20 Minute presentation plan:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1wOpD5Gp6ODn82mOYhjyKN4ZY-BAlzCAdb60-FrOgEXI/edit
Christine Valdivias South House Topic: Anesthesiology EQ: What is the best way to prevent complications as an anesthesiologist?
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Friday, February 10, 2012
Independent Component 1
1. Literal
- I, Christine Valdivias, affirm that I completed my independent component, which represents 30 hours of work.
- Explanation of what you completed:
I have completed an entire online MIT open courseware course, printing out and completing reviews, study material, problem sets, as well as quizzes.
2. Interpretive
This course helped me in getting a deeper understanding of what it is at the base of this field that I would like to get into in the future. I believe like most people that you cannot enter a field without testing out the waters first and seeing if you truly liked it this course did that for me, it affirmed why it is I am interested in this area of study in the first place.
3. Applied
This course helped me in giving me a better understanding of the base knowledge I will need to understand to further understand my EQ as a whole. On the surface sure my EQ seems very straight forward but it is the interworkings of contamination and bacteria as well as skills acquired through an extensive education that allow me to answer my eq. In the MIT open courseware for example I learned about the nervous system and stem cells as well as how cancer spreads in the body all aspect that could very well affect an anesthesiologist in a surgical room and present real life complications form them. Knowing this type of basic knowledge allows you to build on it, further understand and grasp concepts that are important, which is why I feel this course was such a tremendous help to my senior topic.
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Answer 1
EQ: What is the best way to prevent complications as an anesthesiologists?
1. Commitment to being a life long learner
Having a thorough knowledge and understanding of the field you are entering.
2. What possible evidence do you have to support this answer?
- In this first piece of research I found that the amount of schooling necessary to reach the career goal of becoming an anesthesiologist. Being that you need 4-year university/med-school/residency and a continued expansion mandated by the state after acquiring the initial education necessary, commitment to the expansion of knowledge is crucial.
- Through this second piece of research I found that CRNA’s have the knowledge necessary to do the same jobs the anesthesia providers do, and being that you do not have to pay them the same amount they get paid less. Being informed on all the new technologies, advancements, as well as discoveries it puts you ahead f those looking to take your job.
- This third piece of research helped in bringing to light the difficulty of keeping a patient unconscious and the different techniques as well as signs an anesthesiologist must know about. Being able to identify these signs order to keep a patient safe.
3. What source(s) did you find this evidence and/or answer?
- “Anesthesiologist” by Melissa Brewer
- “Cost Effectiveness Analysis of Anesthesia Providers” by Paul Hogan
- “The Balancing Act of Keeping Patients Asleep during Surgery”
by Muiris Houston
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)