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    with NSAIDs but was not successful. In Austin he had a CT and MRI scan, where they revealed that there was a pattern of acute subarachnoid hemorrhage. He rated a 14 on the Glasgow Coma Scale. He was then transported to Saint Mary’s Neuro ICU for surgery the next morning. When I arrived into the operating room the nurse and surgical technician were prepping and getting the sterile table ready. They were also performing counts on the gauze and other tools. When the patient arrived in the room he

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    For this essay I will be reflecting on the influences on, how the role of the operating department practitioner (ODP) has developed within the multi-professional healthcare team. I will also be discussing in this text some of the historical, political, legal, social, and cultural influences of the ODP. And I will be reflecting on my personal experience working within the operating department for the first time as a student, using the Gibbs cycle (1988.). To do this we must first briefly consider

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    were for the purpose of surgery. Of the approximated 2.4 million, 1.9 million of these were classified as elective admissions (Australian Institute of Health and Welfare 2010-11). Australia is shown to have an ageing population, (Australian Bureau of Statistics. 2006) which indicates an increasing percentage of patients undertaking surgery are elderly with numerous comorbidities. In considering these it pre-operative assessment as a means of risk management prior to surgery seeks to reduce the potential

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    for an aging population. There will be an increasing amount of elders because the infants that were involved in the baby boom are growing old. Advances in medical technology allow hospitals and clinics to continuously perform new and innovative surgeries, keeping these workers in constant demand. In addition, elderly patients may want to stay active Madsen !1 and desire procedures to help them do so. The BLS also notes that these professionals are paid less than registered nurses, so hospital operating

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    me see better, but I would probably have to go see a surgeon and have a corneal transplant done on my eye to repair my vision. The fear set in once again and not only did fear take over me, but fear took over my parents. I cried and wondered what surgery would be like, would I ever be able to see normal again, would I get the cornea needed for the transplant, and the thought of someone

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    has many components. It has been listed in the top ten jobs available for Americans today. This is also a great job for people who having one-on-one contact with people. A nurse anesthetist administers general or local anesthesia before and during surgery procedures. He or she stays with the patient for the entire procedure, constantly monitoring every body function and vital sign. A lot of people see nursing as bedpans and sponge baths, but that is not

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    will evaluate the differences on three key factors. It will include social developments on the changes in attitudes towards children, political development’s on factory acts and health and safety legislation and lastly scientific developments on surgery and anaesthesia. During the 19th century children from ages of 3 onwards were forced into employment, mainly to work in factories. Child labour was extremely popular and played a big part of Britain’s economic success. Adults seemed to

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    The case overview states that the patient was referred to Dr. Freeman for a consult because of complications with gallstones. The case never once stated that the doctor ran any type of test to show or prove the referring physician’s diagnosis that the patient was actually suffering from gallstones. The physician neglected to question the patient as to where she was experiencing pain or anything. Instead it states that his diagnosis for the patient was to undergo a surgical procedure known as laser

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    “I was recruited to the University of Missouri to serve in a tri-appointment with the School of Medicine, Harry S Truman VA hospital, and division of general surgery in July 2013. The assignments were seemingly going well and clinical growth was exceeding expectations. My most recent evaluation by both the division of surgery and the surgery residents had been completed and were more than

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    The topic of pre-operative education was identified and narrowed to cataract patients due to the high volume of this surgery performed at GHC and the age of the cataract patient being > 65 years old. Although it may not be obvious, aging has declined the physical and mental capacities of the 65 plus aged individual. Age is a significant component in determining the patient’s ability to comprehend necessary instructions related to the procedure. Objective #1. A literature review was completed

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