Ellis Island Immigration

A German-speaking American doctor and German medical corps soldiers staffed the infirmary. In the San Joaquin Valley, where most of Cooke’s branch camps were located, two Army medical officers made routine rounds attending to POW patients. Outside the valley, the branch camps at Edwards Ranch and Saticoy each had small infirmaries that received routine visits by a medical officer from the main camp. Serious medical problems at the branch camps that required hospitalization were referred to nearby military installations, or to the post hospital at Cooke where two wards were set aside for prisoners.68

Doctor only needs to ask some basic questions about the sickness and give us some medicine and then finish the whole process. We can not even regard it as communications. Another limitation should be what if those patients who are not capable of communication, how they communicate with each other. Finally, it is about the external factors including environment, the patients’ living culture, which will also influence the patient’s physical situation. So if nurse want to apply interpersonal communication into curing process, patient’s characteristics and living environment should be

This failure would be remembered because it would leave Jurgis with sorrow and a new calling to life. By starting off in his wedding ceremony it only sets Jurgis and Ona back in the economic state. Finding out that many of their guests didn’t fulfill

We also did many in services with new products to treat and prevent pressure ulcers. We monitored the pressure ulcers if they were community, hospital, or unit acquired and then, the manager of the Wound Care Program had to send all this information quarterly to the NDNQI, and if we found many patients with newly hospital acquired pressure ulcers the Wound Care Program manager and her team had to implement a plan with new ideas to lower the pressure ulcers in the floors, and to educate the nurses and techs in order to be more successful in prevention of pressure ulcers because the treatment can be

Each tracer takes a surveyor one to three hours to complete, and an average on-site survey includes eleven tracers (Murphy-Knoll, 2007). Surveyors spend approximately 50 to 60% of their time reviewing the randomly selected patients and interviewing providers to create a picture of an individual patient’s experience (Jacott, 2006). The tracer methodology also gives surveyors the opportunity to determine an organization’s compliance with National Patient Safety

Prophylaxis was completely done in almost 45 minutes. After cleaning the patients’s teeth, Dr.Azhar clearly answered all my questions including: When should one use prophylaxis? Is it an easy process to undergo as dentist? etc. At the beginning, I tried looking for many physicians but most of them did not have free time for shadowing, some did not match my schedule and others were very far from USF.

As well as checkup calls on patients after discharge making sure they are taking their medicine as well as understanding everything they were told while being seen. Shera said “a lot of the time many different patients never fully understood what the doctor told them as well as the instructions given to get better, calling and checking up ensures everything is understood and that the patient will be safe.” The final job she could have during these two days are checking quality measures and closing gaps for a wide range of insurance companies. While doing all of these different jobs she works with a wide range of other health field professionals as well: Mental Health nurse practitioner, physician assistant, medical assistant, doctors, psychology, and administration. Having a wide range of coworkers helps during the work day as well as success for the patients.

Barbara, the nursing coordinator, had given me an administrative task, I am supposed to input the number of nurses on the 7th floor for each day of January. The documents were confusing because the numbers were all over the place and I had a to scribe them onto a separate document. I kept on visiting Barbara and asking her questions about the documents. I soon understood them and was able to finish half of them and left the other half for the next time I come for the volunteer who will here the next day in the

Jane doe was a six- year old patient that came into the pediatric emergency room. The patient came in with a complaint of right lower quadrant pain, which was transferred from lake after hours for a possible appendicitis. My first contact was with the patient was when they came back into a room, where I got hourly vitals accompanied by my preceptor. With every encounter with the patient the child would move from each side of the bed to find the most comfortable position due the increased amount of pain. Patient mother was busy tending to her other three children that came into the emergency room with, which causes mom to be distracted from the child that is in pain distress.

Divorce was not very common years ago, as how it is today. Divorce is very common now but can get ugly especially when children are involved and the parents can’t come to an agreement, or money settlement. The reason why divorce was uncommon years ago, was because the wives had no say in anything and they had to obey anything their husband had to say. It was also expensive and many people could not afford getting divorce. That’s why many decided to stay married and just live apart.

The Senate’s plan and the House’s plan both recognized the growing need for highly skilled workers in the labor market and proposed to make it easier for immigrants who obtain advanced degrees in the disciplines of Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) to get green cards and work visas. Additionally, the Senate’s plan offers a path of citizenship to the already 11 million undocumented people already living in the U.S. providing a path to citizenship can produce tremendous economic benefits. Industries such as agricultural and construction employ millions of low skilled workers, although many of them are illegal immigrants because they are easier to cheat than legal workers; this depresses wages for all workers and increases demand for unauthorized workers. A 2008 report from the Atlanta Federal Reserve analyzed how this cycle is activated and expands as firms find themselves forced compete for the supply of cheaper, unauthorized labor, When a firm cuts cost by hiring unauthorized workers for low wages, its competitors become more likely to hire unauthorized workers for lower wages, as well, in order to benefit from the same cost savings . Economists believe legalization of the undocumented workers would bring substantial economic gains.

People migrated from all over the world, there was very high number of immigrants in port cities. Most of the immigrants where too poor to move on further in, which cause very high numbers of population in those areas. European and Italians immigrants were mostly single man and migrated to and from the US. They accepted working conditions that others refused and were not interested in labor unions. Americans were not welcoming of the immigrants, they judged them.

Having people live with you helped with the money paying it was difficult for the first couple months but it wasn’t easy for a lot of people. Walking to the factory, every morning seeing those still living on the streets made me realize that I was lucky to have job working in the factories because I was one of those who lived on the streets. Working in the factories was awful because children were dying people were getting hurt everyday, people were getting tortured if you didn 't do something right. When I worked in the factories the hours were long they were from morning to night we didn’t get have very many breaks if we did they were very short some didn’t get have any at all. Children were even working in this kind environment I was a little surprised to see them here they getting treated worse than some of the adults.

Between 1865 and 1900, immigration, government action, and technology impacted the social, cultural, and economic realms of the American Industrial worker. Immigration increased greatly to America because the industry was booming, and news of this new, industrial America was spreading throughout Europe. The government took actions to help the average industrial worker, such as the Chinese Exclusion Act, the Interstate Commerce Act, and the Hatch Act. Technology affected the industrial worker through inventions, reinvented landscapes, and convenience.

I researched the roles and contributions of a physician assistant in the medical field. I did not realize how much physician assistants could do until I researched it. Also, the contributions that physician assistants make go unnoticed by many, they are trained to be just as proficient as physicians. For my product extension, I learned how to do back exercises on a pain management patient, and I will have a demonstration video with a handout. I may intend to pursue a career being a physician assistant, but if I later change my mind, I will pursue a career in dentistry.