The men's classic jacket is a design widely used in medical and pharmaceutical industries.
rodiel offers the possibility of producing a wide range of colors.
and custom to your company's corporate logo.
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Monday, February 28, 2011
Sample Welcome Address For Sports Day
:: Jacket Classic::
The men's classic jacket is a design widely used in medical and pharmaceutical industries.
rodiel offers the possibility of producing a wide range of colors.
and custom to your company's corporate logo.
.
.
.
The men's classic jacket is a design widely used in medical and pharmaceutical industries.
rodiel offers the possibility of producing a wide range of colors.
and custom to your company's corporate logo.
.
.
.
Sunday, February 27, 2011
What Colors Make Mustard Yellow
my health.
"Again I present a discussion of the resident fireproof year 2 (Arleen, which you already know from previous entry) with which I have the pleasure of traveling in these years of mutual training. In this case poses a dilemma, although rarely gives us, gives us enormous ethical conflicts. "
vertigo accompanied by vomiting
persistent that they had not given intravenous metoclopramide were the symptoms for which was derived from the PCES (Emergency Department of Primary Care) to the hospital where I do my guards. It was the early months of my first year resident.
Just take care of the patient, checked the back of your wallet and checked also had been administered ondansetron. I went to the box where he was and, after greeting him, I asked him how he was:
- still wrong. - a lady told me I figured, being right, that was his mother.
- Vomiting frequency decreased "she answers the second companion, but still continue ... and dizziness.
I looked at the patient, curled up on the couch, clutching a plastic bag used as a container could identify each wave of nausea due to the contradictions done with his body, but there was something else. By divine hand came to my mind a kind of preliminary in which my professor lecturing on the practical difference between the appearance of a chronic and acute ¨ The patient appears acutely ill carrying a load of 100 kilos since few hours, it appears that chronic loading takes 10 kilos for a month ... ¨.
I noticed something chronic. Maybe I was wrong but after questioning him and he deny any pathology on two occasions, I decided to investigate the hospital's medical history through the software. I had high hopes of finding something just because the patient was 30 years old but even so, I did. I found several visits to the infectious disease unit with a diagnosis of HIV.
symptoms were evolving, we move from one box to another peripheral origin of central origin. The patient, with a habit of leaving things hidden, it had informed us of the new trend of your brain to see two images instead of one detail that we learn from the second person with him.
- Ah, now the thing changes - said the Deputy supervised- I have to enter it, ask for a CT scan, is likely to be encephalitis.
When I told the patient had HIV infection, asked me out if he knew his illness. I took with apologies to the passengers and, once alone, he answered affirmatively:
- If I know, but please do not tell them.
returned to inform me and I became attached to order that he asked him whether the second person with him was his partner and, if it was, that advise the latter to inform the status of their infection.
took out to apologize to the two companions and, to confirm the suspicion, the battle began:
- You know the danger you're exposing ?
- I take care to avoid spreading .
- But it is right to tell him sooner or later he will learn . What is happening now is probably because your body can not keep out infections and these prey. With what face you'll see it when you learn, how do you think is going to react? Furthermore, what if protection fails you?
- I do not know, - I replied with a shrug but do not think that .
know the reasons that the patient could have. I do not know if it was cowardice, unconsciousness or malice on your part but I felt an enormous sadness and helplessness. Days later, I found a partner in one of the staircases inside the hospital, thanking me for the interest he took in the patient and asked me a favor:
- Doctor, do you think you can stop by the room where he is to learn and give us more details? , is that the physician is not well explained, speaking of which could be due to the lack of some vitamins but he not sure and are still investigating. - The patient remained in hiding.
- is that I am now demanding a rotation out of the hospital and it's impossible. - Do not want to lie but I knew I could do no more and did what the patient ... I hid.
rights of a person should not start when they finish the other, I think our rights should end when they start outsiders. We will not know what our illness ... okay, but we should not play with the life of another human being, just to keep our enjoyment. Life is an inalienable right, but not just mine or this or the other, but of everyone.
The grumetina. 
"Again I present a discussion of the resident fireproof year 2 (Arleen, which you already know from previous entry) with which I have the pleasure of traveling in these years of mutual training. In this case poses a dilemma, although rarely gives us, gives us enormous ethical conflicts. "
vertigo accompanied by vomiting
persistent that they had not given intravenous metoclopramide were the symptoms for which was derived from the PCES (Emergency Department of Primary Care) to the hospital where I do my guards. It was the early months of my first year resident.
Just take care of the patient, checked the back of your wallet and checked also had been administered ondansetron. I went to the box where he was and, after greeting him, I asked him how he was:
- still wrong. - a lady told me I figured, being right, that was his mother.
- Vomiting frequency decreased "she answers the second companion, but still continue ... and dizziness.
I looked at the patient, curled up on the couch, clutching a plastic bag used as a container could identify each wave of nausea due to the contradictions done with his body, but there was something else. By divine hand came to my mind a kind of preliminary in which my professor lecturing on the practical difference between the appearance of a chronic and acute ¨ The patient appears acutely ill carrying a load of 100 kilos since few hours, it appears that chronic loading takes 10 kilos for a month ... ¨.
I noticed something chronic. Maybe I was wrong but after questioning him and he deny any pathology on two occasions, I decided to investigate the hospital's medical history through the software. I had high hopes of finding something just because the patient was 30 years old but even so, I did. I found several visits to the infectious disease unit with a diagnosis of HIV.
symptoms were evolving, we move from one box to another peripheral origin of central origin. The patient, with a habit of leaving things hidden, it had informed us of the new trend of your brain to see two images instead of one detail that we learn from the second person with him.
- Ah, now the thing changes - said the Deputy supervised- I have to enter it, ask for a CT scan, is likely to be encephalitis.
When I told the patient had HIV infection, asked me out if he knew his illness. I took with apologies to the passengers and, once alone, he answered affirmatively:
- If I know, but please do not tell them.
returned to inform me and I became attached to order that he asked him whether the second person with him was his partner and, if it was, that advise the latter to inform the status of their infection.
took out to apologize to the two companions and, to confirm the suspicion, the battle began:
- You know the danger you're exposing ?
- I take care to avoid spreading .
- But it is right to tell him sooner or later he will learn . What is happening now is probably because your body can not keep out infections and these prey. With what face you'll see it when you learn, how do you think is going to react? Furthermore, what if protection fails you?
- I do not know, - I replied with a shrug but do not think that .
know the reasons that the patient could have. I do not know if it was cowardice, unconsciousness or malice on your part but I felt an enormous sadness and helplessness. Days later, I found a partner in one of the staircases inside the hospital, thanking me for the interest he took in the patient and asked me a favor:
- Doctor, do you think you can stop by the room where he is to learn and give us more details? , is that the physician is not well explained, speaking of which could be due to the lack of some vitamins but he not sure and are still investigating. - The patient remained in hiding.
- is that I am now demanding a rotation out of the hospital and it's impossible. - Do not want to lie but I knew I could do no more and did what the patient ... I hid.
rights of a person should not start when they finish the other, I think our rights should end when they start outsiders. We will not know what our illness ... okay, but we should not play with the life of another human being, just to keep our enjoyment. Life is an inalienable right, but not just mine or this or the other, but of everyone.
The grumetina.
Saturday, February 26, 2011
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Medical Education and Critical Thinking
I just read from elmédicointeractivo the draft Royal Decree Trunk sent by the Ministry of Health to the Autonomous Communities and, apparently, except for last minute decisions Derma affect, Geneva and Otolaryngology, will be final.
I always like to read the introductions of laws, royal decrees, etc. Express motivation and often contain a great-looking statements that justify its publication.
This draft is one of those ideas that would be worth all the action of a government in medical education
is the first time I read in the legislation, medical education, defense CRITICAL THINKING. A critical thinking, to put it in simple terms, is one that reflects on what they learned when you have to apply them in the immediate reality of their profession and questions about its possible benefits and vested interests that may determine their performance. On this there is a great (and long) entry on the blog lamomiaquehabla and although recommend detailed reading, I can not resist collecting the following
But once picked this excellent statement of intent, let the practical. Who teaches Critical Thinking? The education system ... no, the mediocrity raw, literal repetition of the "lessons" of the teacher and the abuse of power. In the Faculties of Medicine ... less " I am the most knowledgeable and if what I say is inconsistent, it's your problem. When asked, answer as I ". In the MIR ... either: "Harrison dixit" . In the home ... well as the tutor. So, generally, critical thinking appears in the professionals who reflect and are able to criticize their own actions, to face the overwhelming reality that offers, day day, your profession and patients and crashes, dramatically, with the information of those "pringadillos" to defend, without scientific evidence, some agreements, protocols or pastry dough of nonsense, with clear economic intent, which pollutes health market, whose leaders only see you as "producer of consumption" to their advantage.The difference between a craft and a profession is that he has a trade is centered in the domain of technical knowledge must be used in practice ( technical rationality). The professional, in addition to technical knowledge, you have to build autonomy and professional criteria, which is more than just having knowledge of medicine and nursing.
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