There is always gossip in Seattle Grace hospital on Grey's Anatomy surrounding anyone and everyone, the conflicts are never resolved properly, however this does make the show interesting. This is not what we are aiming for in real life. Instead, Meredith should have communicated with her coworkers to resolve the issue. She should use effective listening and assertive communication.
Answer:
The answer is Ultrasound of the pelvis.
Explanation:
In a woman who has pelvic pain on the right side, the mode of imaging chosen is ultrasound of the pelvis; through this study we will rule out, first of all a tubal pregnancy, ovarian cyst torsion; It could also show the presence of images suggestive of renal lithiasis or infectious processes (Pelvic Inflammatory Disease).
When I was little, I would often watch cartoons and Disney movies. I found myself being attracted to certain characters, like Meg from Hercules. Or, the classic, Victoria from Victorious. I didn't have a good understanding on sexuality then, and always believed it was normal for girls to be sexually attracted to girls, due to the constant objectification/sexualization of women. Back then, I didn't realize what I felt was a sexual attraction. I would play with my dolls, (the majority were female dolls) and I would make up scenarios where all the girl dolls were trying to kiss a doll that I chose to represent me. It was something I was always super embarrassed about, and I never understood why. Then, in middle school, I had a crush on a boy. That was the only crush I had (even to this day, I'm in high school), so I always believed I was heterosexual (when I was starting to understand sexuality). Soon, I started questioning my sexuality, especially towards the end of middle school. For some reason, I felt like I wanted to impress girls. I knew I gave off bi/lesbian vibes, and for some I liked that. I liked the idea of a girl liking me. Whenever a girl did like me, I felt the same way about it as if it were a boy liking me. The thought of being with a girl never disgusted me. I started to realize that straight people don't typically have fantasies about the same gender. I was at a constant battle with myself. I didn't <em>want </em>to be attracted to women. It would only complicate things. It felt like a dirty secret that only I know about. To me, it was embarrassing. I didn't understand what I was feeling. But, eventually I started accepting that part of me. There's nothing embarrassing about it. Who cares who I like or what I'm attracted to? My mindset on everything changed, and I finally felt comfortable enough to identify as bi.
Sleep, Get off of all screens an hour before you sleep, stay calm, when feeling stressed workout.
