Essays on Patient

Patient-physician relationships are tense. The growing concern and desire for advanced care at low costs contributes to the stress among this specific relationship. However, the responsibility to maintain the patient-physician relationship rests with both parties. Ethical concerns that may arise from physicians include concerns regarding...

General Physician is an extremely skilled expert offering an extensive variety of non-surgical well-being precaution to all grown-up patients. They usually take precaution of threatening infrequent plus severe therapeutic issues and carry on to maintain patient’s health until all issues get fixed. Apart from this,...

Our job, as healthcare professionals, is to develop sincere connections with patients regardless of difference. Our ability to engage with difference is dependent on our cultural competency – which is the awareness and acceptance of all aspects that define a person’s culture. Though vital to...

Unlike with human beings, dog arthritis is caused by an injury of a joint. This is an illness which is to be encountered more frequently with older animals, the explanation for this not being the age itself, but the fact that their bones are very...

This essay will analyse interventions or therapies a paramedic could utilise whilst treating a paediatric patient with a lower limb fracture, in the pre-hospital setting. It will briefly cover the assessment skills required of a Paramedic for a paediatric patient, however, it will focus primarily...

By definition, the act of manipulation involves using certain aspects such as dominance and influence to rule a person or situation unfairly, dexterously, and unscrupulously. Manipulation can be used for various different reasons, but is most commonly used for personal gain or growth. One Flew...

The mental ward in the novel, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest by Ken Kessey, isn’t at all what a typical ward would look like, but more of a strict monarchy run by Nurse Ratched. Throughout the book, numerous restrictions and completely unreasonable actions are...

Ken Kesey’s debut novel, “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest”, is perhaps the best novel to exercise Foucault’s theories; not only in a literary way but also in everyday situations. Although it is a novel that has quite the background — being shunned, praised, banned,...

Power and manipulation are common characteristics villains’ possess in literature. In Ken Kesey’s allegorical novel One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, the depraved Nurse Ratched is destructive in her villainous schemes by controlling others to acquire more power. Through her despicable ways of hurting others,...

The nurse-patient relationship is one that is built on mutual trust and respect that fosters hope and assists in a harmonious healing process. A nurse has the professional duty to the patient to provide physical, emotional, and spiritual care to avoid injury. Any negligence in...