Fourth Doctor

to communication between the doctor and the patient based on the fourth clip. It will also provide illustrations of two factors that have

a small bead in her ear. The Fourth of July festivities were in full swing with visitors from out of town to entertain. It was left to my father and I had to take her to the nearest emergency room. As we entered the newly renovated state of the art facility, we were in awe to find a desolate waiting room void of any occupants. With no bustling crowd, the receptionist gathered our completed forms and walked us past a hallway of deserted rooms. Within minutes the doctor showed up and asked what us happened

As the sun peeked over the grassy mountains, I sat patiently on the dining room table as the phlebotomist drew my blood, for the fourth time. For the past few weeks, my symptoms had fallen into an oscillating pattern, changing, with no indication. I’ve seen about every doctor in cardiology, neurology, endocrinology, and pediatrics, yet none of them could come to a comprehensive conclusion. As school rapidly approaches so does the need for an answer, along with my fears. I wonder how only a few weeks

One instance of me facing adversity in my life is being diagnosed with Type One Diabetes. It started January 3rd, 2007 and I was in fourth grade. It all started with me drinking a lot of water, going to the bathroom frequently, and the loss of 15 pounds. I was taken to the family doctors office because my parents thought I had a bladder infection. After a urine test revealed I had an extremely high content of sugar in my urine, I was shipped to go get my blood drawn. This was a problem as I was

three noisy, stinky brothers who I was never particularly close with. Then, my mother had a fourth. His name was Landon David Fraser, my new best friend. He was the most impeccable little boy a sister could ask for; we were inseparable and had a perpetual love for each other. Landon was my rainbow in every thunderstorm and my light in every foggy day. He was growing up so fast and in the blink of an eye, his fourth birthday came rolling around. I remember his love for his Spider-Man tricycle was so strong

Bright lights, doctors coming in and out of this big open cool feeling room so rapidly, that I can’t keep up with the names with the faces, I smell a faint chlorine smell, almost to where it burns my nose. I am nervous. Sweat is dripping off my forehead, slowly making its way down to my gown. I remember thinking to myself that when I stand up next, it’s going to look like wet myself. Now another thing I have to worry about. “Is this really the day, is this day really happening” I thought to myself

completely ignoring the road once again. Coming up closer and closer to the train crossing, she doesn't’ hear that a train is coming and is blaring its horn, of course she doesn’t hear because of her music. Still texting her friend she comes up within a fourth a mile. Paying little attention to the road, she slowly presses the gas pedal a little more every second not realizing it because she’s on the phone. Coming within a couple hundred feet from the railroad, the train still racing towards the same

The first section is a representation of when the meeting of Collin and Nancy occurred in the diary. I choose to represent this by scattering around music notes on all sides since it was sort of like a rock concert .The uneven colorful patches all around them stands for the commotion and mix up after the rednecks came in . This is one of the factors that cause her to have an asthma attack and he calms her down and grabs her tightly . I drew her with her hand on him to show her being calmed

Later the doctor came in and said “we are going to have to run some more tests on Seth to be sure of what is going on.” Seth replied “ I do not need anymore tests, I am fine and want to go home!” however the doctor insisted and said “ Seth I know that you are upset, but what happened to you is very serious and we need to find out what is wrong”. After they took test after test, the doctors were unable to find anything wrong with Seth and sent him home

within the job. . The sending of the message is known as ‘encoding’, at this stage the communicator is planning what needs to be said, this stage is very effective as it can help conversations to be delivered in an effective way, for example; if a doctor needs to tell his patient that they have cancer, he should plan his words or expressions very carefully so not to hurt the patient or make them feel worse than they are. The second stage is when the