Medical Laboratory Scientist

So many animals around the world die every year. This is happening because of animal testing. Each year more than 100,000,000 animals die in U.S laboratories. Animals should not be tested on. Animal testing is cruel and unkind.The common Lethal Dose 50 ( LD50) involves finding out which dose of a chemical will kill 50% of animals. People use chemicals purposely to see if the animals will die from it, that is just cruel. Some of the animals are pushed to forced feeding, forced breathing, and…

Health care refers to maintained of mental and physical health. America has a wide range health care coverage in place for citizens to have a decent health. The health care is provided through a system to the citizen and even migrants. Yet, through this system of health care, migrants have the most issue with being provided with accurate care from doctors. In Fresh Fruit and Broken Bodies, the author Seth Holmes, noticed a lack care in the health care system and recognized it as an issue for…

Cranioplasty is the method of treatment of skull defects; it is required to protect the underlying brain, correct major aesthetic deformities or both. Today, three-dimensional (3D) models of anatomical structures can be constructed based on anatomical information from scanning data coming from computerized tomography (CT) [7,15]. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) data is used to the 3D modelling of soft tissues and computerized tomography (CT) for hard tissues (i.e. bone) of the human body.…

Text Response 2 “The Art of Drowning” by Billy Collins is referring to how death will be perceived by the dying person themselves and society around them. Death is feared by almost everyone as it is a vast unknown openness yet when those around us pass away they are honored and respected, but they are quickly forgotten as time goes by. Rather they cherish their life or not everyone believes their life is essential to them. Memories and ideas will come to mind. The atrocious times and the…

Doctors And Bioethicists Discuss Jahi McMath And Marlise Munoz”. Sabo looks at the different types of treatment for the types of different states of consciousness in order to show that a brain dead person is no longer considered alive. Sabo looks to medical facts in order to show that keeping someone who is brain dead on life support is unethical. Exploring…

percentile of human diseases that are seen in animals. Over 98% of these illnesses never affect animals. Smoking was originally thought to be non-carcinogenic; this was because the cancer which was caused by smoking was difficult to reproduce in laboratory animals. Another reason that animal testing is ineffective is because of the economic costs. Animal testing is a multi-billion euro industry. The maintenance of these animals such as transport, enclosures and equipment lead to unnecessary…

Myths of the Underworld 2.) A. Based on Campbell's chapter, May's chapter, and Alan Watts' videos, reflect on your own attitudes towards death. Do you agree with Watts that “we live in a culture where it has been rubbed into us, in every conceivable way, that to die is a terrible thing” and that we live in a culture in which “death is swept under the carpet”? “Somebody has to die in order for life to emerge.” (p 131, Campbell). It wasn’t until after going through all the videos, articles, and…

With pursuing a great life comes facing great challenges. Despite some people believing that society only creates a miniscule amount of life challenges, many people support the idea that society is the cause of most problems. Emily Dickinson, born to a successful lawyer and congressman, should have escaped many of life’s greatest hardships; however, she remained secluded for most of her life (“Emily Dickinson”; Peterson). On the other hand, a carpenter’s son, Walt Whitman, faced many hardships…

ISSUES IN THE NURSING PROFFESSION In today’s scope of nursing, there are many issues that nurse’s face each and every day at their job. The two most prevalent issues that exist in the hospital today are the conflicts surrounding euthanasia and problems involving relationships in the workplace. My end goal is to become a Certified Registered Nurse Anesthetist so therefore euthanasia is an important topic to me, and nurses are known to be people persons so conflict between them can result in…

individual, I am determined to continue my education and seek a medical career in the future. Through my dedicated personality, I believe that I can lead others and follow my own path to becoming a physician. College is an extraordinary experience for me to learn and grow as an individual and I plan on taking full advantage of this opportunity. I will participate in a sufficient amount of research to begin integrating myself in the medical field as well as shadow multiple physicians to broaden…