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    surgery. Even though physicians were not able to get in contact with his parents to ask for permission, they should have waited to amputate his arm. Getting an informed consent, the patient must be at least 18 years or older to decide whether they want medical treatment. This deals with being able to be competent. Jimmy was only 17 years old, therefore he was not legally competent. He was underage where he had no say in whether he wanted the treatment and his legal guardians was not present.…

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    I had no exposure to family medicine until medical school clerkships. It was not until I did my clerkship in emergency medicine that I realized the importance of family medicine, as the patient 's basic health needs were addressed at the emergency department. Many of these patients did not have a primary physician, which created a disconnect and a lack of continuity, resulting in a less than ideal…

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    kind of writing I must do as a future nurse. I wanted to understand what types of writing I must eventually do and how much writing is conducted. After a single interview and looking at many different samples of written documentation used in the medical field, I discovered that there’s not a lot of writing involved in a nursing career, and what is done, is very basic and straight forward. The two biggest types are creating patient charts and filling out prescriptions. These are both basic…

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    It is not an easy decision to get into medical school. Thinking about the years I will spend digging between the books and running from one side of the building to another definitely gave me goose bumps. However, that feeling was not anywhere near a bad one, on the contrary, it was that kind of excitement that nothing else can give to you. Two main factors seeded and watered the love of medicine in me: the first one is having two doctors in the family; my father and my sister, who spend their…

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    cause certain structures or tissues in the body seem different on the images than they would if no contrast material had been dispensed. By advancing the view of particular organs, blood vessels or tissues, contrast materials aid physicians identify medical…

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    going to describe how an emergency incident is graded by the police forces call centre. I am then going to talk about the importance of responding safely to the emergency incident call, between the station to where the crime or scenario is taking place. In the next part of this assignment I am going to identify the statutory and voluntary who work together on the scene of an incident and what the roles and responsibilities are for the public services when attending the emergency. Finally, I am…

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    Washington D.C. I believe this program aligns perfectly with my professional goal of becoming a pediatric surgeon and scientist, and will allow me to become an excellent doctor. Georgetown provides a unique opportunity for medical education. I plan to take advantage of the Medical Education Research Scholar track. I am interested in academic medicine in the future, and this program will provide me the opportunity to develop myself in this regard. I hope to in the future be able to provide a…

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    incapable of making decisions. In health care there are two types of advanced directives: living wills and durable powers of attorney (Lachman, 2009, p. 89). “A living will expresses, in advance, a person’s instructions or preferences about future medical treatments, particularly end-of-life care, in the event the person loses ability to make health care decisions.” ( Sabatino, 2015, p.1). “A durable power of attorney for health care appoints a person (called a health care agent or proxy,…

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    examined eight months ago for the same symptoms by Dr. Edward’s colleague who is now on medical leave. Dr. Edwards orders an x-ray and blood tests. The radiologist report concludes the presence of a lung nodule; however the radiologist also informs the Dr. Edwards the lung nodule was present 11 months ago on a prior exam. Dr. Edwards reviews the notes; however there is no documentation in the patient’s medical record. Further testing…

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    This degree will also allow me to work in a lab so I can fund medical school and obtain experience in surgery when working with lasers, which is a common practice for ophthalmologists. Overall, I hope to be able to return as an alumnus to my chosen college and teach others the steps I took starting in high school to…

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