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    Palliative Sedation

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    nausea, vomiting, agitation, dyspnea, and a specific form of delirium that manifests itself in the last hours or days of life. This delirium, also known as terminal delirium, causes intractable restlessness, confusion, and hallucinations. Palliative care teams have noted that it is not only the patient who suffers, but that the families of such patients seem anxious, frightened and emotionally burdened bearing witness to their loved one’s suffering (Brajtman, 2005). Palliative sedation or…

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    will work under the supervision of certified physicians through hospitals and clinics. They will care for patients and manage various illnesses. Continuing with the expansion of their knowledge, the students will rotate between different fields of education, such as internal medicine and its subspecialties, obstetrics, pediatrics, surgery, etc to gain experience in other areas of medical attention. Internal medicine provides the well-rounded physician to deal with all illnesses and direct the…

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    current health care delivery system is out of control with rising costs of health care; approximately $700 billion is spent annually on health care delivery due to overuse and delivery of unnecessary services. The disparity, inaccessibility to health care services, uninsured and underinsured and increased demand for health care services has for a very long time been the trend in the health care delivery system (Kale et al., 2013). As indicated by Kale et al. the passage of the Affordable Care…

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    diagnosed with metastatic breast cancer, was troubled by the thought of her future, which would eventually require feeding tubes and palliative care. Rather than accepting the terms of her fate, Helen sought a physician to prescribe medication to help ease her suffering and end her life. The two primary physicians’ that evaluated Helen for consideration of physician-assisted suicide provided two different sets of opinions— one had known her for a long period of time and denied her request. The…

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    make an appointment to see an orthopedic surgeon is the first step in regaining normal daily activities in a pain free manner. The reasons for needing to see an orthopedic specialist will vary with each person. An orthopedic doctor specializes in the care of injuries and degenerative diseases associated with the musculoskeletal system. As a pain sufferer with limited range of movement, the orthopedic surgeon consultation cost may be a small price to pay to receive an accurate diagnosis. Only…

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    A number of years ago, I started having severe abdominal pain. I made an appointment and the physician informed me that the pain was being caused by a pregnancy that occurred very quickly after a miscarriage. I accepted this information without question. At 31 weeks, I went into preterm labor and spent the next four and a half weeks in and out of the hospital and in and out of labor. My baby was born premature, but was healthy enough to go home the same day I did. At my two week checkup, I…

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    the C.A.R.E. Clinic, which provides medical care for the uninsured. My internship at a medical examiner’s office exposed me to the anatomy and physiology of the human body and the medical causes of death. In college, I explored medicine by volunteering in the emergency department at Children’s Hospital and Clinics of Minnesota in St. Paul and participated in a Global Medical Brigades trip to rural Honduras. In addition, I spent time shadowing physicians in a variety of specialties, including…

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    disease are being denied the right to end their suffering by not legalizing euthanasia or physician assisted suicide. This is a controversial topic because some individuals believe that there is little difference between euthanasia or physician-assisted suicide and murder. Euthanasia or physician-assisted suicide are both means of ending ones life by ingesting lethal medication on their own or by a physician administering the lethal medication versus a person dying naturally. The process of…

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    Senior Portfolio

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    environment, tons of educational requirements, and high paying profession, there for looking into Physician Assistant, Physician and Surgeon, And Obstetrician and Gynecologist. There are theories on only going to the doctor when feeling ill. Well a Physician assistant called a (PA) supervised by working under a team of Physician and Surgeons; who deal with illness and injuries. Therefore PA also Primary Care such area in medicine dealing with families. PA has numerous duties to appeal with…

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    Becoming An OBGYN Surgeon

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    My dream has always been to be a physician and as I have gotten older I’ve realized that I do not just want to be any physician but rather a surgeon. As a surgeon you have countless specialties that you can pursue, whether it is: cardiothoracic, general, neuroscience, plastics, pediatric, neonatal, or OBGYN. This semester I am enrolled in PDBIO 220 (Anatomy) and have come to love and appreciate the human body more than ever. During our last weeks of class, we have been discussing the…

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