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Tag: patient
silverwhisper
posted on Jul 23, 2007
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the 121st installment in the “on the nature of” series. today’s feature: waiting... read entire post
rochella
posted on Aug 09, 2006
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boyfriend doesn't have a license, and I need help... read entire post
ERmed
posted on May 27, 2006
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28 May 2006Yesterday was a very "TOXIC" day for me.
TOXIC is a term, we use when there are just too many things to do...too many patients to see at the same time...too many patients who are in critical condition and you seem to... read entire post
ivthebear
posted on Jan 06, 2007
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I have been a part time volunteer at the local V. A. Medical Center for going on eighteen years. This story is about my working on one
of the inpatient floors.
I had learned about the meaning of Do Not Resusitate when I saw the... read entire post
alaaron
posted on Sep 10, 2006
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Before submitting to any serious medical procedure, a thinking person will learn the possible benefits and the risks. What about blood transfusions? They are now a prime tool in medicine.... read entire post
dad0018
posted on Nov 03, 2007
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For the past ten months Dr. Eric Spak and Dr. Nathaniel Berg have been performing angioplastys. In diabetic patients, the legs and feet become a frequent area of concern due to the disease.... read entire post
boyette
posted on May 30, 2008
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First day of duty at the hospital as a caregiver. Meeting with the first patient to render care.... read entire post
boyette
posted on May 31, 2008
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I was thinking of what disease the patient had for he looked yellowish like one that has hepatitis. I felt hesistant to come near him or to get into contact with the patient.... read entire post