To say such things, in my book, sells doctors kind of long, as if they know everything. And if we're talking about allopathic doctors, which I'm sure we are, as they have the monopoly, they don't know their ass from a hole in the ground, nothing personal to any doctors present.Skip wrote:Sure, but that's nothing to do with medical ethics.
A sensitive practitioner takes cultural hang-ups into account; has a nurse take the history of female patients; screen patient for suitability at student rounds; have their mothers present; drape them with sheets - even refer to a colleague with whom they would feel more comfortable. An insensitive one doesn't notice - and sometimes that indifference is less embarrassing for the patient than consideration. You do the best you can for each one. Their hang-ups are something they have to deal with.
Medical ethics question
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SpheresOfBalance wrote:To say such things, in my book, sells doctors kind of long, as if they know everything. And if we're talking about allopathic doctors, which I'm sure we are, as they have the monopoly, they don't know their ass from a hole in the ground, nothing personal to any doctors present.Skip wrote:Sure, but that's nothing to do with medical ethics.
A sensitive practitioner takes cultural hang-ups into account; has a nurse take the history of female patients; screen patient for suitability at student rounds; have their mothers present; drape them with sheets - even refer to a colleague with whom they would feel more comfortable. An insensitive one doesn't notice - and sometimes that indifference is less embarrassing for the patient than consideration. You do the best you can for each one. Their hang-ups are something they have to deal with.
Maybe in some cases ALTERNATIVE or COMPLIMENTARY MEDICINE may not be quackery.
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Proud Cosmopolitan wrote:SpheresOfBalance wrote:To say such things, in my book, sells doctors kind of long, as if they know everything. And if we're talking about allopathic doctors, which I'm sure we are, as they have the monopoly, they don't know their ass from a hole in the ground, nothing personal to any doctors present.Skip wrote:Sure, but that's nothing to do with medical ethics.
A sensitive practitioner takes cultural hang-ups into account; has a nurse take the history of female patients; screen patient for suitability at student rounds; have their mothers present; drape them with sheets - even refer to a colleague with whom they would feel more comfortable. An insensitive one doesn't notice - and sometimes that indifference is less embarrassing for the patient than consideration. You do the best you can for each one. Their hang-ups are something they have to deal with.
Maybe in some cases ALTERNATIVE or COMPLIMENTARY MEDICINE may not be quackery.
And if it isn't all it has to do is prove it isn't. It's not that hard...
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Skip wrote:Sure, but that's nothing to do with medical ethics.
A sensitive practitioner takes cultural hang-ups into account; has a nurse take the history of female patients; screen patient for suitability at student rounds; have their mothers present; drape them with sheets - even refer to a colleague with whom they would feel more comfortable. An insensitive one doesn't notice - and sometimes that indifference is less embarrassing for the patient than consideration. You do the best you can for each one. Their hang-ups are something they have to deal with.
I'd bet on Naturopathy and a Holistic approach every time!Blaggard wrote:Proud Cosmopolitan wrote:SpheresOfBalance wrote: To say such things, in my book, sells doctors kind of long, as if they know everything. And if we're talking about allopathic doctors, which I'm sure we are, as they have the monopoly, they don't know their ass from a hole in the ground, nothing personal to any doctors present.
Maybe in some cases ALTERNATIVE or COMPLIMENTARY MEDICINE may not be quackery.
And if it isn't all it has to do is prove it isn't. It's not that hard...
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You have every right to do so.I'd bet on Naturopathy and a Holistic approach every time!
Meanwhile, real doctors have the law of the land, plus their professional colleges, administrators, oversight committees, insurance lawyers and review boards to answer to, as well as their own consciences. Doctors are individual human beings, just as patients are all individuals... only, doctors are under a helluva lot more scrutiny than people in almost any other field.
BTW Portioning out patients within a shared practice is not very popular: most patients prefer to tell their intimate troubles to only one person. But they are sent to specialists with some particular complaints, including those that involve the reproductive system.
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Well there is one born every minute...SpheresOfBalance wrote:I'd bet on Naturopathy and a Holistic approach every time!Blaggard wrote: And if it isn't all it has to do is prove it isn't. It's not that hard...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVV3QQ3wjC8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGSBp_ODzxw
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Sorry but that doesn't apply, look at the specific words I used, don't get confused, now, good try though!Blaggard wrote:Well there is one born every minute...SpheresOfBalance wrote:I'd bet on Naturopathy and a Holistic approach every time!Blaggard wrote: And if it isn't all it has to do is prove it isn't. It's not that hard...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVV3QQ3wjC8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGSBp_ODzxw
"I often wonder why some merely respond to their preconceptions, as if they're really talking to me."
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No you misunderstood. It had nothing to do with my rights, rather what was right (correct)! I was speaking of the newest frontier, epigenetics. Sorry, try again.Skip wrote:You have every right to do so.I'd bet on Naturopathy and a Holistic approach every time!
Meanwhile, real doctors have the law of the land, plus their professional colleges, administrators, oversight committees, insurance lawyers and review boards to answer to, as well as their own consciences. Doctors are individual human beings, just as patients are all individuals... only, doctors are under a helluva lot more scrutiny than people in almost any other field.
BTW Portioning out patients within a shared practice is not very popular: most patients prefer to tell their intimate troubles to only one person. But they are sent to specialists with some particular complaints, including those that involve the reproductive system.
"I often wonder why some merely respond to their preconceptions, as if they're really talking to me."
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Never imagine that a persons misunderstanding is their fault, if they misunderstood despite clear words, it is still your fault. If they misunderstand several times despite careful explanation they are an idiot, but it is still your fault.SpheresOfBalance wrote:Sorry but that doesn't apply, look at the specific words I used, don't get confused, now, good try though!
Well there is one born every minute...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cVV3QQ3wjC8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGSBp_ODzxw
"I often wonder why some merely respond to their preconceptions, as if they're really talking to me."
Even a tardlord can understand something explained well, it is hubris to expect though that anyone will understand anything explained badly...
I am well aware of what epigenetics is but considering what you said, I fail to see how it was related..?
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That some mistake "Naturopathy" and "Holism" for "Homeopathy" is their mistake!
I mean, do they really require I post a definition as well? sheesh!
I mean, do they really require I post a definition as well? sheesh!
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Actually yes because holism is a broad church as I am sure you know...SpheresOfBalance wrote:That some mistake "Naturopathy" and "Holism" for "Homeopathy" is their mistake!
I mean, do they really require I post a definition as well? sheesh!
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Possibly, but one should not presume to know, in their expanding of ones meaning. And no, it is not incumbent upon the wielder of words to ensure the receiver understands, in a single volley, rather it's incumbent upon the receiver, through their initial volley, to do so, before they argue against it, or else to retract, once it's made clear.Blaggard wrote:Actually yes because holism is a broad church as I am sure you know...SpheresOfBalance wrote:That some mistake "Naturopathy" and "Holism" for "Homeopathy" is their mistake!
I mean, do they really require I post a definition as well? sheesh!
Here's an extremely infamous paraphrase for you: 'your meaning is only contained in my response.' I won't beat a dead horse, by going into details, suffice it to say, it's ground already covered. Total BS!
Actually it said: "YOUR MEANING IS IN THE RESPONSE THAT IT GETS," Total bullshit as read. Of course their long winded explanation of what, "they said," was contained within those words actually did make sense, and I agreed 100%. But those words are in no way representative of the explanation. Those words, as read, are total BS. More correctly: "ONES UNDERSTANDING IS IN THE RESPONSE THAT THEY GIVE," which is a no brainer.
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I disagree if you cannot explain your meaning why are you on a philosophy forum at all. It's incumbent on people who profess a knowledge of philosophy to be able to explain themselves, it is not incumbent on the usual suspects to instantly know meaning from vague obfuscation. If you can't explain what you mean, and people misconstrue in a medium like this, it is only your fault and your fault alone...SpheresOfBalance wrote:Possibly, but one should not presume to know, in their expanding of ones meaning. And no, it is not incumbent upon the wielder of words to ensure the receiver understands, in a single volley, rather it's incumbent upon the receiver, through their initial volley, to do so, before they argue against it, or else to retract, once it's made clear.Blaggard wrote:Actually yes because holism is a broad church as I am sure you know...SpheresOfBalance wrote:That some mistake "Naturopathy" and "Holism" for "Homeopathy" is their mistake!
I mean, do they really require I post a definition as well? sheesh!
Here's an extremely infamous paraphrase for you: 'your meaning is only contained in my response.' I won't beat a dead horse, by going into details, suffice it to say, it's ground already covered. Total BS!
The art of conversation is not one that lends well to trite homily or parable therefore, if you can't describe your meaning amongst people educated to know reason and language, then it is your deficit not theirs."Here's an extremely infamous paraphrase for you: 'your meaning is only contained in my response.' I won't beat a dead horse, by going into details, suffice it to say, it's ground already covered. Total BS!"
The fault is yours, you should know better, and ultimately know better how to relate to the subject and in context without bamboozling people with snide verbiage, asides and subtle word tricks. If it becomes too hard to explain to the hoi poloi or the peasantry it is your fault, only your fault and no-one elses. Speak more appositely or do not, but don't blame your banality of apt on the masses inability to comprehend your word salad.
I apologise for nothing... are not the words of the formally didactic.
Aye we are agreed hence.Actually it said: "YOUR MEANING IS IN THE RESPONSE THAT IT GETS," Total bullshit as read. Of course their long winded explanation of what, "they said," was contained within those words actually did make sense, and I agreed 100%. But those words are in no way representative of the explanation. Those words, as read, are total BS. More correctly: "ONES UNDERSTANDING IS IN THE RESPONSE THAT THEY GIVE," which is a no brainer.
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SpheresOfBalance wrote:That some mistake "Naturopathy" and "Holism" for "Homeopathy" is their mistake!
I mean, do they really require I post a definition as well? sheesh!
All total BS as it supposes you are the smart one, quite the contrary. If a phrase seems vacant, (ambiguous), of anything worth while, one should pass it by, not make up there own version and then hold it's wielder accountable. That's your ego's auto-erotica talking.Blaggard wrote:I disagree if you cannot explain your meaning why are you on a philosophy forum at all. It's incumbent on people who profess a knowledge of philosophy to be able to explain themselves, it is not incumbent on the usual suspects to instantly know meaning from vague obfuscation. If you can't explain what you mean, and people misconstrue in a medium like this, it is only your fault and your fault alone...SpheresOfBalance wrote:Possibly, but one should not presume to know, in their expanding of ones meaning. And no, it is not incumbent upon the wielder of words to ensure the receiver understands, in a single volley, rather it's incumbent upon the receiver, through their initial volley, to do so, before they argue against it, or else to retract, once it's made clear.Blaggard wrote:
Actually yes because holism is a broad church as I am sure you know...
Here's an extremely infamous paraphrase for you: 'your meaning is only contained in my response.' I won't beat a dead horse, by going into details, suffice it to say, it's ground already covered. Total BS!
The art of conversation is not one that lends well to trite homily or parable therefore, if you can't describe your meaning amongst people educated to know reason and language, then it is your deficit not theirs."Here's an extremely infamous paraphrase for you: 'your meaning is only contained in my response.' I won't beat a dead horse, by going into details, suffice it to say, it's ground already covered. Total BS!"
The fault is yours, you should know better, and ultimately know better how to relate to the subject and in context without bamboozling people with snide verbiage, asides and subtle word tricks. If it becomes too hard to explain to the hoi poloi or the peasantry it is your fault, only your fault and no-one elses. Speak more appositely or do not, but don't blame your banality of apt on the masses.
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Well you must ask then why you are here, for one upmanship and verbal masturbation, or to actually philosophise? The point of converse is to make yourself understood no? Not to dance around issues, talk nonsense and generally confuse people?SpheresOfBalance wrote: All total BS as it supposes you are the smart one, quite the contrary. If a phrase seems vacant, (ambiguous), of anything worth while, one should pass it by, not make up there own version and then hold it's wielder accountable. That's your ego's auto-erotica talking.
My ego and super ego are beside the point they are obviously in a constant act of coitus, but I fail to see the relevance of it.
I never said I was smart, you have induced I think I am, I might be a ficking tardlord, I am not really concerned about "smart" just learning about philosophy. I am of course male, and hence by definition 5 and a half at best mentally, but I know one thing and that is 5 or 100, I do likes me the learning.