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    physicians were not limited to faith healing as part of their practice. If the prayers were not effective doctors turned to herbs (. Each doctor in Egypt was a specialist in their one particular field. These fields included pharmacology, dentistry, gynecology, crude surgical procedures, general healing, autopsy, and embalming (Ancient Egyptian Medicine). From embalming Ancient Egyptian physicians gained their knowledge of human anatomy. Mummification prepared the dead body for its journey…

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    Henrietta Lacks Report

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    care of the kids and day is her husband. Until she receives the lab result which said ‘Epidermoid carcinoma of the cervix, Stage I’” (27). Richard Wesley Telinde was a top cervical cancer expert in the country he is well known for this clinical gynecology text books which are still used after sixty years later. Telinde had come on with a theory about cervical cancer that if he was correct he would be able to save the lives of many women. There two types of cancer invasive carcinomas and…

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    Diversity Proposal

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    Both Moses Taylor and Regional hospital are owned by Commonwealth health, a largest network of hospitals in Northeastern Pennsylvania. They provide over 35 different services such as gynecology, pathology, pediatrics, geriatric, psychiatry etc. According to Medicare hospital compare, GCMC and Regional hospital have been rated with two stars and Moses Taylor has been given one star. Although, Moses Taylor and Regional hospitals provide…

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    Care Systems Model Essay

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    Systems Model Current Care Delivery Model I am currently employed at a local Healthcare-Center that is certified as a level 3 Trauma Center with twenty-five-beds in the emergency room (ER). The staff in the ER consists of physicians, physician’s assistants, staff nurses, triage nurse, clinical manager (CM), assistant clinical manager (ACM), charge nurse, patient care assistants (PCA), unit secretary and a social worker. Other auxiliary staff from other departments such as laboratory, radiology,…

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    needed are general education with the concentration of health science. A four year’s bachelor’s degree is needed, meaning four years in college, or university, and four years of medical school. Then four years of residency training in obstetrics and gynecology. There’s also the possibility of doing three years of further training, which is optional. The skills needed are to have active learning so everything could be understood well. In addition to being judgemental and decisive, being good at…

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    eight years as a surgical tech, I had performed over ten thousand surgical cases, working hand to hand with various surgeons in the operation bed from different specialties which included: General Surgery, Colon and Rectal Surgery, Obstetrics and Gynecology, Ophthalmic Surgery, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, Orthopedic Surgery, Otolaryngology, and Urology. As a military surgical…

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    Private Prison Patriarchy

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    of exploitation and control; in denial of basic economic resources; in standards of fashion and beauty; in tyrannical ideals of motherhood, monogamy, chastity, and heterosexuality; in sexual harassment in the workplace; in the practices of gynecology, obstetrics, and psychotherapy; and in unpaid household drudgery and underpaid wage work. Violence exists whenever one group controls in its own interests the life chances, environments, actions, and perceptions of another group, as men…

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    Frequently people get confused that an Obstetrician and a Gynecologist are the same specialty because they deal with essentially the same parts of the female system. The abbreviation OB/GYN means Obstetrics and Gynecology. According to WebMD, an obstetrician is a doctor that specializes in pregnancy, childbirth, and a woman’s reproductive system. Gynecologist is a surgeon who specializes in diseases of the female genital tract and women’s health (MacGill). Becoming an OB/GYN requires a college…

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    resources away from men’s health. This is about acknowledging the fact that women and men are different. While that may seem obvious, past medical research often worked on the assumption that, with the exceptions of breast cancer, obstetrics and gynecology, women are just like men. It was not unusual for medical studies and drug trials to exclude women, even though women were affected by the condition being studied or would be prescribed the drugs that were being tested. To improve the health of…

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    United States, various periods of work experience taught me much about medicine. Ain Shams university hospital gave me the opportunity to practice many specialities, such as emergency, internal medicine, general surgery, pediatrics, obstetrics, and gynecology. Whilst fleeting, these visits to the departments highlighted the variety and diversity of the fascinating specialties medicine encompasses. After completing my studies, I practiced at the police hospital in Cairo where I worked for two…

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