When outsiders say their thoughts about Ortho, they think that the school is only a medical school. Not only that, they go on to say that the school is gloomy, haunted, and somewhat creepy. However, I believe that Ortho is more than what meets the eye. First of all, when I first saw the building, I felt the school was only for medical people, and that it wasn’t going to have the best school environment. However, when I entered the building, I saw a world filled with open doors. I found the teachers to be as nice as pie, as well as to be quite educated, in their respective subjects. I also found that many of the students, who were applying here, came from my old school. I even met many new friends, and it all brought me happiness. …show more content…
However, Ortho isn’t a boring school at all. Each day, there always seems to be something exciting happening. Some of those things are like silly moments with friends, intense sport moments, or even just some plain joking around. At the same time though, Ortho’s teachers focus on the constructive learning, that one gets, on a day to day basis. Of course, there are going to be times when classes are dull, and everyone just feels like they’re down in the dumps. However, even Ortho has days like those, and it’s all these things that make me admire the school’s charisma Finally, there’s the extracurricular activities, that Ortho hosts. My school is filled with many activities, from the variety of sports like soccer, to clubs like the Yearbook club, to other activities provided by it’s college companion, Los Angeles Trade Tech College. The great thing about these activities is that they offer a memorable experience, as well as provide a better chance, for one to enter a college or university. Overall, I like Ortho because it’s a school, where all high schoolers, can live and enjoy the great life of high
The first thing on the agenda of my visit was my official tour of the school. As I walked around the main campus I began to picture myself as part of the pack. With each new building I saw, the more I fell in love with the school. Everything from the glowing red-bricked education buildings to the exquisite student building, Talley Student Union. After I had walked the magnificent campus, it was time for my meeting with the head coach, Bryan Bunn. I had never met Coach Bunn or even talked to him, only email. When I stepped into his office with my mom every one of my senses was heightened. I could hear my heart beating out of my chest. I could hear every pipe that had water running through
Fear. As I walked into the huge, unfamiliar building of Gibson Southern High School on my first day of freshmen year, I shook with terror. New teachers, new people, new classes, and a new environment that I yearned to explore, but anxiety filled my body. I had previously attended Haubstadt Community School, where I finally felt comfortable and now everything seemed frightening and different. Although my body told me not to, I forced myself to push through the day with a positive attitude. After all, this would be my home for the next four years.
Beacon Orthopedics has become one of my favoirute places to be. Its diffrent, many would say a vacation spot but Beacon has become a place of many achievements for me. With 6 bone injuries and an inflamed rotator cuff, Ive visted Beacon more times than the average person.
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83% of teachers say they would recommend the school and 83% say that the school is well maintained and students are disciplined. And based on my observations I would agree that the building is always clean and presentable. It’s obvious the staff works hard on their bulletin boards and hang the students work along the hallways and doors. And on the first floor there are large pieces of art created by the students as you enter the building, as well as student created art work in the main office. The staff and visitors bathrooms are well-kept and the linoleum tile floors are always clean and appears freshly waxed. I’ve never witnessed a fight or serious discipline problem in the classrooms I’ve observed, nor have I seen any fights or altercations among the students in the hallways or lunch room. So overall it appears as though the students are disciplined and clearly respect their school environment since they throw their trash in the appropriate bins, and even compost their leftovers (there is a bin located outside of the lunchroom during breakfast and lunch periods). Therefore, it doesn’t surprise me that this school is highly recommended by faculty and
However, one thing that I did love at Rochester was the extra-curricular activities. I found myself enjoying the organizations more than my academics. Grades became secondary to activities; it was an occasion in my life when I unable to prioritize and balance my time correctly. I was not doing as well as I wanted too at Rochester, however it is was where I gained an eternal support system. The shy, quiet and self-doubting kid I once was shattered, revealing a self - confident adult who was ready to take on the world. It was as if I could feel the sun for the first time, but unbeknownst to me a storm was on the horizon.
Orthotic and Prosthetic education in the classroom must be broad in order to cover the amount of pathologies, disorders, and amputations a CPO will most often see. There is no way that every single potential case can be covered in the education nor is it possible for an example of every case to be brought in as a teaching tool for students to hone their patient/practitioner skills. Our education with a patient model stops after a few hours of wearing the device, but in the real world, that patient will go on to wear the device much longer and need more follow-up care than we see in school. This dilemma is where clinical experiences come in to play for an Orthotics and Prothetics student. During clinical experiences, students get the chance to see practitioners work with patients of all different diagnoses and learn from their experiences. These learning experiences give students something that they cannot get in the classroom, real-life in the moment patient interactions with patients that are not paid to be there as a learning tool.
Custom orthotics can be a big help when you have a foot problem that causes chronic pain or that makes it difficult to find shoes that fit. Orthotics can be made in different shapes and styles to target the type of support you need most. Here's how they are made and why they are so beneficial.
Patients with dentofacial deformity require an orthognathic surgery for an improved facial profile and a correction of skeletal malocclusion and asymmetry. The improvement of mastication, speech, and swallowing functions as well as facial esthetic and psychosocial factors can be used to motivate these patients before the surgery .
“The school gave me a very solid background for furthering my education,” he said, “and it helped me greatly in expanding my background for my future. It gave me a desire to learn and to do the best I can.”
The topic of my Personal Project is explaining the Orthopedic field, and I’m going to make a PowerPoint that talks about what a Orthopedic Doctor is for people who is interested and who doesn’t even know what it is, and it will provide a description of the process and time that it takes someone to go through school and their majors in college to become an Orthopedic Doctor or any other job in the medical field. My goal is to be able to make an successful PowerPoint that includes all information and descriptions to help someone who’s just interested in doing a job in the medical field, so then my PowerPoint could help them make their decision on whether or not they would like to become an Orthopedic Doctor. I would also like to pick the right pictures to show examples of what a Orthopedic Doctor do for their job when occupying an patient
“I liked it because I had more time to do my work. I was in a comfortable environment where I could take breaks when I wanted to,” said Lauren Weirauch, a sophomore. “I had a balance of work and play.”
A software-as-a-service model is not a desired strategic plan for several reasons. First, it puts additional stress on internal UHG resources. The internal resources are already fully utilized, so an additional external service model will only add major resource allocation problems. Second, the amount of bandwidth coming into and out of the UHG environment may increase the internet cost and decrease the productivity within the UHG environment. Internet is not cheap, so this needs to be a factor within the overall decision. Last, the manageability of using one product for dozens of AE’s may break the purpose of the product. Any type of product inefficiency for UHG Optum will not be acceptable, since this product was primarily purchased for internal use. This product was not meant for multitenant environments, hence the lack of modularity within the product. Hundreds if not hundreds of thousands of endpoints could be hitting our API servers, which was a solution not fully endorsed by the security architecture team. There is a governance level defined within UHG that may have been missed or not taken into account. The importance of governance allows a fundamental framework for areas like strategy, awareness, controls, countermeasures, and policies (Brotby, 2009). Patrick Black has completely taken the governance into his own hands and made
The article I chose to write about is “Orthorexia: When Eating Healthy Becomes an Unhealthy Obsession” (Getz, 2009, pg. 40). Although this is not considered a recognized disorder it has become more prevalent in recent years. Orthorexia was first names by a Doctor by the name of Steven Bratman that understood that it was related other food disorders. “The whole issue is obsession,” says Bratman. “This is about obsession with eating to improve your health” (Davis, 2000, pg. 1) as with other disorders, it is related to obsessive-compulsive disorder and has more to do with control over their minds and bodies. Children are taught to grow up how their parents were brought up and with the same type of guidelines. How many times have you seen or heard a parent trying to teach their child how to eat healthier by telling them what they are eating is not good for them or imparting their views about food
When I first came to Unity I really thought I was going to hate this school. I heard there were strict and the school seemed too small and crowded which I dont like. I wanted to go to a high school that is big and you get to know more people. Also because they had football team and I really wanted to try out this year but I ended up here. They have every other sport but no football which I was really mad about. I also heard the food was nasty which I believe is true but some people like it I dont know how but they do. But when I came to this school and I got to know the school I realized that it wasn't so bad as I thought it was. I mean i'm still mad about the football team but this school is actually a good school. I don't know why people