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    Advantages and Disadvantages of Robotic Surgery Tresha Reid-Matthew DeVry University Robotic Surgery is a surgical technology in the world of healthcare that doctors are opting to use for many surgical procedures on humans today. Robotic surgery is a procedure that involves a surgeon manipulating the hands of a robot. Many people don’t know enough about robotic surgery. It is very important for everyone to familiarize themselves with this technology because in the near future this equipment has

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    Introduced in 1987‚ Robots were used in the first Laparoscopic surgery‚ a cholescystecotomy‚ to be exact. (Lee 45).Also known by names such as keyhole surgery‚ bandaid surgery‚ or minimally invasive surgery (MIS)‚ Laparoscopic surgery is a surgical technique referring to operations within the abdomen or pelvic region. (Lee 45).More specifically speaking‚ it belongs to the field of endoscopy. (Lee 45).The first robots used in the surgery consisted of a Hopkins rod lens system‚ that was usually connected

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    especially important at this time‚ because new procedures such as the tracheotomy became a less intense procedure with the use of anesthetics. Options other than ether soon became available‚ such as chloroform‚ cocaine‚ and Novocain (Lambert). The surgical revolution didn’t end here‚ many technologies allowed for surgery to become a much more technical process. The 20th century led to the first eye surgery due to the invention of the laser‚ as well as improvements in heart surgery that led to the

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    The Evolution of Nursing

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    realized that as time went by the definition of nursing continued changing as well as the way it is viewed. Many persons were involved in the evolution of nursing. The four periods of nursing are the intuitive period‚ apprentice period‚ modern period and contemporary period. In the beginning Intuitive Nursing was the first period of nursing which was before the 11th century during the pre-historic times nursing was done because of their compassion and their wish to help others. It was learned in the

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    “dont’s” when caring for a patient. Continued practice is commonly defined as hands on learning. Though it is essential for a CRNA to understand procedures‚ performing it is a better alternative of learning. Experience can transform a CRNA into a much intuitive nurse who can sense that something is not right without conducting a test. The last stage is development of confidence‚ comfort and finesse; this is considered to make CRNAs quick‚ efficient and comfortable in most situations. New knowledge is use

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    Split Brain Phenomenon

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    function means that one or the other hemisphere of the brain can perform or process certain mental tasks better than the other side. This is only true to those who have undergone a “ split brain” operation. The split brain phenomenon refers to a surgical processor that involves surgeons cut the corpus callosum that connects the left and right hemisphere. This surgery is done for patients who suffer severe epilepsy. These split brain patients reveal that the information it processed and coordinated

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    Clinical Decision Making

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    public health departments and two long-tenn care facilities. The participants‚ who have various levels of nursing education and years of experience‚ were asked to complete a 56-item questionnaire. The instrument focused on a systematic versus an intuitive approach to clinical decision making. The findings showed Utah nurses employ a systematic approach to decision making while utilizing the nursing process. The sample size‚ although small‚ provides a good foundation for a follow-up study. TABLE

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    Robot

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    significant advantages of minimizing surgical trauma has resulted in a substantial increase in the number of minimally invasive (MI) cardiac surgical procedures being performed. Synchronously‚ technological advances in optics‚ instrumentation and perfusion technology have facilitated routine totally endoscopic robotic cardiac surgery using the da Vinci telemanipulation system (Intuitive Surgical Inc). This technology has been applied to many cardiac surgical procedures‚ in particular‚ mitral valve

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    Robotic Assisted Surgery

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    Bibliography……………………………………………………………..…....64-66 Abstract (Melissa Cutrer) Robotic surgery is a new technology that is taking the surgical field by storm. The use of robots to aid surgeons in performing surgeries has changed the surgical field. Robotic systems entirely changed the traditional style of surgical operations. Robotic surgery is holding significant promise in the medical field because robotic surgery is a new revolution in surgery and is one of the most talked

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    Aristotle's Final Cause

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    healthy’‚ and‚ having said that‚ we think we have assigned the cause.) The same is true also of all the intermediate steps which are brought about through the action of something else as means towards the end‚ e.g. reduction of flesh‚ purging‚ drugs‚ or surgical instruments are means towards health. All these things are ’for the sake of’ the end‚ though they differ from one another in that some are activities‚ others instruments. This then perhaps exhausts the number of ways in which the term ’cause’ is

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