Personal Narrative: 0.3 Ml/Wk Injection

antibiotics and return again in 7 days to have another PT/INR drawn. Why should the

We have received your medication request. The Aspirin was ordered and is available for pick up in the clinic pharmacy. Also, the Linagliptin was ordered however please allow 5 business days to be notified by the pharmacy for when this med is ready for pick. As per our decision via phone you have three active refills on your testing strips.

P-The patient will comply daily dosing, comply with UDS testing, attend all scheduled appointments, and case managment as needed. The next appointment is scheduled on 03/1/2016 at 10 am.

It’s Friday while the sun makes the whole Santa Cruz warm. I looked out the window and decided to shoot some shots into the hoop. And that’s what its called a 50 shots challenge. I walked on the court with my basketball and began shooting. It was terrible from the beginning by shooting ten balls but only got in three. To get better, this kind of practice are needed right?

Call the pharmacy and confirm the patient’s last dose. Fill in the last dose on the page that has been faxed over once the dose amount has been confirmed. We can’t restart a patient while in jail because they have access to an in house doctor. On weekends we are able to send a script only if the doctor has given us permission and a signed script. (If a patient is only doing weekends make a note in the patients chart and talk to the doctor.) Other than that there is nothing I can do.

The first thing I ever felt was intense wind and somehow I knew that when I opened my eyes alI I would see is blue. Light pale grey blue. Blue so light that the horizon can’t tell where the grey water ends and the sky begins. Blue that promises rain and storms and chaos. I was sitting on something. Something with scales and muscles pumping, up and down, up and down and I could only grin because I knew. When I finally opened my eyes and looked at the dragon on whose back I sat, all I could feel was peace. Peace in the air with the slate skies. The dragon pushed harder, flapping it’s wings faster. Up up up up. I thought the farther up we went, the less air there would be, but no. There was more. I felt it in my blood. It flowed in constant wind, sending us through the layers and layers of atmosphere.

Not that I wasn’t happy with the choices that had led me to this point in my life, but I knew that I was destined for greater things than a “Doc on a Boat”; another nameless enlisted member of the naval medical community serving three years of sea duty on a constantly revolving door of new check-ins and farewells. Working long hours on little sleep and crappy food is what boat life is all about. You are united as a crew by what is affectionately known as “The Suck”; a general catchall term that you can blame any and all problems on and one that you signed on for by receiving orders to a boat. Now there are three types of people that I encountered, those that love and are borderline addicted to the suck, those that tolerate the suck for the

I was in 11th grade, and I was taking Latin, which many considered to be a rigorous. I enjoyed Latin because my teacher made it extremely fun, so I was always excited to be in class. We were taking an exam, and my friend was attempting to communicate with someone and I thought she had called my name. As a result, I looked up and nodded my head. After the test, my teacher asked us both to step out and accused us of cheating. He explained that he did not want to embarrass us in class that’s why he asked us to step out after the test. I was immediately offended. I have never cheated on an exam, and after knowing him for over a year and a half I was extremely upset that he would even think that I was capable of cheating.

7This is the first year of my existence I'm 30.5 inches tall and weigh roughly 30 pounds. Considering this a time where my cognitivity is at a bare minimum i have no memory of this time just stories told by those around me. You know how most kids don't talk until they are about Two years of age well i was a very quick learner i was spitting out babble and even full sentences before i could walk but that didn't take very long either. Although i seem extravagant i'm truly just a normal kid. I'm from savannah Georgia. I did typical things like cry, poop, pee, etc. I went to disney and all the other places little kids go.

The year 2003 the location Birch Creek Alaska. It is a small little town there is only about 28 people including my family. Back then I was so young so naive to the dangers of the world. I was 6 years just a mere child still trying to learn about the world. I have seen things now you would not believe. The pain and suffering that befell my family and I would be torment. It would haunt us for years to come after the events that would take place winter of 2003. I still remember it so vividly, so clean, it is has left a scar in my brain.

If you have ever realized that you were out of refills on an important medication and your doctor was on vacation, then you may have unnecessarily put your health in jeopardy by not obtaining the refill you needed. Or, you may have made an appointment with a different doctor just to get the refill that you needed. Next time you are out of refills and your doctor is away, your pharmacist

Today I was prescribed my medication. The directions are to take one tablet every morning and one pill every night at bedtime. It also says to avoid taking aspirin or products containing aspirin and to avoid prolonged or excessive sunlight or artificial light. I usually sleep until midday on the weekends, so I will have to wake up to take the pill as prescribed. I will have to be extra careful about how much time I spend in the sun. I just took the first tablet as I was getting ready for bed. Even though I take one pill daily, I do not have to take two at a specified time. This experience will be new for me. I am most worried about forgetting a dose. It makes me feel kind of anxious to begin a new regimen and think of the things I now need

My first day at the clinical site of St. Francis-Patewood wasn’t as bad as I was imagining it to be. I was on the mom and baby side and it was rather peaceful and calm. I am sure it was because most of the hard work was over with and that it was now time to enjoy the new bundle of joy. It was a new patient load experience, and I feel as though it was a good experience for it. The nurse I was assigned to was very pleasant and was very understanding of my nervousness but was also able to push my limits, as well as my knowledge growth. She made me think, and she made me feel included, instead of treating me like a follow along puppy. I can’t wait to go to other parts of the 4th floor so I can get an overall experience. I feel like I will enjoy

It was a cool November day, in the middle of Afghanistan. As a medic, I was sitting outside my make shift aid station with one of my buddies sharing stories about home. We hear a loud explosion right outside of the wire. I looked up and could see the cloud of smoke billowing up from about two hundred meters away. Not knowing how bad the situation was, I grabbed a few of my soldiers, our translator and my aid bag and ran straight to the smoke. When we got there, a group of civilians were huddled around a group of people who were yelling, screaming and crying. The translator found out that a group of three men and three children were walking around a field when one of the children stepped on a mine. One of my soldiers grabbed the mine

Getting an early begin on your immunizations is an ideal approach to secure yourself. Regardless of the possibility that you are making a spur leave in under four weeks, you ought to still check with your specialist to check whether any antibodies or preventive meds may get prescribed.