Appendicitis Essays

  • Appendicitis Case Analysis

    512 Words  | 3 Pages

    Appendicitis (i.e. inflamed appendix) remain one of the world’s most common health issue. In order for readers to gain a better visualization on this topic, Brody (2016) discussed the scenario of Gwen Deely; whom spent some of time in Venice contemplating about her appeared symptoms. When she arrived back in New York, she was found with a ruptured appendix after the careful examination via CT scan and traditional blood test. Consequently, she was put on antibiotics and later, removing the appendix

  • Inflated Appendicitis

    1101 Words  | 5 Pages

    Appendicitis On a windy October night myself and my little cousin where taking care of our aunts baby when she started feeling an unbearable pain in her lower abdominal especially on her right side we thought that it was menstrual cramps but it turned out to be something worst. We contacted our aunt and told her the symptoms my cousin was feeling and she immediately came back to the house and drove her to the emergency room where we contacted her mother. We rushed her to the emergency room

  • The Nurse's Role In Patient Education

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    The role of the nurse in caring for any patient is multifaceted. The nurse must not only provide physical care to her patient, but must also acknowledge and care for the psychological and educational needs of her patient. In order to provide the highest standard of care to a patient undergoing a total cystectomy and the formation of an ileal conduit the nurse must have a wealth of knowledge regarding urinary diversions. The nurse must understand the indications for the formation of a urinary stoma

  • Personal Narrative: Becoming A Pediatric Nurse

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    The forty-two day stay. “ Please Mom make it stop…” “ There there dear, It’ll be okay…” “ How do you know mom, it hurts so bad…” “ Trust me, you’ll be okay, I’m right here.” Two weeks into my senior year I severely ruptured my appendix, in the process of all that pain I figured out my passion for the rest of my life. It sounds like a cliche,“ I was hurt and I had an epiphany “ but what I went through was an actual life altering experience, its changed the way I used to view myself, most

  • Non Pathological Appendicitis

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    Appendicitis is one of the most common and challenging surgical emergencies, and can lead to appendicular perforation and peritonitis, which are associated with high mortality and morbidity. Making the decision for a surgical operation based only on the patient’s signs and symptoms results in removing non pathological appendices (negative appendectomy) in 15% to 30% of cases.(1, 2) For this reason, a number of diagnostic modalities have been proposed, including laparoscopy, clinical scoring systems

  • Acute Appendicitis Research Paper

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    The appendix is a tubular, blind ending structure at the base of the cecum averaging 3 inches in length, with no known physiology. Acute appendicitis is inflammation of the appendix and is seen to have the greatest occurrence between the ages of 10-19 years.1 Patients with acute appendicitis commonly show a positive McBurney’s sign.1,2,3 Luminal obstruction and inflammation are the most common causes resulting from hyperplasia, parasites and foreign bodies in the appendix.2 Computed Tomography (CT)

  • Acute Appendicitis Research Paper

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    radiographic appearance of acute appendicitis. Name of the research scholar: Daniel a/l Jeyaraman Main supervisor: Dr. Dinesh Madhavan Nair Co-supervisor: Mohd Imran Mohd Course: Bachelor of Medical Imaging INTRODUCTION: This is a preliminary research study conducted by myself, Daniel a/l Jeyaraman, Bachelor of Medical Imaging to measure the knowledge of the radiographers based on their ability to detect the radiographic appearance of acute appendicitis in various imaging modalities,

  • Inflamed Appendicitis: A Case Study

    442 Words  | 2 Pages

    drawing blood, and taking urine samples, I spent my time in a daze, observing them theorize about the origin of the issue, using a combination of complex technology married with simple technique to bring about their diagnosis: a possibility of appendicitis. When an ultrasound confirmed the theory, I was whisked off to the surgery ward within the hour.

  • Appendix Image Analysis

    1211 Words  | 5 Pages

    Abstract Appendicitis leftovers the commonest cause of lower abdominal pain. It retains a common appearance at all ages. The appendix is an attachment or adjunct like structure. It is a wormlike abdominal diverticulum extending from the blind end of the cecum; it varies in length and ends in a blind extremity. Early and accurate analysis of appendicitis can decrease the illness and hospital cost by reducing the delay in diagnosis of appendicitis and its associated complications. Accurate diagnosis

  • Family Centered Care

    1537 Words  | 7 Pages

    emergency department with abdominal pain followed by the appendicitis is the most frequent surgical etiology, especially in young children with perforating appendicitis, and a matter of great prominence. (Michael Boettcher, 2017).Firstly, this essay will elucidate the pathophysiology of the medical condition of Anne, who is a 10 year old girl and admitted to the emergency department with right iliac fossa pain, on examination appendicitis is suspected and the surgical team found a gangrenous perforated

  • Segmental Volvulus Case Study

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    few cases were reported in the literature. We report a rare case of segmental ileal volvulus associated with acute appendicitis. Case Presentation: A 3 years old boy complains of diarrhea associated with vomiting, central abdominal pain and decreased activity for 2 days duration referred to paediatric surgery as a case of acute appendicitis, U/S abdomen shows sign of of acute appendicitis with Ileoileal Target sign. Laparotomy was done which shows segmental ileal volvulus without malrotation associated

  • Nonverbal Techniques Used In Doctor's Use Of Jargon

    550 Words  | 3 Pages

    The doctor’s use of jargon instead of a common term creates physical noise and prevents the mother from decoding the message, causing a communication breakdown that is shown in the mother’s response. The doctor tries to professionally deliver the results, but his choice of jargon creates physical noise. In the doctor’s message, the nonverbal elements convey that the doctor is professional and capable. His use of kinesics, such as strong eye contact and a calm facial expression, and paralanguage

  • Cattle Pain: A Short Story

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    doctors couldn't figure out what was wrong. I continued to deal with it on a daily basis. Just before sixth grade began, I went to the hospital with a horrific stomach pain. It was suspected that I had appendicitis. After waiting for hours, a cat scan was done. The doctor said it wasn't appendicitis and sent me home without resolving anything or giving me answers. Shortly following this incident, it was discovered that I am lactose intolerant, and with the aid of lactated pills I was able to continue

  • Inflamed Appendix

    392 Words  | 2 Pages

    Inflamed Appendix? Don’t wait for it to Burst. If your family doctor has determined that you have appendicitis, an inflammation of your appendix that cannot be treated with medications, he will refer you to a Victorville General Surgeon on a priority basis for an appendectomy, the removal of your appendix. While most surgeries for appendicitis are performed on an emergency basis because the appendix has burst, being able to schedule your operation with a surgeon before it becomes an emergency

  • Personal Narrative: Removal Of A Nurse

    587 Words  | 3 Pages

    Waiting on the emergency hospital floor, I waited for the arrival of a nurse, a doctor, or anyone willing to tell me about my sister’s health. I remember walking back and forth in the hospital, running into my parents, doctors, and thinking about why this happened to my sister. This all began on June 21, 2010, the day that I will never forget. It was like any other perfect day, the sun was blooming, children were shouting and playing as always, and smell of summer filled the air. The day started

  • Candle Blow Tooth Exercise Essay

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    Release two blows of air per second as though blowing out candles. With each blow feel the pain and tension being released. Repeat as often as necessary. Appendicitis CHROMOTHERAPY VISUALIZATION The colour associated with the appendix is yellow. Lie down comfortably, close your eyes and visualize the colour yellow. See the colour yellow as yellow rays of healing sunshine. Feel the yellow healing rays shining

  • Personal Narrative: My Medical Event

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    was sixteen months old according to my mother. I was very ill and she thought I had eaten too much corn and had a tummy ache. Through my life I had problems with my right side and many diagnoses. Doctors diagnosed me with everything from chronic appendicitis to colitis to nothing. My parents were told by several doctors there was nothing wrong with me. I was ignored when I got sick because they believed the doctors. I married and my husband sent me to the Indian clinic several times where they could

  • Everytime I Eat I Feel Nauseous Essay

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    Everytime I Eat, I Feel Nauseous Some people complain, “Everytime I eat, I feel nauseous.” If you are one of them, don’t worry because it may just be a sign that you are stressed or something is wrong with your eating habits. It may be related to the type of foods you eat or something in your digestive system that disagrees with some of the food you eat. Although there are some medical conditions that may also produce this symptom, it is best to evaluate the more common causes first and then seek

  • Tom Buchanan Character Analysis Essay

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    Character Development: Tom Buchanan We see a more manipulative, untruthful side to tom, along with his usual desire for control. He’s lying to both Daisy and Myrtle to keep them both at his side. Catherine starts talking about Tom and Myrtle saying, “Neither of them can stand the person they’re married to” (Fitzgerald 33). She continues saying, “Its really his wife that’s keeping them apart. She’s a catholic, they don’t believe in divorce” (Fitzgerald 33) Nick, knowing Daisy, notices some faults

  • How Did Art Change Throughout The 20th Century

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    up painting: “He grew up in Bohain-en-vermandois and went to school at the college de Saint Quentin, before moving back to Paris to study law. Later that year he contracted appendicitis….during that time, at age 20, he discovered the welcome isolation and freedom of painting” (The Art Story). Seven years after his appendicitis, Matisse produced the beautiful piece Open Window Collioure. “It was painted in Collioure, a small town on the Mediterranean coast of France to which Matisse traveled...in the