's Product Communications Specialist Surgical Product Technician I 12/22/2014-Present Adecco USA, Inc., Memphis, TN Contract employee for Smith & Nephew, Inc., Cordova, TN Tasks of x-ray image storage and retrieval, case assignments selection, ensuring x-ray images identifiers correspond to cases, stitching multiple x-ray…

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    Patient Explanatory Model

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    two medical professionals with some of the highest stress work. Everyday the lives of their patients are put in their hands. These two must also work together in communicating the status of the patient before, during and after a surgery. A simple wisdom tooth removal surgery is no different. The vital signs of the patient must be monitored continuously throughout by the anesthesiologist, this information must be relayed to the surgeon, and the surgeon must use this information in addition to…

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    Surgical Observation

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    In the end of January I was honored to observe the work of excellent surgeon Anna Gibson, who practicing in the Surgeons Clinic in Liberty Hospital. She allowed me to observe open gallbladder removal. The surgery was scheduled for early in the morning and at 5 am I was in the hospital. I hoped that my early arrival will allow me to observe the work of Surgical Technologist from the very first moment, when she sets up the back table. I think that the one of the most captivating parts of any…

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    Jaw Distraction Report

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    Distraction I remember my first jaw distraction surgery on July 8th, 2013. My family and I went to Shriners Hospital in Chicago for a checkup and to set up the surgery date. We left for Chicago on July 7th, It was hot sunny day. We stopped at Aurora Mall to shop on the way there. When we got to the hospital. I met Destany and Meredith, they were also there for jaw distraction surgery. The next day I had to be at the hospital at 5:30 am to be prepped for surgery. I was very nervous. The nurse…

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    Imagine having surgery without anesthesia, or maybe even being shot and left on the side of the road to die. Imagine being starved and locked in a room for a week-- I would rather that happen to me, then having to go through this. Sitting at my desk, just wishing for a murderer to break into the school and shoot me. My body was shaking as if I was having my own personal earthquake. Mrs.Spaetz starts calling people up to the board to write our names in the order we will be presenting. I sink…

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    Having experienced a difficult recovery from orthopedic surgery, I believe I will provide a valuable perspective of patient care to the doctor of physical therapy program at Eastern Washington University. Two weeks prior to my junior year of college, I had ACL reconstructive surgery in my left knee. Due to complications in surgery, my lateral meniscus remained torn in spite of the surgery. This exacerbated an already difficult and demanding recovery. Months into my recovery, I struggled with…

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    Born with a cleft lip. Numerous surgeries. A few years ago as I was falling asleep I remembered what I believe to be my first memory-- both arms restrained miles away from the stitches on my tortuously itching face. Is that trauma? The next several years were punctuated with appointments and surgeries with various physicians who fixed my face. At risk of wading into the poetic, the dreams to become a physician and practice medicine grew from the admiration I had for the doctors who took care of…

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    An anesthesiologist would be a perfect job for anyone who loves to work with people, medicine, and machines because of the tasks done, training, and work environment. An anesthesiologists goes to school for about eight years after high school. After they go to school, anesthesiologists have to do an internship and have to get their doctoral degree, but the average salary is $187,200 a year. The main priorities of an anesthesiologists are monitor patients before, during, and after anesthesia.…

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