Need for the study Biomedical waste word is applied to waste generated during the diagnosis, treatment or immunization of human beings or animals or in the production or testing of biologicals1. Biomedical waste has been categorized as general waste, pathological waste, radioactive waste, chemical waste, infectious waste, sharps and pharmaceutical waste16. In country like India, where there is big and complex health care system, varied economy, private and Government hospitals working together, while
Why Treating a crime scene as if it was ongoing when law enforcement officers arrive is important for self protection of the law enforcement personnel themselves but also protection for bystanders as well as witness that are within the immediate area. It should be noted at this time that descriptions of vehicles, their position, and license plates should be recorded in case they leave from the scene (Wyatt, 2014). Although all these reasons for securing a crime
almost every medical breakthrough over the last decade? Do you support unnecessary human deaths that could have easily been prevented by simple testing on small rodents? If you don’t support animal testing, you choose to let humans die over
At face value, the use of lights and sirens by prehospital emergency medical personnel does not seem to be an area of high-value research or controversy. We are all quite used to seeing emergency vehicles at work on our streets, lights flashing and sirens wailing. Both lights and sirens are, and for a long time have been, standard components of EMS vehicles. They are used both to decrease the time it takes emergency medical personnel to respond to the location of an accident, illness, or injury
Medical Malpractice Everyone makes mistakes, but some are more deadly than others. Malpractice is the illegal or negligence, professional activity or they’re working out of the their scope of practice. Medical malpractice is one of the top causes of death in the United States. With this being said, insurance for medical practitioners would be considerably higher. Should the amount of malpractice insurance be lowered even though malpractice is one of the leading causes of death? The answer is yes
LAWS AND CONVENTIONS: HUMAN TRAFFICKING AND ORGAN TRADE BY: Yash Mourya INTRODUCTION: Trafficking is defined as trading, or dealing in illegal objects. Organ trafficking is perhaps the least profiled and understood form of human trafficking. It often involves the intersection of donor, recipient, medical experts and (organized) criminal groups facilitating the trade. The United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime and the Council of Europe refer to the trafficking in both ways, the removal of organs
forward. One of the main causes of forced marriage is cultural tradition. On some occasions, parents come under pressure from family members, often senior relatives to marry their daughters to someone in the family (Samad and Eade, 2002). In some cases, pressure from extended family takes place when the daughter is born and the decision of who the child will marry takes place in infancy (Anonymous, 2013). Marrying daughters in the family also mean that land, property and wealth will not be in the
of maltreatment and misunderstanding of disabled individuals. Despite laws implemented to inhibit disability discrimination, handicapped people in America and around world continue to face inhuman treatment and restricted
Abstract Forensic pathology or medical examination involves investigation and discovery of the cause of dead. This field is one branch of forensic science that implicates thoroughly examination of the bodies of people who died suddenly, unexpectedly or violently, it determinate the time, cause and manner of death. This determination involves collaboration between medical examiner and others as toxicologist, radiologists, entomologist or anthropologist, with the autopsy or postmortem examination
This autonomy law states that people that are mentally competent can make future decisions concerning to their health (American Nurses Association, n.d.). In Grace’s case, autonomy was not respected because the nurse did not take into consideration the advance directive that she had stipulated before mental deterioration occurred. The administrator