Med Student

Life is not something that can be defined by any single person. Everyone sees life as having a different purpose.

This case study pertains to Dan Lee, a 24-year-old Chinese-American, who is a pre-med student who is obtaining counseling for his emotional issues. In previous years’ doctors diagnosed Dan Lee with auditory processing disorder, which could be a contributing factor to his current emotional issues. Dan Lee’s behavior is related to his interpersonal relationships pertaining to family, friends, and school; causing him to experience anxiety, tension, sadness and anger (Hutchison, 2015). He has placed himself in such an authoritative role when caring for his families well-being that he has unconsciously forgotten the understanding of social well-being. There are two major factors that are contributing to Dan Lee’s stress and irrational behavior; his drive and thought pattern, which relates to Sigmund Freud’s, Psychoanalytic Theory (Freud, 1899).

You understand that database technology can dramatically improve your ability to analyze information, compared to spreadsheet technology, and assist you in developing your strategic plans for the cafe. To help you familiarize yourself with databases and their associated business value you need to create a report detailing the basics of databases and why they are better for running a business than spreadsheet applications. Be sure to provide a detailed explanation of relational databases along with their associated business advantages.

Life. A simple but extraordinary gift that should be cherished and treasured. A gift that can be seen as worthless to some but priceless to others. A gift condemned by certain individuals for the path it is following, while others turn the cheek of its sins. Life, is priceless and every man or woman is valuable no matter their beliefs, their finances, or their wrong doings in this world.

The author’s experience started by caring for assigned patients in the emergency department (ED), one who was in serious condition and needed to be monitored very closely. Another part of that night’s assignment was to participate as the code team nurse; which responds to emergencies on all floors of the hospital. During the care of the serious patient, Code Blue was announced over the intercom. The care of the serious patient was handed off to a competent peer to be cared for while code team duties were attended to.

What is life? Life is defined as the condition that distinguishes animals and plants from inorganic matter, including the capacity for growth, reproduction, functional activity, and continual change preceding death. (Google) It is also defined as the existence of an individual human being or animal. (Google) The most profound and pivotal to me would be that life is defined as the period between the birth and death of a living thing, especially a human being. (Google) Yes, life is defined as stated above; but the essence of life is what you make of it, what you choose to attain and learn from it, and ultimately whether your actions matched your intent.

As I walked toward the bright red sign that flashed emergency, I had no idea that I was about to witness the fragility of life. About a half an hour after my clinical shift began the rapid response alarm blared through the emergency room speakers. I was excited. In my previous shifts I had worked with the rapid response team. During rapid responses more extensive medical procedures are performed, and as a student I got to see and do a lot more. Once I reached the recess room, most of the team was already there preparing for the arrival of the patient. “It’s a STEMI” announced one of the nurses who was on the phone with firefighter’s that were bringing him in. After she announced this fright ran through my veins. I had never seen someone who

The current field that is in is the Healthcare field and I’m currently seeking my associate Degree in Healthcare Management. My goal is to keep going to school until I obtain my master degree in Healthcare. I want to continue to become knowledgeable in all the aspect of healthcare so I will be able to obtain a stable career. I feel like by me doing this will always open new doors and jobs for where I will be able to use my knowledge within my field because the healthcare field is currently growing each and every day and to be honest I don’t think it will never end at

Life has a different meaning to every individual. For most, life is precious and contains so much value. However, for others life may possess a different value, and have a different meaning. Some live life to the fullest, take risks and have no regerts. Others, may value life in ways such as, being close with family and friends or achieving their wildest dreams because life is to short.

Clipboard and stethoscope in hand, I walked toward the double doors that flashed emergency in bright red letters above. It was my first clinical shift as an EMT student, and first day jitters fluttered around in my stomach. I had no idea what lay ahead of me. However, I was not expecting to witness the fragility of life. About a half an hour into my shift the rapid response alarm blared through the emergency room. I turned to my preceptor and quizzically asked what this meant. “A rapid response is a patient who is in need of immediate medical care and intervention. As an EMT who is part of the rapid response team you will be expected to assist with vitals and chest compressions. Let’s head toward the recess room, and I’ll explain more there.”

Life-the general or universal condition of human existence. This dictionary definition does not make the distinction between other animals and man in different aspects of the moral sense and if we consider the moral sense it is not only man’s highest faculty

This Friday, September 15th, I had my clinical observation experience in the ED. I was there from 7:00 am till noon, viewing the flow and duties of the nursing staff on the unit, as well as practicing the skills I have thus learned in school. Throughout most of the morning, I followed Jessica, who had been a nurse in the ER for ten years. It was an insightful experience that broadened my previously limited knowledge of the roles and experience of an emergency nurse.

An extensive vocabulary assists in obtaining many opportunities that can open new horizons for applicants to medical school. Apart from impressing the school of choice, one could be more educated in their own right and be able to communicate more concisely. In order to achieve this gift with words one must practice them on a daily basis. There are many ways to improve this skill: learning one word a day, making mnemonic devices, making flash cards, use the words as much as possible, pay attention to context, and pay attention to root words. Medical schools require a significant amount of community service experience, research work, and dedication. These attributes can be amplified with good vocabulary that can be exhibited during an interview

I am reposting because I believe I misread the initial discussion. If it was one of my family members that arrived at the emergency room. There would be no way possible for me to properly perform my duties. At this point I would denotive an immediate supervisor that my love one was here and I need time to get my thoughts together. The next step I would reach out to the physician that caring for my love one to get status updates therefore I am able to provide accurate information to other family members. We have remembered we are human 1st before we are anything else. Most reaction to trauma and or emergency are a natural instinct. And I always feel it for any emotional reason you are unable to fully perform your duties providing client with

What is life? That is a question that every human being has asked. Some might say it is merely just going to work every day and doing the things needed to survive. Others might say that life is a meaningful amount of time on Earth that is spent nurturing and caring for the ones you love. Both outlooks are not wrong.