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    Hendrick Medical Center is located in Abilene, Texas and has been established for the past nine decades. Hendrick Medical center mission states that the staff will “deliver high quality healthcare emphasizing excellence and compassion consistent with the healing ministry of Jesus Christ” (Hendrick Health System, n.d.). The vision of Hendrick Medical Center is to “be a financially stable, regional health and medical system providing quality comprehensive services with optimal outcomes that meet…

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    4. If you are currently not a full time student, please list and describe your current activities. (Response limited to 800 characters) 1. I recently began working at Lemus Medical Center that has exposed me to variations of patient care as well as a fast paced medical office experience. I am still undergoing training to perform duties of a medical assistant and scribe such as completing truck driver exams required by the Department of Transportation (DOT), drug and alcohol testing,…

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    Although physical medicine and rehabilitation requires many years of experience and a commitment to the field, it can be a very rewarding career path for anyone who enjoys helping others. The education required to obtain a degree in the field of physical medicine and rehabilitation begins with four years of college. In these four years, several premedical college courses are required (McAlpine 17). The cost of college varies, but the national average is $10,000 per year. After completing college…

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    Health care in the United States has caused a human rights crisis that disadvantages a large number of people. Health care is given by many different organizations as private sector businesses. The United States spent more on health care per capita than other countries. You can see it in its GDP. Some programs that provide healthcare are Medicare, Medicaid, the Children 's Health Insurance Program, and the Veterans Health Administration. America should 've have a pleasant healthcare system in…

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    Ophthalmologist An ophthalmologist is a doctor who is specially trained in the medical and surgical health care of eyes . They focus on the overall health of the visual system . They are trained in delivery comprehensions care , including vision examination , prescription for glasses and contact lens . Also therapy treatment for eyes ailments and disease. Besides graduating from an accredited four year undergraduate program .Individuals interested ,must apply for admission into one…

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    The movie brought back some spectacular memories of my grandpa, great grandma, and great aunt who lived into the late 90’s and early 100’s. I have seen firsthand that people are living longer than before. Since my family members have lived longer, I was able to spend time with them and heard amazing stories of about my heritage. I think that this video brought some fantastic points about the elderly population. One positive point that Leon Kass MD stated was “it is in many respects really a…

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    Career In Medical School

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    Education and Training The most strenuous and tedious requirement to become a physician is education, a potential physician must have had completed 4 years of undergrad and 4 years of medical school. In undergrad, students can major in anything but, they must have completed work and have a potent foundation in biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, and English. All though it’s not required, volunteering at a local hospital can help strengthen ones communication skills and help future M.D get…

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    “Overweight and obesity are major risk factors for a number of chronic diseases, including diabetes, cardiovascular diseases and cancer” (Obesity). Obesity is one of the most common result caused by having bad diets. People mostly choose what is tasty and most of those delicious food are unhealthy. Moreover, they do not know what food plan is healthy; therefore the government should have a say in people’s diets. There many advantages by having the government decides people’s diets, such as…

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    the medical science behind the human brain, and treat its problems. It 's exciting to live in a time where science is continuously flourishing and being applied to solve humankind 's problems. Nowhere is this more true than in the advancement of medicine. With the medical world rapidly growing, marvelous medical innovations seem so futuristic. From disabled patients who control robotic arms with their brains, to organs grown in a lab. I am fortunate to live in such an age with all these new…

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    Medical errors top the list as one of the main errors committed in the health care setting and one of the main issues that threatens patient safety. Medical errors is best described as the failure of a planned action to be completed as intended or the use of a wrong plan to achieve an aim (err). Problems that contribute to medical errors are: surgical injuries and wrong site surgery, suicides, restraint-related injuries or death, falls, burns, pressure ulcers, mistaken patient identities, and…

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