“The Cuban Government is guilty of the death of a patient in Bayamo, not the doctors”

“The Cuban Government is guilty of the death of a patient in Bayamo, not the doctors”

The urologist Aldo Luis Zamora Varona denounced the “injustice” against six of his colleagues who the authorities blame for “negligence” when two years ago they “tried to save the life” of an injured person at the Carlos Manuel de Céspedes general hospital, in Bayamo, but they did not succeed . These are Rafael José Sánchez … Read more

Monkey Pox Patient Dies in Indonesia – Complications and Comorbidities

Monkey Pox Patient Dies in Indonesia – Complications and Comorbidities

JAKARTA, CEKLISSATU – A patient with monkey pox or Mpox in Indonesia died. The patient died while undergoing treatment at Cipto Mangunkusumo Hospital (RSCM) for two weeks. Internal medicine specialist at RSCM, Dr. Lie Khie Chen, said the patient died due to various complications caused by the comorbid conditions he experienced. “There was one case … Read more

When a male patient went to the hospital, he felt less pain when treated by a female doctor. Why?

When a male patient went to the hospital, he felt less pain when treated by a female doctor. Why?

Pain threshold analysis from a gender perspective… “Male patients feel less pain when treated by female medical staff” input 2023.11.18 12:44 Views 346 input 2023.11.18 12:44correction 2023.11.18 12:53 Views 346 Chinese doctor using stethoscope to examine patient An interesting study showed that male patients may actually suffer less if treated by female medical staff. The … Read more

The Importance of Maintaining Optimal Body Temperature in Surgery

The Importance of Maintaining Optimal Body Temperature in Surgery

Body temperature affects the success or failure of surgery!Anesthesiologists tell you the importance and key factors of “optimal body temperature” The patient’s body temperature plays a vital role during surgery. Only by maintaining optimal body temperature can the success of the surgery be ensured and the speed of postoperative recovery be accelerated. The two most … Read more

Exploring the Power of Reverse Thinking: Insights from Adam Grant’s Book

Exploring the Power of Reverse Thinking: Insights from Adam Grant’s Book

-Read Adam. Grant’s “Reverse Thinking” Have you ever seen a cleaner who cares more about patients than the medical staff? Why do you think she has this intention? Since “Reverse Thinking” was published last year, it has been frequently quoted and shared by many master writers. Each example is impressive and can be called a … Read more

Case Study: Unidentified Skin Infection with Neurological Symptoms in a 50-Year-Old Female

Case Study: Unidentified Skin Infection with Neurological Symptoms in a 50-Year-Old Female

The patient is a 50-year-old female, normally healthy. Had chicken pox as a child Became sick on October 15, 2023, had a fever, severe headache, body aches, and mouth sores for 3 days. Later, water blisters and pustules appeared on the skin, most on the earlobes on both sides, spreading to the forehead (see picture), … Read more

Study Shows HIV-Infected Individuals Can Prevent Cardiovascular Disease with Hyperlipidemia Medication

Study Shows HIV-Infected Individuals Can Prevent Cardiovascular Disease with Hyperlipidemia Medication

Money Today Reporter Lee Chang-seop | 2023.10.29 11:04 People infected with HIV, the virus that causes AIDS, can now live until the age of 80 As life expectancy increases, the threat of cardiovascular disease… Effects of statin drugs Attention is paid to two-drug therapy with fewer drug ingredients… “Side effects will be reduced” A study … Read more

The Importance of Not Adjusting the Intravenous Drip Randomly: A Medical Experience

The Importance of Not Adjusting the Intravenous Drip Randomly: A Medical Experience

Preface In hospitals, the most common job of a nurse is to administer an intravenous drip. As the saying goes, if an intravenous drip is easily put in, the work will be reduced by half. At least this is the case in the emergency department. After all, the emergency departmentMedical patientsOf these, 7-8 out of … Read more

31 Humanitarian Workers Killed in Gaza, Medical System at Risk as Power Outage Continues

31 Humanitarian Workers Killed in Gaza, Medical System at Risk as Power Outage Continues

Original title: United Nations: 31 humanitarian workers were killed in Gaza and the local power outage lasted for 6 days and the medical system is about to collapse. On October 16, Palestinian children injured in the bombing were taken to a hospital in the Gaza Strip. Overseas Network, October 17thAccording to a CNN report on … Read more

The Rising Threat of Influenza: New Strains and Increased Cases in 2023, and What You Need to Know for 2024

The Rising Threat of Influenza: New Strains and Increased Cases in 2023, and What You Need to Know for 2024

‘Influenza’ is closer than you think and anyone can get infected. In 2023, there were 3 times more cases than in 2022. Meanwhile, the strains in the outbreak change every year. Keypoint: Influenza: Each year there may be new strains. more, which in 2023 there are 2 groups of 4 strains, namely strains A / … Read more