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    Early diagnosis is not a concept considered by everyone; however, it should be. In short, it is the detection of a disease or disorder before it has completely developed. Now one might think, “Why should I care about such a thing?” Well, these folks should think about a person they cherish the most. How would it affect them if they discovered that their loved one had cancer, but it was too late to treat it? This does not always have to be the case with early detection and diagnosis. People around

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    socially. Major challenges include circumstances involving resuscitation, triage, consent, and negligence. The three major life-breathing concerns for a patient is a disruption of the airway, breathing, and circulation. When a patient goes into cardiac arrest due to pre-existing conditions or trauma, an EMT will initiate the steps of cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) and hopefully using an available automated external defibrillator (AED). However, some patients due to having a terminal illness, age

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    (CPR) in the event that a patient's heart stops" (Earp, French, & Gilkey, 2008, p. 348). It had all started within the year of 1960, Kouwenhoven and his colleagues, were the first to announce closed chest cardiac massage as an efficient way of resuscitating victims when undergoing a cardiac arrest (Yuen, Reid, & Fetters, 2011, p. 791). As a patient advocate, my goal is to be able to provide the upmost care to my patients. DNR policy is relatively what patients need to be aware of because it is their

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    According to Devi (2017), The American Heart Association (AHA) states that in the absence of CPR, a victim’s chance of survival drops 7 to 10% for every minute that lapses between collapse and medical intervention. Every year there are 294,851 cardiac

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    ‘‘To cure sometimes, to relieve often, to comfort always’’ 15th Century French proverb The questions surrounding the end of life are the most controversial and emotionally connected issues in the society. As medical science has shown marked significant advances which improved the chances of survival for many patients with life threatening illness on the contrary, whether to resuscitate or not is always being an ongoing topic

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    in a cardiac chairs but she is a full lift by staff. Ms. Perez weighed 312 lbs. Respiratory therapy reported that they will try to wean her trachea size down and work towards capping and then removing at some point. Mr. Perez asked what pain medication she was on because all she does is sleep. I asked the case manager to check and she what her level of alertness is on the second and third shifts. Per the EMS and ER report Ms. Perez was thought to have had a seizure and a full cardiac arrest at the

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    My favorite games were always the ones that came down to the last possession with only 5 seconds left. When the ticking of the clock became my own heartbeat, and I could hear each individual squeak of sneakers on the court, I waited for the ball to come sailing through the air as the accompanying adrenaline surged through my veins. This high seemed to go on forever, yet in reality it was only a mere second. Now with this jolt of energy I was ready. I received the ball, and, with a quick pump fake

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    Many people nowadays witness a full arrest; nine out of ten times don’t right away initiate CPR. .Usually the dispatcher will notify the caller to initiate CPR. Starting CPR is very crucial in the survival of a person. According to Lawrence Philips article, “Unfortunately, most people who suffer a cardiac arrest outside of a hospital do not get Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) from a bystander, which significantly lessens

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