Pulmonary embolism

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    Catheter placement is extremely vital for any animal when they are about to go under anaesthetic, this allows the immediate effect of Intravenous drugs and fluids to be administered at the specific times needed and reduces stress in the animal. In Jess’s case placing a catheter was very important, due to her age it allowed instant venous access; should there have been any complications during surgery. Generally catheters are placed in the medial saphenous veins in both cats and dogs to allow…

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    damage, brain damage, a development of tolerance to the drug, and a dependence toward the drug. The after effects of taking the drugs through a syringe also amplifies the long term effects creating more severe problems such as heart problems, pulmonary embolisms, and if there is an infection gangrene can…

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    Overview Venous thromboembolism (VTE) is the collective term used to describe deep vein thrombosis (DVT) and pulmonary embolism (PE). What is DVT? DVT is a clot formation within the deep vasculature in the legs. What is PE? PE is a clot within the lungs which usually derives from the DVT. There are multiple risk factors for VTE including venous stasis, hypercoagulable states, immobilization, surgery and trauma, pregnancy, oral contraceptives and estrogen replacement, and malignancy. It is…

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    room where he was eventually pronounced dead due to an embolism. Afterward the emergency room physician discussed with the wife what had happened. The ER physician explained to the wife that after reviewing the results of the Doppler study that it showed that the deep vein thrombosis (DVT) was still present, and that when the patient was out running, the blood clot that was once immobile became mobile and eventually ended up in the pulmonary artery. The wife expressed to the ER physician that…

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    Wall of Silence Journal One Despite all the medical advancement over the years, medical errors continue to negatively affect patient safety. A medical error is defined as a preventable adverse effect of medical care whether evident or harmful to the patient (Medical Scribe Journal, 2017). Before this course I was aware of how medical errors could easily occur in the medical field. Since the beginning of nursing school, in Foundations, instructors emphasized strongly on safety checks for any…

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    Testosterone hormone is the most important sex hormone men possess. It plays a role in controlling the physical characteristics of males. It is synthesized in tastes. Testosterone hormones help men to keep sperm production, sex drive, body and facial hair, red blood cell synthesis, bone density, muscle mass and strength and fat distribution. During adolescent and early adulthood stage, the levels of testosterone hormones in the human body are at their peak. As one grows older the levels of…

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    At only seventeen years old, she found multiple imperfections that linger in every cranny of her body. As she lays down on the medical bed and stares up to nothing but the lights on the ceiling, for it is her only view. It feels right to inhale the anaesthetics that close her eyes, as she takes the danger of going under the knife or having surgery. Feeling no pain and realizing nothing, the breast augmentation she has requested was rejected by her body and she passed away on the table she laid…

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    A Look into Plastic Surgery The concept of beauty has changed a lot over the last few years. Today, it has the power to hurt people and sometimes lives. Our society is completely ruled by mass media, which is always showing perfect faces and perfect bodies, which are usually fake or created. Women and young people are especially affected by these kinds of stereotypes of perfection served almost everywhere. These stereotypes are changing the way we perceive others and even the way we perceive…

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    The Role Of DNA In 1953

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    The year of 1953 is surprisingly considered an important year in history, but it’s never too late to reminisce about the extraordinary occurrences of this time. The popularity of 1953 flourished solely from the discoveries in the field of science and medicine. Two wise, intellectual scientists unveiled the secretive and mysterious structure which is known for creating diversity in humans. Just one month later, the origin of life was potentially discovered in a simple laboratory in Chicago,…

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    for the last three years. Her parents support her financially. Patient is the only child of living parents, with no history of any chronic ailments. Denies any other family history of diabetes, hypertension, and epilepsy, cancer, cardiovascular, pulmonary, renal, or thyroid. Review of Systems General- Patient asserts to typically having good energy level, except confirms easy fatigue and weakness since last several days. She claims to…

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