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    invented anesthesia. Anesthesia is a medicine to relief pain over surgeries. “Anesthesia is a way to control pain during a surgery or procedure by using medicine called anesthetics” (Anesthesia - Topic Overview, 2005) Before anesthesia, there was no way to control pain or be distracted during a surgery. “What happens depends on the type of procedure you’re getting and the type of anesthesia that will be used, there are 3 kinds. General anesthesia which is when a person is asleep. Regional…

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    taken during surgeries to the treatments the ill received. However, to learn from the mistakes that were made throughout history in the medical world, one must become informed about the errors made prior. The 19th century was a time where trial and error was mostly practiced, which lead Physicians to change their approach on medicine and surgical procedures. Without the exciting changes made in the 19th century, medicine would be less advanced as it is today. If one was to undergo a surgery in…

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    1970s Medical Advances

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    other diseases have been and medical technology has come a long way. Every decade, new advancements are made, and some are better than others, but they all shape the lives of many people in many different ways. In the 1970s, two life changing surgeries took place. They both occurred in 1972 and they were the world’s first toe-to-thumb…

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    Surgical Technician Essay

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    in the correct order. Items missing from the surgical table falls back on the surgical technologist and can delay the surgery. Once all surgical tools are in the correct place all surgical techs suit up in sterile gowns, gloves, and protective masks. It is the technician’s job to make sure the surgeon has his or her gown and gloves on. The surgical techs final step before the surgery is applying a sterile drape around the patient’s incision…

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    Nurse Malpractice

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    Another problem with this topic is what would happen if that nurse made a mistake because it would make them really mad because they wouldn't want to mess up the patient's insides or drop an organ and many more. The wouldn’t want to make a patient mad because they care actually sue that person for malpractice which is horrible because if that happens a nurse must surrender their license to the board which becoming a nurse is the hardest thing in the world, but the greatest thing in the world.…

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    Mldoa Analysis

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    Peng Wen et al. [50] used a novel index MLDoA to identify different anesthetic states of a patient during surgery. Based on the new index MLDoA, the assessment of depth of anesthesia (DoA) for a patient can be clearly monitored. Firstly, a modified Bayesian wavelet threshold is proposed to de-noise the electroencephalogram (EEG) signals. Secondly, the Hurst exponent is obtained to classify four states of anesthesia: deep anesthesia, moderate anesthesia, light anesthesia and awake. Finally, the…

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    Doctors have been doing surgeries for decades on human patients helping them lead a healthier life. Every year there are technological advances that help us in our everyday life. Some are more beneficial to specific professions while some are for the general public. One technological advance that has helped humans in many ways is assisted robotic surgery. Robotic surgeries are not uncommon but they aren’t used in everyday hospital settings. The machine is hand controlled by surgeons with a…

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    Allergist

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    Ear, nose, and throat treatment incorporates a wide range of medical and surgical conditions. Otolaryngologic disorders are among the many most normal clinical issues worldwide, and it is estimated that at the least 1 in 5 adults will endure from hearing problems at some point of their life, and 1 in four will suffer from dizziness, allergy symptoms, or voice problems. In youngsters, ear infections, core ear fluid, and adenotonsillar disorders are by way of a ways probably the most…

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    Laparoscopic assisted colon endorectal pull-through Overview: Laparoscopic assisted endorectal pull-through colon is minimally invasive surgery for Hirschsprung's disease; the part of the colon that does not have nerve cells is pulled through the anal canal and cut away, while the healthy end is sutured to the rectum. In addition to anal, surgical instruments, and a narrow lighted instrument with a video camera at the end (laparoscope) is inserted into the abdomen through four holes to mobilize…

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    Exploratory Laparotomy

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    laparotomy is used to view and examine structures inside the abdominal cavity. Those include section • Appendix • bladder • gallbladder • Intestine • kidney and ureter • Liver • pancreas • Spleen • Stomach • uterus, fallopian tubes and ovaries (in women) Surgery that opens the abdomen is called laparotomy. causes: on the basis of causes section varies: Large and small intestine: a bowel perforation, bowel block, cancer Liver: Trauma, cirrhosis, liver enlargement urinary-system kidneys, ureters…

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