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    Gamekeeper’s Thumb Reconstructive Surgical Techniques Injury to the UCL ligament of the MCP joint of the thumb can be a very common injury which can lead to long-term problems for patients if untreated. Gamekeeper’s thumb is the chronic version of this injury and Skier’s thumb is a more acute version of this injury. Gamekeeper’s thumb is a rupture of avulsion of the ulnar collateral ligament in the thumb which occurs from repetitive valgus forces to the ligament. In the medical field today…

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    and is something we also internalize. The assumptions we make based on physical appearance is seen through the assumptions we make based on race, weight, age, gender, clothing and so much more. Since we make these judgements subconsciously, we can 't always help what we…

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    Physician-Assisted Suicide

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    Generally, it takes numerous prescriptions of pain killers as well as other prescriptions to help soothe the pain for a terminally ill patient. This commonly causes doctors to investigate or to have their medical license revoked. Many times to get a doctor to participate there has to be some form of insurance saying that they will…

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    Thumb Image Analysis Essay

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    Virginia Gay Hospital in Vinton, Iowa. I used Phillips equipment in CR form. The patient (67 years old) came in with right thumb pain saying she got it caught in something that Sunday. The order said she was having distal interphalangeal joint pain, and I confirmed with her that area was the most painful. Her hand was very bruised and swollen, but she wasn’t having as much pain as before, so she was able to do the positions well. Due to an odd malfunction with the reader at VGH, there is…

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    Mri Advantages

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    Advantages of MRI: By choosing the appropriate pulse sequence and pulse sequence parameters, MRI has the ability of producing images by different contrast mechanisms giving it tremendous flexibility. Disadvantages of MRI: INFLAMMATORY PROCESS OF THE LUMBAR SPINE Spondylodiscitis: Introduction: Spondylodiscitis is a rare primary infection of the intervertebral disc with secondary infections of the vertebrae. It can lead to osteomyelitis of the spinal column. Predisposing factors include age,…

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    Creative Writing: Oracle

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    Oracle considered sending out her power into the doctor, but the idea of seeing a blown out knee cap made Oracle’s stomach churn. “There, now give it five minutes to run its course, and you’ll be right as rain.” “Thank you,” Reyes gasped. “Are you hurt?” A gentle hand lifted Oracle’s elbow then released it. Fingers felt around her neck and scalp. Oracle got an image flash of reddish-brown marks forming on her chin and right cheek. Above these bruises appeared a few scrapes, scabbing over. “I…

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    once said “It is easier to find men who will volunteer to die, than to find those who are willing to endure pain with patience.” Pain is an extreme emotion that we all experience on a quite frequent basis. It is so extreme in fact, anyone who truly endured the deepest of pains would likely agree that even death, a void that contains absolutely no emotion, would be more preferable. Pain weighs down on our souls, blurs the sight of our world, and stops the production that could occur in the…

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    client who was abusing drugs was complaining of pain he was given the prescribed pain medication but he still complained of the pain after an hour of taking the medication and said he wanted something stronger. I advised him to wait a little longer for the medication to take effect but he refused. I checked the clients MAR and there was an order for an opioid analgesic PRN if the pain scale was a certain level. I examined the client again and he said the pain was at this specific level. I…

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    Murder is associated with the people who commit it so they can achieve a goal of some sort. Whether it be revenge, power, or glory the ideas behind these murders of for their own personal gain. However, the reason for murder is not for personal greed but the lack of something within themselves. Claudius doesn’t murder for power but murders to remove the constant comparison between him and his brother and to prove that he is the better than how others view him. Hamlet goes through with the plan…

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    argument about the gentleman with untreatable throat cancer is known to endure a painful road to death within a short period of time. This case is almost polar opposite to Ms. Reese’s. To allow for passive euthanasia would cause an absurd amount of pain and suffering for the patient when he is bound to die within a relatively short period of time. It would be irresponsible to allow for this patient to suffer so significantly before reaching death directly caused by the cancer. Ms. Reese,…

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