Answer:A doctor is someone holding a Doctorate, which is a kind of degree. There are doctorates in virtually all areas of science, ranging from Medicine to Philosophy.
Within the Health/Medical fields, two types of doctorates exist. Some people hold both, either obtained independently, or through a special program / course of study, as may be elected for at Harvard Medical School for instance.
The first is the Medical Doctorate (M.D.), which is the kind of person I believe you refer to.
This is the kind of people that practice medicine and are in direct contact with people. They are the practical kind of medical doctors, but also the kind that is less in touch with the Science, Theory, and Truth of Medicine.
The second type is the Ph.D. in Medicine. This kind is mainly concerned with research and theory. They usually end up either doing research for a University or for private firms (mostly within the Pharma Industry).
Occasionally an M.D. may invent a medicine, but that is not their main occupation. Rather, it is usually Pharma companies that hire Ph.D.s to do research on various stuff and come up with medicines
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The presence of spotting, or some bleeding, during the first trimester of a pregnancy, is normal, as the placenta attaches itself on the uterine wall. However, there must never be severe bleeding, or pain. In the case of Mary Healy, she is presenting severe bleeding at her 3rd month of pregnancy, to the point that she has had 4 sanitary napkins used in an hour. Therefore, the doctor will have to:
a) The doctor will be concerned about three possible scenarios: the first, a miscarriage, which often happens during these first three months of pregnancy, and come with heavy bleeding depending on the type of miscarriage. The second scenario, is an ectopic pregnancy, which is a very serious case that requires emergency intervention. The third is infection, which could have caused a possible abortion.
b) The blood type that can be given to Mary Healy in an emergency situation is a complete packed red blood cell transfusion of O Rh negative type. This type is called the universal donor an it is because it is the least likely to cause an immune response from the host, when transfused.
c) The tests performed in blood work for women who present heavy bleeding during the first trimester of their pregnancy include the blood type to see if there is incompatibility, and also to evaluate the levels of pregnancy hormones. The blood type tests will also allow to know the reaction of the body to multiple transfusions, and there will possibly be a test for blood clotting factors.
Answer: The patients of the office sending the email may think that the email was sent by someone that doesn't normally work in the office. They may think the email was written in a hurry and not checked for the correct grammar.
Solomon should of written out his email using the correct grammar,spelling, and he should not of used shortcuts and slang words. He also should of not used excessive exclamation points or extra words, such as fun, fun, fun, in his email. The email should of been more professional for a doctors office.
The feedback that Solomons employer would give would say to be more professional, always check grammar and sentence structure before hitting send. Solomon should always utilize spellcheck when sending out any email or newsletter in the future.