Ultrasound Treatment Device Analysis

I want to be part of the Ultrasound program because I realized that where I’m from people don’t consider going into a major like this. I was raised to become a doctor or a nurse it was either of those or your family will be disappointed. I looked at how many doctors and nurses my community has but rarely any ultrasound technicians. I also like to travel to different parts of the world and I would love to have those skills as a ultrasound technician to help those women who are unable to afford to go to a clinic to see if their baby is in good condition. A woman should never have to choose between making a decision about losing her kid, I want to be able to help those women that are struggling daily whether their baby has a health condition or even letting the parents know their baby gender.

I chose occupational therapy because it helps people with special needs or rehab stuff to help them get better and get through school or work days. What do occupational therapists do and who do they work with? “Occupational therapy services typically include: an individualized evaluation, during which the client/family and occupational therapist determine the person’s goals, customized intervention to improve the person’s ability to perform daily activities and reach the goals, and an outcomes evaluation to ensure that the goals are being met and/or make changes to the intervention plan (ACTA).” Occupational therapist often work with younger kids with special needs to help them make it through school but sometimes they work with

When I tell a person that I want to pursue a degree in Diagnostic Medical Ultrasound their first thought is babies. Which I don’t blame them because that is the part of ultrasound we are exposed most too. But ultrasound is so much more than just seeing an unborn baby. There are so many amazing things that ultrasounds can do. DMU is an imaging technique used to visualize the tissue structures/internal organs of the body by recording the returning reflections of ultrasonic waves with the purpose of pathology diagnosis. There are two names it goes by, ultrasound and sonography. These two terms are often used interchangeably. Ultrasound uses sound and acoustics to produce images that are then reflected back in real time.

Ever since I had been a little girl, I have had a love for people and caring for them. I like to study them to figure out how and what they are feeling. If something is wrong, I enjoy problem solving to find ways to fix the situation or at least make the person feel better. I am also fond of watching people develop and grow, which is why when I bumped into ultrasound sonography, I fell in love.

Occupational Therapist work on patients who have been through illnesses or are disabled and they help improve the skills patients use in their daily life. They observe, evaluate, demonstrate exercises, develop treatments, evaluate patient's homes, educate family members of what they have to do, reccomend special kinds of equipment, and record the patient's progress. Many occupational therapist use special equipment to help with some of the activities they do with the patients especially autistic children. This career is very helpful and useful to many people who have problems doing activities they do in their everyday life. Occupational therapist have a copious amount of requirements or qualifications, they have a very gratifying salary and

Occupational therapy is a career which helps to assist those that are unable to perform the basic skills required in their specific occupation. It is best known for its unique nature, high demand, and potential for extreme success and fulfillment. To understand occupational therapy, one must understand the unique nature of the career. Therapists provide assistance in the areas of self-help, paid and non-paid work, and leisure activities. Secondly, personal attributes, rigorous educational requirements, and flexibility working with a vast age range in a variety of clinical settings contribute to occupational therapy being in high demand despite its consistent popularity. Lastly, the work can be challenging and overwhelming, so it is

Sandra is a 34yo, G5 P0311, who was seen for a follow-up ultrasound assessment. As you know, she has a complicated obstetrical history with one 36 week preterm delivery and 3 other losses that occurred between 19 and 22 weeks gestation. Those 3 losses are complicated in that she has PPROM and some bleeding but was also found to have advanced cervical dilation. This brought up the question of potential incompetent cervix and the need for cerclage. This will again be discussed further below. She does have a history of chronic HTN but is currently not on treatment and her BP is normal at 104/84 and her urine evaluation is negative. She also does have some issues with anxiety and depression but again is stable without treatment. Based on

Pregnancy is a very exciting time. The photos, the food, and the announcements are enough to make anyone squeal with joy. One of the most exciting times during your pregnancy is learning the gender of your baby. An ultrasound during your second trimester can reveal whether you are having a boy or girl, which will allow you to continue shopping and planning. If you are going in to have an ultrasound soon to determine the gender of your baby, use these four tips to help the ultrasound technician get a good view of your baby:

If I had to choose a type of mental health profession to focus on I would choose to become a therapist. I would focus on this profession due to the fact that I simply love to help people out, regardless of whom it is. For my subfield, I would like to specialize in developmental psychologist because they help people with emotional and social problems, for example, a teen going through the situation of their parent’s divorce. Because I enjoy helping people out, regardless of who the person is, developmental psychologist does exactly that. They work with different people no matter their age. I’d be able to work with children, teens, adults, and elderly people which I believe would be very interesting because I would be able to see the different

HIFU stands for high intensity focused ultrasound. Process includes high intensity sound waves to heat and destroy cancer cells. A pro of the treatment is that it is a less ivasive treatment compared to other cancer treatments. Also that you usually get to go home the same day as the procedure. Some cons of the HIFU are some men experience problems with urination which sometimes leads to bladder infections. Another con listed is that sometimes with this procedure some men expierence difficulty releasing semen during an orgasim. This complication could result in the patient not having children. I feel that this treatment should be approved to use because it actually not as harsh as many of the other cancer treatments, also it has less side effects.

The application of ultrasound to insert peripheral intravenous catheters (PIVs) has been clinical practicing in medical field for years. It becomes a highly precise technique that is required a fundamental knowledge as well as hand skill technical sets. Besides demonstrating the benefits of using ultrasound for PIVs insertion attemps, the following study will also provide a clear guidance for the technician.

Ultrasound technology is used widespread within the medical industry, being used to treat a range of illnesses and disease for the past decade. However, FUS technology is in the early stages of testing and research when it comes to treating neurodegenerative disorders such as AD. It is a non-invasive, cost effective alterative to many other medicinal treatments such as surgery, radiotherapy and immunotherapy. Preliminary research into using FUS technology has produced promising results, this technology has the ability to penetrate deep into the brain without harming healthy tissue as well as the ability to target specific tissue in a controlled way without exposure to radiation and high ionising powers. Another benefit to this

Ultrahaptics is a system used for creating haptic feedback in mid-air. More simply put it creates the touch/feel to objects without them actually being there. There is nothing required to use Ultrahaptics. Everything is simply projected onto your bare hands. There's no annoying controllers or remotes. All you need is your hands.

Ultrasound irradiation is well known to speed up chemical reactions [31,32]. This is due to the event of acoustic cavitation, that is, the formation, development and crash of micrometrical bubbles, formed by the propagation of a pressure wave through a liquid. The crashes are quasiadiabatic processes, resulting in the production of high temperatures and pressures in the nanosecond time size, attended by sonoluminescence and mechanical effects. These effects can be applied to speed up chemical reactions, decreasing the reaction time and optimizing the profit–charge relevance. Although, this energetic flow can help to push forward both desirable and undesirable chemical reactions [31]. Therefore, the yields received with ultrasound-assisted reactions

Ultrasound or ultrasonography is a medical imaging technique that uses high frequency sound waves. It is a high pitch frequency that cannot be heard by the human ear. In ultra sound the following happens: High frequency sound pulses (1-5megahertz) are transmitted from the ultrasound machine into your body using a probe. The sound wave will travel into your body until it hits an object such as soft tissue and bone. When the sound wave hits these objects some of the wave will be reflected back to the probe. While some waves may carry on further till they hit another object and then reflected back. The probe picks up these reflected sound waves and relays them to the machine. The distance and time from the probe,