Essays on Medicine

The forensic psychologist will evaluate the offender and examine if they are fit enough to stand trial. Does the offender know what it is that they were doing and that what they were doing was wrong? Do they know what it is that they are agreeing to? DRP. Glasses submits a written forensic psychological evaluation…

Introduction Over 2500 years ago, the ancient Greek medicine has laid the foundation of modern medical ethics that bound the responsibilities of a doctor to a patient. Since the formulation of the Hippocratic Oath, it has lived through time as it is still recited by medical students as their pledge to pursue medicine as a…

Of InfluenzaThe patient Terry B. has acquired the microbial agent PneumoniaInfluenza. The patient is a three year old white male with a headache, lethargyand was running a high fever of 39.7 degrees Celsius. He has suffered from aprevious illness of infection of the upper respiratory. Due to the fever, he hada systolic of 110 over…

Eleanor Van Slyke Dr. James HortonHist 38May 11, 2000As with all things we know little about there is quite a bit of mystery surrounding acupuncture. The part people see the most is a person with needles sticking out of their flesh. Understandably being wary of sharp pointed objects being wielded by a complete stranger, this…

The article, “Anesthesia, the Drug Taken for Granted,” recounts the blessings of anesthesia with all the information that seems to be needed to support the thesis.  The thesis of the article is: Anesthesia is indispensable, and a necessity for the progress of medical science.  It is an accurate thesis, and the writer makes every effort…

Introduction             Herbalists use the leaves, flowers, stems, berries, and roots of plants to prevent, relive, and treat illness. From a scientific perspective, many herbal treatments are considered experimental (Kraft & Hobbs, 2004 p.356). Many familiar medications of the twentieth century were developed fro-ancient healing traditions that treated health problems with specific plants (Schulze &…

Dr. Ben Carson’s life was shaped by three key influences: God, ROTC, and his mom. Despite being abandoned by his father, Dr. Carson’s mother played a crucial role in raising him and instilling the importance of prayer. She always encouraged him to turn to God for strength during difficult times. Furthermore, Dr. Carson was inspired…

The medical profession is a noble profession, ever since Hypocrates popularized his oath doctors the world over have done their utter most to heal the hurts of the world. If given the opportunity I would also like to join their ranks some day,. I believe I have the qualifications and I certainly have the will…

In the undermentioned information, I will discourse scoliosis. I will explicate what it is, how it may happen, all the different types, early sensing, and the possible interventions. Scoliosis is defined as a side-to-side divergence from the normal frontal axis of the organic structure. This definition is limited since the malformation occurs in changing grades…

Hildegard Peplau developed the Interpersonal Theory to enhance nurses’ understanding of their patients and improve nurse-patient relationships. These relationships are crucial for patient care, so it is important for nurses to be aware of any issues troubling the patient. Peplau was born on September 1, 1909, in Reading, Pennsylvania. She grew up seeing how a…