As a doctor who is about to become, I am optimistic that computer programs can eventually be very easy to find an accurate diagnosis. Therefore, the I can’t stay at home I’m a Medical Assistant T-shirt question is: Why would we use such a system if it becomes available? Sensual and intellectually challenging as the concept of a machine that diagnoses and replaces doctors is, we live in the real world, full of the needs of the real world. Unfortunately, these needs make implementing such a system the most impractical.
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The reason and the following example. Laymen’s concept of diagnosis and its place in medicine can be very flawed. To be honest, I blame MD home for this. Our only job is not diagnosing patients: the House House program is 90% diagnostics, 10% treatment when in fact the I can’t stay at home I’m a Medical Assistant T-shirt opposite. Take a patient already admitted for acute pancreatitis. We know what it is and why it is, but it is not half the battle. To be discharged from the hospital, the pain of the patient must be controlled with oral medication.
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They must eat regularly, they must have some indication that their intestines are moving and all this may take a week to. The I can’t stay at home I’m a Medical Assistant T-shirtdiagnosis takes only 15 minutes to place on the top of the differential and may take several hours to confirm after waiting for lab results and scans to be available. My point is this – medicine is about treatment and treatment management. While an accurate diagnosis is important, most diseases are not large zebras and are quickly diagnosed. It is different from other things that take time, art.
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Even cases like House can always be resolved faster or more accurately with computers. Below, an example of a small real-world home case: The I can’t stay at home I’m a Medical Assistant T-shirt patient has severe abdominal pain, terrible bloody and mucous diarrhea, and dehydration. He has a history of C. difficile refractory and IBD infection. We eliminated other conditions and narrowed it to C. diff or IBD. But which condition caused all his symptoms? And in this case, it’s important because treating one person can make another worse.
