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    Ernst Von Bergmann

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    Ernst Von Bergmann German Surgeon known for Sterilization of Surgical Instruments Monday, May 24, 2010 Intrudoction to the Surgical Environment Instructor: Javier Espinales Paper Written by: Walter Pacheco My Paper is about a Baltic- German surgeon named, Ernst Von Bergmann. Dr. Bergmann was Born on December 1836  Riga, Russian Baltic Provinces. He is known as the first surgeon to use heat to sterilize surgical instruments. Dr. Bergmann came from a religious family. His father was a Lutheran

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    Shouldice Hospital Case

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    proven to be a profitable setup. However, there is still an unmet demand. Option 1 to add 50% more beds may not be beneficial if we don't also increase operation. Increasing the number of bed by 50% would not be advisable unless they would add more surgeons and operating rooms because the existing operating

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    In December of 2013, Caroline Carcerano went to Tufts Medical Center in Boston, Massachusetts to have done what her surgeon said would be a “brief” procedure to relieve her lingering back pain. This was not the case and two days later, Carcerano was dead. Carcerano’s surgery was supposed to be a simple procedure where surgeons were going to insert a pump under her skin so that medication could get into her spine quickly and help alleviate her lingering pain. Carcerano has previously fallen and broken

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    Nicole Gumke, a surgical technologist, “You need to remain calm in the operating room.” “When you are tense, everyone else in the room becomes tense too.” (Will Erstad). Being a surge tech also calls for a steady hand while handing the tools to the surgeon who is operating. Just because one is not performing the surgery does not mean they will not be standing at the doctor’s side. This means one will have an eye view at settings that one may not see every day. From seeing intestines, livers, bones,

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    quite unprepared for the catastrophic number of casualties to occur. No military leader or general surgeon had planned for such a large-scale conflict. Even in times when the war seemed to “lull” in its rhythmic pace, the Medical Department was greatly understaffed and overworked. Only 114 doctors served the 16,000 men serving in the U.S. Army in 1861, mostly in garrison hospitals. After battles, surgeons set up hospitals near the battlefield to care for patients until they had recovered sufficiently

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    operating room is set up the way the surgeon likes and needs it to be. You are also responsible for making sure that all the tools, operating table, and every inch of the room is cleaned and sterilized. Surgical technicians are the ones who keep track of “lap pads” or laparotomy pads used during surgery to soak up excess fluid in the patient. So, everything must be accounted for before, during and after surgery. They are also the people who hand the surgeons the tools they call out. With all responsibility

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    to become a surgical tech you have to go to college for a minimum of two years (http://healthcareers.about.com/od/alliedmedicalprofiles/p/How-To-Become-A-Surgical-Technologist.htm). Their daily job duties include: handing tools and tissue to the surgeon, bandaging the patients, aid in sterilization and prepare the surgery room for surgery (http://study.com/surgical_technician.html) . They get the normal forty hour work week with possible over time hours. Getting placed on call is likely to

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    from the surgical experience for patients and their families. The goal was to provide exceptional results in a beautiful comfortable environment in a cost effective manner. The center has been instrumental in recruiting some of the nation’s top surgeons to the region. It started as a same day surgery center staff by 36 physicians and 34 nurses and employees. It is now a licensed hospital with more than 130 physicians and 210 employees. The hospital has expanded from six operating suites to

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    look up to them. They were and are still my heros. That is why my goal in life is to become a general surgeon. I want to be able to save many lives, since it is possible now to do so. It will take a lot of effort and time to pursue my choice of career but in the end I will gain so much satisfaction from helping other people, I want to be able have the same satisfaction those doctors and surgeons from my toddler years had after helping me. 2 Responsibilities of this job occupation includes providing

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    Growing up I always dreamed of being a teacher. I soon realized that I would not be fit for that job. Once I broke my arm being in the hospital fascinated me. There was so many things to see. As I got older I did a lot research and came across one job that really caught my eye. A surgical technologist. I never knew that there was such a thing. The best part was, I got to observe and the surgery I saw was life changing. After doing some research, I contacted a friend whom is a surgical technologist

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