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    The SOAP Method

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    is a method of documentation employed by health care providers to write out notes in a patient`s chart. Subjective describes the patient`s current condition. This section usually includes the patient`s complaint, or reason why they came to the physician. The patient I am presenting has a history of breast cancer and lymphoma. The patient was complaining of palpitations which brought her into the hospital. The patient also complained of an abnormal lump in her neck. The severity of the patients

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    about how a physician assistant can provide an extension to other medical services. However, I wasn’t positive that I wanted to become a PA until I began to volunteer at local hospitals in middle school. As I watched nurses, doctors, and PAs working alongside one another, I saw the tremendous value that PAs could bring. They were able to spend time with their patients–ensuring quality, one-on-one care—while also relieving some of the workload from the otherwise indefatigable physicians. These PAs’

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    Through my observations of the Narcotics Anonymous meeting I believe that my analysis could be beneficial to the realm of medicine. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (2014) released a study that displayed, “health care providers wrote 259 million prescriptions for painkillers in 2012, enough for every American adult to have a bottle of pills.” Considering the mass amount of prescriptions being written nationwide, it is not surprising that one of the members in the NA meeting I attended was

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    Pro Assisted Suicide Essay

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    The law allows physicians to prescribe drugs to terminally ill patients who request to end their lives. Attorney General John Ashcroft attempted to invalidate the Oregon Death with Dignity Act in 2001, and the judicial system met his requests with multiple restraining

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    without an overseeing physician. Do all states offer these privileges to nurse practitioners some ask and the answer is no. Some states still have the requirement that nurse practitioners must be overseen by a physician. In today’s environment of physician shortages this leads to nurse practitioners being limited in the field of scope of primary care. Not a lot of physicians are going into primary care because of the lack of money that they may earn as a general physician over as a specialist

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    students in the United States undertake a similar path towards becoming a practicing physician. Students must earn an undergraduate bachelor’s degree, typically obtained through 4 years of coursework, score sufficiently well on the Medical College Admissions Test (MCAT), and apply to one of the 147 accredited allopathic medical schools—attending an osteopathic medical college is an alternative route to becoming a physician. US Medical schools typically have a four-year curriculum. The first 2 years cover

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    majority of Americans consider suicide morally wrong, the public shows a broad support for the idea of physician assisted suicide when considering terminal patients. However, even though it is the same concept, the term "physician assisted suicide" is a somewhat negative implication for a substantial amount of Americans, which is why the public is divided when asked about its moral acceptance. Physician-assisted suicide is thought by many to be a form of euthanasia, however, it is not. Euthanasia is when

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    Healthcare in Harriman, TN, under the supervision of many doctors, primarily Dr. Robert Taylor MD. To begin with, I was responsible for organizing and bringing patient charts to a physician when they were needed. After working at the clinic for several months, I was allowed to triage new patients, so that the attending physician would be better prepared to treat the patient efficiently. Triaging patients was a new experience that I enjoyed immensely. I learned from the patients that many of them were

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    characteristics, I’ve decided that i would like to become a Physician Assistant . I believe that this position would be great oppurtunity for me because I want to be the face of a health program or hospital. I also want to help others and to show compassion to others when they need it. Also i would like be the person to prescribe medicine to very ill people. Most jobs in this field are in hospitals, doctors offices.I have done some research on Physician Assistant, I’ve found that they get 47 dollars a hour

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    progress. Reasoning that the patient’s glycemic control had improved, the attending physician asked the junior resident on the tam to discontinue the Lantus, glucose finger-stick checks, and insulin sliding-scale orders.” Since the attending physician stated that they should stop the orders, the resident began to enter them into the computer order entry (CPOE) system via his smart phone. Unfortunately, as the physician did the order entry he received a Facebook message inviting in to an upcoming

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