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    Regulation and Criminal Liability Monique Celestine April 22‚ 2014 Dr. Angela Stewart Professional Regulation and Criminal Liability Currently in the United States‚ the Americans continue to face unfair treatments of health care professionals within the work place. Regulates and laws have been created and set forth to help individuals’ feel protected and to know their rights as a victim of such criminal acts. People deserve to be treated with respect‚ especially in the care of health professionals

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    What is a Medical assistant? Medical assistants work alongside physicians‚ mainly in outpatient or ambulatory care facilities‚ such as medical offices and clinics. Medical assistants are cross-trained to perform administrative and clinical duties. There are two types of duties Administrative Duties that may include using computer applications‚ answering telephones‚ greeting patients‚ updating‚ and filing patient medical records‚ coding and filling out insurance forms scheduling appointments‚ arranging

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    conduct that illustrates the behavior expected by physicians and/or those in the medical field (AMA COE‚ 2013). Concerning medical assistance in the act of catalyzing death‚ the code of ethics seems to remain relatively ambiguous. The overall expectation‚ according to the code‚ is that patients are provided the best available care‚ and that those providing care should uphold the dedication to do so with the patients best interest in mind (AMA COE‚ 2013). The argument can be made that under the

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    "Euthanasia is the administration of a lethal agent by another person to a patient for the purpose of relieving the patient’s intolerable and incurable suffering". When we talk about euthanasia it is meant as a means to help someone to achieve a good death. The majority of those who seek euthanasia are terminally ill and do not have any other options. Either they stay alive and suffer from the severe pain‚ the symptoms‚ and the side effects like bedsores‚ or they decide to end their agony and choose

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    Long Island University Riociguat (Adempas‚Bayer) Therapeutic class: Cardiovascular Agent‚ Soluble Guanylate Cyclase Stimulators Clinical Pharmacology: Sensitizes soluble guanylate cyclase (sGC) to endogenous nitric oxide (NO) by stabilizing the NO-sGC binding. It also directly stimulates sGC independent of NO. Riociguat stimulates the NO-sGC–cyclic guanosine monophosphate (cGMP) pathway and leads to increased generation of cGMP with subsequent vasodilation Pharmacokinetics: Absorption:

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    and early 20th centuries that physicians began to push for the abolition of abortion as a medical practice (Solinger‚ 2015). Solinger writes that the American Medical Association (AMA) was a particularly strong advocate for the criminalization of abortion‚ with arguments that included “…the need to protect women from using poisonous abortifacients and from practitioners without medical credentials” (Solinger‚ 2015‚ pg. 5). While the need to protect women is what the AMA cited as their driving force

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    patient(s) health information and keep it private. In February of 2009 on the 17th‚ President Barak Obama authorized the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 with the objective to support the acceptance of electronic medical records (EMR) by physicians and medical facilities. The law symbolizes a reassurance to privacy by giving them actionable remedies in an event that their personal private medical records are misused or abused ("ResourceLibrary: The CBS Interactive Business Network"‚ 2002)

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    2. When should a patient be advised of the existence of computerized databases containing medical information about the patient? According to the AMA Policy‚ the patient should be advised of the existence of computerized databases containing medical information about the patient. This should be communicated to the patient before the physician releases the records to the company or companies storing the information. A patient has the right to know where their records are being stored. They

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    injections. While physician participation in executions is nothing new‚ in light of recent news events‚ it is essential to revisit the ethics of physician involvement in lethal injections. On April 24th‚ 2017‚ it was reported that “the Arkansas Department of Correction leveraged its medical director’s medical license [to acquire] vecuronium bromide‚ a muscle relaxant.” While physicians have autonomy to decide whether they will participate

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    types of ambulatory care. INTRODUCTION Ambulatory care covers a wide range of services for the noninstitutionalized patient and in its most basic description is simply care that does not require an overnight stay by the patient. Office-based physicians provide the majority of ambulatory care. An estimated 787.4 million visits were made to doctors’ offices in 1997‚ or about 3.0 visits per person (Woodwell‚ 1999). More than 50 percent of those visits were made to primary care

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