Thought paper 2 Then the idea of Physical Therapy came to me and then I realized that’s the best fit for what I want in my life I always struggled when it came to figuring out what I really wanted to accomplish and become in my life. I have always been the type of person to be there for others and help out whenever I can. I also always knew I wanted to do something in the medical field. After a lot of researching and doing different activities I finally was determined to become a Physical Therapist. I fell like this is the perfect job for me.
It’s also frustrating to hit a ceiling in your career, not being able to advance any further in that profession without additional education. I watch the nurses I work with in the rehabilitation setting and they have so much more freedom to really work with educating the patient on a one-on-one level, use the tools they’ve learned as a nurse to find the root of a patient’s reason for being in rehabilitation, and collaborate with other healthcare professionals in a discharge plan. I look forward to using the nursing
like any other x-ray scenario, make sure I am familiar with the equipment prior to going into surgery and get familiar with the types of surgeries I will be doing. I think once I get out and start working my O.R. anxiety will go away once I start working. My strengths are that I am a hard worker in the clinical setting I was always willing to do whatever they needed me to do and I was willing to take constructive critic on how I can become a better tech or even on how to manage my time when doing different procedures on the same patient. I
Week 5 Journal: Conflict Management Assessment After taking my conflict management assessment, I found out that I am able to handle conflict quite well and work very hard for a peaceful and mutual outcome for both parties. I am actually quite surprised at this because when I was younger I knew I had an attitude problem and did not know how to handle conflict. Growing up I always dealt with my conflict physically or almost always wanted to get even with the other person. After finding out my ability to handle conflict is greater than I perceived I felt great. Conflict was one of the hardest things for me to maintain as a pre-teen, but at this age I feel like I’ve grown tremendously.
I believe that I belong to this field because ever since I was a child I always wanted to make a positive influence in other’s lives. Throughout my childhood I felt the need to care for other’s since I know that I have the power and the choice to do so. I have always had this theory that if you have the knowledge and ability to achieve a goal then that’s what you should reach for. As a child and teenager I suffered a few server illnesses and was hospitalized. Being there made me scared but encountering the nice nursing staff and doctors made me feel more secure.
The doctors told him that he will be in the wheel chair for the rest of his life but he was determined to regain his strength and movement. How can one attain this disorder? The specialists struggled to find out the cause of this disorder for decades and there is still no answer. In Ian’s case, this disorder was acquired through the gastric flu because the antibodies to the infection attacked his body. His mother was assuming it was because Ian had a busy work schedule, he worked many difficult shifts.
One main idea that Haddon explores is that one perspective on life, such as a logical view, can cause conflicts between an individual, himself and the wider community, often involving intense emotion in making their life decisions. This idea is mainly portrayed through the protagonist Christopher who throughout the novel believes that all questions in life can be answered logically which causes him to have numerous conflicts with others and within himself. Initially, Christopher’s view on life is depicted in the simile “prime numbers are like life” because “they are very logical but you can never work out the rules.” This emphasizes Chris’ belief that he doesn’t understand life as it doesn’t have set rules. Furthermore, this is supported in another simile from Chris in “I sometimes think of my mind as a machine” which compares his views on life with how a machine would which would be; totally logical and lacking emotion. As well as this, his logical perspectives cause him to have disagreements with others which is depicted in his father’s colloquialism “keep your nose out of other people’s business,” which highlights Chris’ desire to understand and quantify everything, even if it isn’t related to him.
Life cannot be defined but it will always be a memory to us and always will be kept in our hearts. The moment when I see what just happened, I cannot stop thinking back again. It just happened. I still have that image in my head right now, and that image is kept on rewinding in my head and non-stop. But I still have to face this and to face this hard time that is going through me.
He believed that he could not fail! He made this world a better place because he fought his own fears, doubts, and the skepticism of others! How can I apply this to my life? No matter how many times I might fail, I have to rise
I am a person with quite a strong personality and I tend to react negatively when drastic changes that I don’t like occur in my life. Seeing the movie reminded me that it is important to control how I react to these things, as I cannot