Friday, May 30, 2014

Student Success Statement



Student Success Statement
When obedience becomes our goal, it is no longer an irritation; instead of a stumbling block, it becomes a building block.”
                     James E. Faust     
Reflection:
       What this quote means is that being obedient isn’t hard when you are obedient all the time because you are used to being obedient. Being obedient is not difficult because all you have to do is listen and do what is right. Being obedient becomes your goal and you will be obedient if you want to say that you accomplished a goal by being obedient. If you are not used to being obedient then it is going to be difficult for you. You are going to be building rocks and ricks if you are not obedient. So always be obedient so that you can say that you accomplished a goal. 

plastic surgeon


Plastic Surgeon
Duties and Responsibilities:
Plastic surgeons are medical professionals, specializing in the correction or restoration of form and function of damaged or malformed areas of the body. Plastic surgery includes many types of reconstructive surgery, hand surgery, microsurgery, and the treatment of burns. Plastic surgery, as a specialty, evolved remarkably during the 20th century in the United States, gaining increasing importance during the treatment of World War I soldiers with complex maxillofacial injuries. Reconstructive plastic surgery is performed to correct problems caused by burns, traumatic injuries, congenital abnormalities, developmental abnormalities, infection and disease, and cancer or tumors. While the general purpose of reconstructive plastic surgery is to improve function, it may also be performed to restore or approximate a normal appearance.
Salary: $343,848 Annually
Education:
Most prospective plastic surgeons complete undergraduate degrees prior to attending medical school. Although bachelor's degrees in any major are acceptable, premedical students must complete certain prerequisite courses, including chemistry, biology and physics. The first two years of medical school, referred to as the preclinical years, teach students the fundamentals of body systems, diseases and patient care. The final two years are the clinical years and place students in healthcare facilities to perform clinical rotations. Surgery is a required rotation and some schools offer clerkships in plastic surgery.
Reflection: Do you think you would like to be one? Why? Why not?

Wednesday, May 28, 2014

Student Success Statement



  Student Success Statement
“Obedience is the great test of life.”
                     Thomas S. Monson  
Reflection:
http://media.ldscdn.org/images/videos/general-conference/october-2011-general-conference/2011-10-4060-president-thomas-s-monson-590x332-ldsorg-article.jpg          What this quote means is that you have to be obedient to pass the great test of life. If your not obedient then you will not pass the great test of life. If want to be successful in life than you have to be obedient. If you are not obedient throughout your life than you are not going to be successful. So always be obedient no matter what. You have to be respectful and obedient to everyone no matter who it is because that is the test of life.

Neurologist



        Neurologist
Duties and Responsibilities:
Neurologists are physicians trained in the treatment and diagnosis of brain and central nervous system disorders and diseases. Doctors trained in neurology complete medical school, a one-year internship in internal medicine and a three-year residency in neurology. Neurologists may also work in a subspecialty of the field, such as geriatric or pediatric neurology. Neurologists examine patients suffering from neurological disorders, such as seizure disorders, Parkinson’s disease or Alzheimer’s disease. The physician may work with primary care physicians on a consulting basis when a patient has symptoms that suggest a neurological issue. Examinations for neurological patients may include a series of questions to determine the cognitive abilities of the patient.
Salary: $228,161 annually
Education:
Neurologists must begin their careers by going to college and then attending medical school. As an undergraduate, aspiring doctors who major in a science, such as biology, chemistry or physics, will be better prepared for a medical school curriculum. Although most colleges do not have a pre-med major because medical schools do not require any specific major, some schools do offer a pre-med concentration that may include the biology, chemistry, physics and math courses required by medical schools. After college, aspiring neurologists must attend a medical school accredited by the Liaison Committee on Medical Education and then pass the United States Medical Licensing Examination . At that point, a doctor enters a residency in neurology that usually lasts three or four years. This residency may include rotations in related specialties  like behavioral neurology, multiple sclerosis and child neurology. After the residency is complete, clinical fellowship programs in neurology are also available for doctors who wish to specialize further in such areas as epilepsy, movement disorders and neuroscience
Reflection: Do you think you would like to be one? Why? Why not?

Friday, May 23, 2014

Student Success Statement



Student Success Statement
“Obedience…is the primary object of all sound education.”
                   Elizabeth Missing Sewell
Reflection:
       What this quote means is that being obedient makes you look like you are well educated. You sound educated when you are obedient to others and you do not sound disrespectful. Is important to be obedient because it shows that you are loyal to the things that they tell you to do. Obedience is being respectful to others and not being rude.