Ultrasound Case Studies Samples For Students

Introduction

Pulmonary edema (PE) is characterized by the accumulation of fluid in the parenchyma and air spaces of the lungs. Most often PE is associated with respiratory failure and impaired gas exchange. Globally, PE is known to be characterized by two major factors, the first is associated with the injury of the lung parenchyma which is termed as non-cardiogenic pulmonary edema. The second is associated with the failure of the left ventricle of the heart to release blood from the pulmonary circulation within the system and is termed as cardiogenic pulmonary edema (Glaus, Schellenberg , and Lang. 2010). The major cause ...

Vanishing Twin Syndrome

Vanishing Twin Syndrome
In 1945, Walter Stoeckel proposed that the general population of conceptions were higher for multiple fetuses that supposed, suggesting that a twin or multiple fetuses may die in utero and subsequently be reabsorbed without clinical evidence by the surviving fetus/es, mother, or placenta (Stoeckel, 1945, cited in Levi, 1976). Named the “vanishing twin syndrome”, the cause is generally not known. If abnormalities are determined, they appear related to early development and are chromosomal; improper implantation of the cord may also play a role.
This paper presents a brief overview of the etiology, demographics, consequences, and tests ...

Advertising Category – Brand Brief

Doritos is a popular snack food product. The brand’s products fall under the Consumer Packaged Foods Category. Doritos is a subsidiary of Frito Lay North America Inc. a subsidiary of Pepsi Co. (MarketLine, 2015). Frito Lay North America Inc. produces many popular brands of potato chips. The company who reported over fourteen billion dollars in profits in 2014, began its operations in 1934 selling corn chips (MarketLine, 2015).

Purpose of the Advertising

The purpose of the advertising it to promote the brand image in order to compete in a highly competitive industry. The Doritos ad campaign aims to maintain the consumer perception ...

The basic facts derived from the case study that the company, GE Healthcare that is under the GE group. It is in the business of selling products utilized in the medical field such as diagnostic imaging, clinical systems and Intergrated IT solutions such as Ultrasound machines. It is the leading medical systems and service provider in India. The company earns more than 10 million dollars in sales and revenue of more than $15 Billion. The company employs more than 45,000 workers in the whole world.
The company merger with Wipro Corporation allowed the business to achieve the majority ...

Introduction

Marketing is present in almost all business enterprises because it ensures proper access and provision of both goods and services for customers and suppliers respectively. Elements in marketing revolve around the commonly known four Ps of marketing which are; product, price, place and promotion. They work hand in hand to bring out a force that is prudent for any operations related to business.
Medical supplies are essential provisions in the community. Ruby Creations Investment is a business enterprise that deals with the supply of radiology equipment both in the vicinity of its operation and different regions of the country. ...

In this case, the diagnosis process was totally wring due to the general assumption made by the care provider and the primary care doctor that the patient being an athlete could not in any way have such a serious problem as a clot. The diagnosis was made from an assumption-based view and there was no effort whatsoever to link the illness presented or the symptoms to the patient’s history to order any forms of diagnostic tests. In most cases, care providers do assume that athletes such as this patient regarded as an avid runner are less likely to ...

Introduction

Sally Thomas is a twenty three years old mother and is comprehensively covered in this clinical scenario. The scenario covers aspects of her family history which are of essence to any medical decisions associated with any clinical procedure. The aspect of her past pregnancies will be comprehensively articulated in the case study. Her medical history will be analyzed and clinical solutions proposed for her problems. It is pertinent to note that the scenario will be comprehensive and will articulate each stage of the pregnancy. The scenario will be broken down into multiple sub section which includes the ante partum, fetal ...

Autonomy and terminal illness

Ethical dilemmas especially those due to a conflict with the principle of autonomy are bound to arise in the management of patients with terminal illness. This essay will discuss the case of Sally a patient with terminal breast cancer. In particular, it will address the issue of whether Sally’s attending physician should write a “Do Not Resuscitate Order” (DNR) if she experiences respiratory arrest during thoracentesis. It will explore the issue based on the rights and responsibilities of the various stakeholders involved.

Discussion

Sally has the right to autonomy that is to make decisions about her condition freely and without compulsion (Smeelter & ...