Meddox Test Procedure and conclusion.?
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Do you mean Maddox rod test? t his is a test of eye muscle function.
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Purpose-so you know what you are trying to accomplish and so others can quickly see what the experiment is about.\n\nHypothesis-What do you think will happen when you are doing the experiment based off of background info and other's attempts  \n\nProcedure- exactly what you are doing in the sequence you do it, so others can repeat your process\n\nResults- what did you observe, see, hear, any senses experience.  This will show others what they might expect and what your data was.\n\nConclusion- what did you learn from this experiment, how does its results effect scientific knowledge, How and why did this experiment happen.  What factors were expected and not expected.  Many other questions may fall under this section.  You are answering why did you spend so much time completing this experiment. and did everything go as you wanted it to.
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I'm not sure what you mean by "conclusion of medicine" but it's importance is that it allows us to live longer, happier and more productive lives.\n\nP.S. to Tara:  No herbal medicine is "side effect free".  If it's strong enough to create change in the body it's strong enough to create side effects.
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Nothing.  Sit politely and gather your thoughts or look at your notes. Do not look bored or annoyed.  Business must go on. How you handle this might be part of your test.
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TAKE A BLOOD TEST .. IT SHOWS EVERY THING
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Follow the documentation
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http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/pap-smear/HQ01177\n\nHere's how the whole thing goes.\nBe sure to relax, and use the bathroom first to empty your bladder or bowels. Having to go to the bathroom during an exam is not a fun experience. Your doctor will begin with:\n\n    * Some questions about your medical history you and your mother will answer together.\n    * A basic physical exam, just like at a "regular" doctors, including an examination of your eyes and ears, heart and lungs, blood pressure, and weight.\n    * Abasic abdominal exam, where (s)he massages your stomach and hip area, and will ask if any spots are tender or painful.\n    * (S)he may also take some blood samples from your arm to check your hormone levels (which in the case of abnormal periods, may be out of whack). You may also get a standard blood and urine screen for STDs. \n\nBefore or after this point, you'll be given a gown to get into. Most likely, before the pelvic exam, the doctor will do a breast exam, during which (s)he will feel your breasts and chest area in massaging movements to check for any lumps or irregularities.\n\nNow, or perhaps sometime before, you may have noticed that the table you're on has stirrups, and the doctor will pull them out and ask you to slide your feet into them, and move your torso down on the table so that your bottom is sitting on the edge.\n\nTo see what your doctor sees, check out our map of your genitals. Your doctor will then first just look at the appearance of your vagina, looking for any lumps or bumps, swelling, funny colors, or unusual discharge. (S)he may put a finger on your vagina to see if your glands put out any pus or mucus when touched.\n\nYou may or may not get a speculum exam. A speculum is a sanitary plastic or metal clamp device which is used to hold open the vagina so that the doctor can examine your vaginal walls and cervix. If you have not had intercourse or have not stretched your own vaginal walls in masturbation or simply by exploring your body yourself, this may hurt a little bit, but the doctor will gage a size of speculum that is right for you so that it is not too uncomfortable. The best way I can describe it to you is that it doesn't usually hurt any more than when the dentist has your mouth spread very wide for cleanings. You may feel some pressure in your bladder (it may feel suddenly like you have to urinate, even if you don't) when the speculum is in, and if you do, let your doctor know, and (s)he will make adjustments so that you are more comfortable. If you receive a Pap Smear while you are there, (s)he will use a long q-tip of sorts to scrape a the cervix for tests. This scraping doesn't hurt, it just feels a little funny, as you may not be used to feeling something on your cervix.\n\nYou can take a look at where your cervix is, and what your doctor is checking out with this illustration of your internal reproductive anatomy.\n\nIf you're curious, you can ask your doctor to get a mirror and show you what your cervix looks like when the speculum is in.\n\nAt this point, the doctor will remove the speculum, and after gloving their hands will insert fingers into your vagina while they put their other hand on your abdomen and torso. (S)he'll press different spots on your tummy and hips and ask if anything feels painful or tender. It can be a little strange, to have someone you don't really know have their hand in your genitals. The best advice I can give you is to understand that's it's really no different from a doctor looking down your throat or in your ears. The only difference is that in our culture, we have put different importance on the genitals, and have different feelings of privacy. Gynecologists aren't perverts who just want to spend all day looking at women's vaginas. They are a specialized practice, just like someone who chooses to do heart surgery, and in general, are people whose personal cares lie in wanting to
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can you be a little clearer please?  Are you reviewing from a Anaesthetic Tech point of view a nurse a  Dr. a res a intern what?  How indepth do you have to go before I write a novel?  What I tend to do is group toxicity levels first, then regroup to dosage levels.  I have always found drug administration and medical terminology hard core, flash card it and read and re read there are no short cuts to this one.  I believe the American association of anaesthesiology have test papers available????
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after full med work up to ensure youre not over taxed and that all systems are functioning. you can have your dr rx you something\ntoo lil ot go on but sounds like youre overworked, stressed.  (mental exhaustion)
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MRI of the head results, CT of head, CT of abdomen, your last kidney function, and last couple of progress notes as well as a complete history and physical exam done by your last doctor. don't bring in 200 pages of medical records. its painful to get through all that. bring in the most recent labs and medicine list. this should be the start and whatever else your new provider needs.
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I agree with Mr Scandalous completely.  An excellent response. \n\nAlso, no one here can tell you that you need medication, particularly with the scant information provided.\n\nA full patient history is required, and this is not the venue for professional diagnosos.\n\nGood luck.
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it depends on the test results
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First I would ask for an echocardiogram with & without saline (water bubbles); this will show any & hopefully all holes in your heart. I had it done & they found I was missing a chamber and had holes on the opposite side of my heart which required them to "cath" my heart. They make a small slice in the groin area & go through a main artery in your leg up to your heart. I'm only 5' & 100 lbs & they couldn't knock me out with morphine (I watched the entire procedure & ticked off my cardiologist -lol). My personal opinion would be 1. ask questions, make a list if you have to, 2. check out the surgeons & their history, & 3. if they are as good as they check out to be the procedure will be a cakewalk for you. I was 38 when they found all of this & now I'm 43 and alive to see my baby (23) get married this coming August to a wonderful young lady. My Dad had 2 triple arterial bypasses & he lost a leg in Korea and God bless him, he'll be 79 this July. Yes, I had a good role model but it is normal to get upset when a Dr mentions a prob w/the heart & that you have to face surgery. I now know how a lobster feels having its chest cracked but thorasic & cardiac surgery is so advanced that I can promise you that you'll be fine. Try to keep a positive attitude and have faith; they told me after 3 days that if I could walk up & down a flight of stairs 4 times, I could go home..........I bolted & got my boney butt outta that hospital & back into my own home in no time. My thoughts & prayers are with you (Navy brat here) but above all : keep the faith.\nBeth
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Seems like two questions.  As to DR DOS, read about it at the below link on Wikipedia.
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http://www.altavista.com/web/results?itag=ody&q=procedures+requiring+sterile+technique&kgs=1&kls=0
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I would probably listen to what the surgeon is saying.  He has obviously performed this type of procedure on many patients before, with success.  Some surgeons have before and after photographs, you could ask if your surgeon has any?\n\nIt is natural for you as a parent to want the best and to be worried about the outcome. Relax a little I am sure everything will be fine.\n\nGood luck!
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Doctors are legally, morally, and ethically bound to tell you the truth about your test results.  If you have doubts, get a second opinion.