Hospital Observation

When I arrived to the emergency room, the doctors started doing some test on me where they found me very skinny and that´s why I had to be intubated. It was really a long day not knowing what was wrong with me. After a while a doctor came back with the test results and found out the real reason of my sickness. The blood that I saw on the floor of my bathroom was a small vaginal tear for carrying something heavy during those days and the virus that I had was not the flu but I was expecting my first child. The surprise was even bigger when I went for my first visit to the gynecologist, where I don´t only found out that I was expecting a beautiful princess, but she was on her sixth month. Everything related to my baby was just fine, but due to the vaginal tear I had to stay in bed for the next 3 months, to avoid any complications. The big day arrived on December 29, 2007, where my Princess Gabriella was born and it was the most unforgettable moment in my life. At it was the most beautiful virus in the universe but that was not all; 11 months later Samuel my second son was born and yes and it was another virus’s disease discovered at 5

She stood up to see and then look down on me with the biggest smile on her face and nod yes. Tears started to roll down my eyes it was the best feeling ever its hard to explained it, I was so happy but at the same time anxious I wanted to see her I wanted to hold her, I knew that they had to check her and clean her up. The nurse signal my sister to go where they were cleaning her it felt like the longest time ever I could see the doctor moving it seem like they were pulling and tugging but honestly didn’t care what they were doing to me, I just wanted to see Minerva I wanted to hold her. I had carried this little person for 37 weeks, I had felt her kicks, her hiccups, I had talk to her about this day, I had already been mad at her for the night

We hope his letter finds you well. Per Christina's email sent on November 12, 2015, CARD's services are no longer a fit for Dillon, due to his health issues being a priority. Also, Dillon's scheduled activities will overlap with his therapy sessions; this means he is no longer available for CARD therapy. Cristina also mentioned not being able to attend clinics, due to not being able to take time off of work. Clinic attendance is a crucial aspect of a successful CARD therapy program; and by not attending clinics, Dillon's progress and CARD's clinical recommendations will be hindered. Angelica and I have tried to discuss accommodations with Cristina via phone and in person on November 12, 2015, and again on November 13, 2015, to help continue

I have always understood that life is uncertain, and what lies beyond our peripheral field of vision cannot be predicted fully. Regardless, it is still necessary for us to try our best to prepare ourselves for the future, leading me to incessantly plan for the worst-case scenario. It is never too early to be prepared, regardless whether it is useful or not, and I believed that I was prepared. Or so I thought. However, no amount of imagination and planning could possibly prepare a person for the process of loss and grief.

The first patient is MMH, a 67 year old retired Caucasian married female. The patient visit was conducted in the home, which was a uncluttered trailer located in Greenwood, IN. Her husband was present during the exam. The purpose of the well visit was to determine medication compliance, evaluate functional and mental status and perform a complete physical evaluation. The past medical history (PMH) was positive for insulin dependent diabetes, cataracts, hyperlipidemia, hypertension and Dupuytrens contracture of her right ring finger. She was being followed by her family physician, a dialectologist and an orthopedic surgeon. All immunizations were current and she had a colonoscopy in 2016. She had not had a dilated eye exam for two years, however.

During my visit, I met with the Youth Organizer, Luba Cortes. We spoke briefly in regards to the week three evaluations. I informed her they all need to be completed by the end of week three. The participants were currently present at the time of my visit. They were not engaged in any work activity as they were all having lunch. At the end of their lunch break, I spoke with some of them and they all stated they enjoy working with this organization. Shortly after, I was able to observe the overall facility which was kept clean, organized and well supervised. The emergency exits were kept clear and accessible for use. I also noticed fire extinguishers which were present in the designated areas. Overall, this work site follows DYCD rules and regulations.

It was the day before. Everything was going as usual. I went to work, came home, and had dinner. Sometime during that evening I felt a pain here and there. It seemed normal to me like something I’ve felt before. My mother called me to check on me as usual. I explained to her the pain I was feeling. She says to me “Girl you’re in labor”. Thinking to myself if this is labor then I can deal with this. So like channel 6 she spread the news. One by one my sister Erica shows up, and my mother comes with my youngest sister and cousin.

Thoughts: Whilst visiting the Burlington Cenotaph, I could not help but express my deepest gratitude and indebtedness for those who have fought for my freedom and happiness. The amount of bravery it requires to wake-up and risk their lives every day is immeasurable and deserves to be rewarded and recognized. I personally cannot thank the Canadian veterans enough as they dedicate their lives to our defense, so that, in their absence, we can maintain a life of freedom, and enjoy our lives. For this reason amongst others I am forever grateful to the Canadian soldiers who lost their lives defending our great nation.

This data report provides information and data in regards to the amount of drug/alcohol emergency visit between the year 2008 and 2014. It separates the data from the exact number of emergencies visits due to drugs and alcohol. Benzodiazepine, cocaine, and heroin were amongst the drugs that were collected in regards to the number of emergency visits. The data report allows you to compare and contrast with other city/counties in Maryland; giving you an idea on where Baltimore City stands.

January 24th, 2015, at 3:32 p.m., I was walking in my doctor’s office for my weekly prenatal appointment. Wobbling towards the front desk to check myself in, the nurses then asked “Any day now, huh?” I giggled and laughed, Yeah, I wish. He don’t want to come, and he’s definitely not trying to come either. Fifteen minutes passed, and my nurse Antonia called my name. Now I’m in my room as the nurse is checking my vitals, she said, “Hmmm your blood pressure is high.” I was perfectly fine until then, but I was more nervous than anything. My pregnancy emotions were taking ahold of me. Next, my doctor came in and asked me how I was doing. I told him I was in pain, but that was an everyday thing as I laughed. They decided to send me upstairs to labor

My sister rushed into the hospital at the speed of a cheetah, alerting the nurses that I felt I was going into labor and something didn’t feel right. They hurried out, wheelchair in hand and retrieved me while my sister grabbed my stuff, in the process feeling subtle pains in my abdomen. The second they got me into the freezing room, they ushered me to the stiff bed and waited while Dr. Winters came in. Nurses trying to calm me down as I was in hysteria for only being 7 months into the pregnancy. “What is going on with my babies?! Please

I was in The car hearing mom saying “The baby is kicking my stomach” as she was yelling in pain we went to the first hospital we saw but it was too bad they did not accept the insurance we had. Then we went to the next hospital but even better I saw a wendy’s at that oh I was looking forward to that wendy’s but before I could go there we rushed my mom to the quickest room as possible. My mom was really having these facial expressions that made me feel bad and that I’ve never ever scene my mom in that much pain. But then the doctor told us to step out of the room for a moment and right there was a great moment to go and ask my dad to go to wendy’s. We left and headed to wendy’s and it was was great it had ice cream sundaes and a chocolate

If one were asked to create a mental image of what came to mind when the thought of Healthcare, more often than not that person would envision the stereotypical white walls of a pristine hospital with bustling nurses, consulting physicians and patients in hospital rooms. This is a pretty widely thought of construct for healthcare. This paper’s intent is to thoroughly inform, analyze this setting of healthcare. More specifically the origin of the hospital setting and how this system came to be, also how all of the individual healthcare professionals assimilate together to create one organized and efficient staff to run the facility, and lastly how this facility preforms and by which guidelines it must follow and their driving factors that make

Since the patient is treated by such a wide variety of workers, there are weekly

The company we selected is a privately owned and operated, for-profit hospital in a large city. The hospital has 400 beds and employs approximately 2,000 healthcare professionals. The hospital offers a full array of medical services including cancer care, emergency services, medical imaging, neurosciences, orthopedics, pharmacy, rehabilitation, surgery, and several other areas. The hospital employs physician’s full time to their location (rather than having physicians switch off between several locations) because the patient demand is high enough. Because these physicians can work full time of the same hospital, they bring in median revenue of about $3 million dollars for the hospital while their median