Dara was scheduled to undergo surgery for removal of her appendix. Her family doctor, Dr. Jones, was scheduled to do the surgery but called out of town because his father was ill. Even though Dara's condition was not considered an emergency, the hospital decided to go ahead with the surgery and to substitute another doctor, Dr. Weuss. Dr. Weuss was considered to be an expert in the field. Dara was not informed of the substitution of doctors. If Dara sues Dr. Weuss for battery, what will be the likely result? O No answer text provided. OA Dara will recover only if the operation did not improve her physical well-being because Dr. Weuss is an expert. OB. Dara will preval regardless of whether Dr. Weuss' surgery improved her condition. OC Dr. Weuss will prevail because he was better qualified than Dr. Jones, Dara's family doctor. O D. Dr. Weuss will prevail if Dr. Jones approved of the substitution

Why would it be advisable for a patient with Graves’ disease to wear a medic alert tag or bracelet?

How we can treatment Sickle cell anemia by using gene therapy? Please write at your own words.

According to the video, how do anthropologists study the Egyptian Mummies? Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mQrbFxgDi9I a. Mummy unwrapping and autopsiesb. CT scanningc. Blood testsd. All the above

Jonah and Jana are siblings. Jonah has the genetic disorder cystic fibrosis, caused by inheriting one copy from each parent of a mutation in the CF gene. Jana does not have cystic fibrosis. Which of the following statements is/are true? (Select all that are true)   a)Jana does not have the gene that when mutant causes cystic fibrosis. b)Jana has the gene that when mutant causes cystic fibrosis. c)Jana has two copies of the allele that causes cystic fibrosis. d)Jana does not have two copies of the allele that causes cystic fibrosis.

I need help with the following question I dont understand a) and b)!!!!! Dr. Sharon Martin and her company have spent years working to identify  how the gene for albinism works. The mutation in this gene causes no  pigment to be produced in the hair, skin or eyes. Identifying the gene would  open the door to curing the condition. Finally, her team succeeds. But, the  years of research have been expensive. One way to make back the money  is to patent the gene that the team members have identified. Then, anyone  who wanted to develop either treatments or tests would have to pay a fee to use the gene.  a) Do you think the government should allow this gene to be patented?  Explain.                                                                                b) If Dr. Martin’s company develops a test for this gene, should they be  allowed to patent the test? Explain.

Endoscopic procedures generally provide shorter and less painful recovery time for the patient. However, there will always be a need for traditional “open” surgical procedures. What types of procedures are not likely to ever be replaced by endoscopy? Are there patients for whom endoscopy might not be a viable option even if the surgery is possible?

State the best contribution of Ernst Haeckel.

Your grandmother just turned 65 and is very confused about Medicare. She doesn’t understand why there are four parts to this health insurance program. She has asked you to help her with enrolling in Medicare. List the different parts of Medicare. Explain what each part is and why it may be important to your grandmother.

Last year during my medical–surgical clinical experience,I was taking care of Maggie Wyatt, a female patient in her30s, with an external fixation device on her right leg. The patient had broken her tibia, and had undergone three sur-geries to try to correct the fracture. Maggie’s current admis-sion was for the treatment of an infection caused by the external device in place to treat the fracture. I was assignedto care for her on the day that she was being discharged.Throughout the day, I formed a close bond with her, andthe nurse asked me to bring Maggie to her car when she was ready to leave. I was a little apprehensive about beingable to help her into the car with the external fixator in placebecause she could not bend her leg at all. I had a coupleof choices—I could take her down to the car myself andhope that there wouldn’t be any problem helping her getinto the car, or I could tell the nurse I didn’t feel comfortablebringing the patient to the car because I didn’t have…