Pranam Today is Doctors' day so please do not criticise them today. Vikarnan's words were brushed aside and hence only in the war he was spared. LIC survives only because of businessmen and employees in their spouse names running the insurance agencies and getting commission on their own premiums. Except for the life factor, any insurance all over the world does not take any risk. A riskless company running on profit and where women employees can work freely, going and coming back to and from office as if it is their home. Vishnu having many wives has been sung by Azhwars and north chaitanyas ; gopikas are all anmas who wanted to serve the God . Gods are many and matched and made a family by the good hearts. Noone will prevent anyone from seeing any medical procedures, and we are placed in such a position, we are unable to see properly. KR IRS 1721
On Wed, 30 Jun 2021 at 20:22, 'gopala krishnan' via Thatha_Patty < [email protected]> wrote: > *CULTURAL QA 06-2021-30* > > *Being a compilation there may be errors* > > *This posting has 1952 WORDS and approx. 195 sentences. * > > Q1 During my ultrasound, my doctor would not let me see the > screen. Why? > > A1 D. David Burk Ultrasound Technologist (1989–present)Updated > August 7, 2020. > > I have been an ultrasound tech for almost 30 years. There could be several > reasons why they did not have the screen positioned so you could see. > > Some techs do not want to continually answer the patient’s question of > “What is that?” *The tech needs to be focused on what they are looking at > so as not to miss any pathology*. If the tech misses pathology then the > doctor reading it does not see it. Ultrasound is very user-dependent and if > the tech does not image pathology because they are distracted, then the > patient will go untreated for said pathology. > > Sometimes it is ergonomics. Performing ultrasound creates a lot of > repetitive stress injuries in the shoulder, neck, wrist, and back. It may > seem easy to just rub a transducer on someone's belly but, in reality, it > is not. For some, turning the screen even slightly exacerbates already sore > and tired joints. > > * Patients can sometimes pick up when we are taking images of something > that is not right. The* average person may not understand everything they > are looking at, however, if we are measuring a large mass on an organ it > can be quite obvious. Technologists are not to reveal pathology to > patients, and if the patient asks what we are measuring, we do not want to > lie and say it is nothing or reveal what it really is. That is the doctor’s > responsibility. And, despite doing this for many years I can sometimes be > wrong about something that may or may not be true pathology. That is why we > work closely with the radiologist to discuss scans and come to a > collaborated consensus. That is one reason I like this field, because I am > constantly learning. > > If it happens again you can always ask why you can't see the screen. I bet > most will say because they need to concentrate on what they are doing which > is a good thing. You want your ultrasound tech to do the best job possible. > > My note- Once I had to take two ultra sound scan with one week > difference. Certain items were slightly different which might not be. My > family doctor told- Scan report is based on certain parametres. Hence there > can be slight variations which need not be bothered. > > Q2 Why didn't Pandavas spare Vikarn who spoke on behalf of > Draupadhi opposing Duryodhan? Did Krishna have anything to do with this? > Was this the reason of introduction of Krishna's 2 version and Mahabharat 2 > War (World War 3)? > > > > A2 Kavana N Lives in Bangalore, Karnataka.Tue > > *Bhima was ready to spare Vikarna due to his Dharmic nature in Sabha in > spite of his vow to kill all the 100 brothers .* > > When Vikarna faced Bhima, He was asked to move away as Bhima didn't wish > to kill him. *But Vikarna told it was duty for both to fight and he will > continue to fight for his brother Duryodhana. So, Bhima had to kill a > person standing with Adarma.* > > Bhima felt sad and also wept for Vikarna. He had to kill him out of no > choice. > > Krishna had nothing to do with it. > > Q3 A lady died in traffic en route to hospitals in Kanpur. The > road was blocked due to the President's train passage. Why? > > A3 Jagdip Madaan Senior Orthopaedic Surgeon Sun > > There are many aspects of this issue. > > 1 if she could have reached hospital in time and oxygen was not there then > doctor could have died in hands of relatives WHy? > > 2 if it was president of Afganistan then probably you could have died > after putting question and who could have upvoted my answer. why? Sarcasm > > > > Q4 If sodium explodes when introduced to water, why doesn’t salt > explode, but rather dissolve? > > A4 Mike Jones Over 30 years in the technology industry. June 24 > > One electron. > > Elemental sodium is made up of a bunch of atoms that really want to give > away an electron. If you dump a chunk of it into water all the atoms > immediately start trying to give that pesky electron to the nearby oxygen > atoms, displacing the hydrogen they’re bonded to. This results in a lot of > newly positively charged ions crammed together, *and the electrical > repulsion can cause an explosion.* > > Sodium chloride (salt), on the other hand, is an ionic molecule *where > the chlorine atom has already strongly grabbed onto that outer electron of > the sodium atoms,* so there’s no transition from neutral to positively > charged ions when it’s dumped in water. > > Q5 What is the best life advice you would give? > > A5 Jagdip Madaan Senior Orthopaedic Surgeon Tue > > I wanted my car serviced. I called a medical representative. I took 3 days > for him to come. Bill was much more. If you want to be free Do your work > yourself > > Q6 Unfortunately, I vaccinated on an empty stomach today. As soon > as I came out, I drank tea and ate within half an hour, but I didn't feel > any complications? Is it safe? > > A6 Thyaga Rajan Former Former Private Secretary (1980–2009)Sat > > As long as you do not manifest or observe any symptoms or side effects, be > rest assured that you are safe and healthy. *However, do not share or > motivate others to follow your steps as the same can spell trouble to > others.* > > *My note- Normally doctors or nurses ask about breakfast taken or not, any > diseases/medical* report, oxygen in blood and pulse test, BP test etc > before > vaccination(My experience in Hindumission Hospital in Tambaram, Chennai) > > Q7 Why are the doctors and staff working in government hospitals > so rude? > > A7 Tushar Joshi A Doctor, an avid reader, and a passionate > writer. Sun > > Because the expectations from doctors in government setting - is other > worldly. > > Let me tell you a story to explain this. > > *The Case of The Late Lunch* > > There was a man who visited the government offices in the hopes of > submitting some of his documents and claiming a benefit as per a new > government scheme. *This was the 4th time he had visited the office. > Earlier attempts to make contact with the person-in-charge had failed.* > > The babu(the real person holding power in govt offices) saw him sitting > near the gate to the office. He cast a rude glance at the man as if to mock > his desperate attempt to get something that he actually deserved. > > Even though the men was enraged, he knew that it was his job that was to > be done and so he kept mum. Hours passed as he waited for his number to > come. *When his chance actually came, the Babu announced that the > official would be having an early lunch.* > > It was 12:30 PM. Official lunch time was 1-2 PM. He was dejected as he saw > the Babu carry hot samosas in the office. > > When the lunch time was over and he thought he would get his chance, the > babu announced that the previous papers he presented had one slight mistake > in them and he would need to correct them and come again. *Enraged as he > was, he again kept mum.* > > > > *As he was coming back to his car at 4 PM, he fell from the stairs and was > rushed to the nearby government hospital.* > > After waiting for 10 minutes in the grossly overfilled OPD, as his number > was about to come, he heard the doctor speak to the patient before him- > > ‘I would be taking a 15 minutes break for lunch. The doctor who was > supposed to start from 2 PM had some emergency and I am filling in for him. > We will continue after that.’ > > He couldn't control it any longer. Thundering towards the doc, he said in > a loud voice*- ‘ How can you be so rude and inconsiderate?* Here I am > waiting for 10 minutes with what could possibly be a fracture, and you are > thinking about lunch?’ > > This is the real life scenario- that every doctor faces and the scenario > that every citizen of India thinks is their birth right to create, in a > hospital under government setup. > > A citizen who would piss their pants if a Babu of a government setup > scolds them in front of 20 people, thinks it is quite normal to expect > doctors to be on their toes all the time. *As happened in the story, no > citizen objects to waiting hours, no citizen objects to getting ridiculed > and humiliated in government offices because- its their work that's on the > line.* > > But a 10 minute delay or seeing a doc spend 5 minutes on the phone( even > if they may be off duty) enrages the citizen to such an extent that they > are ready to call doctors rude and inconsiderate. > > *If they could understand the situation of doctors who have been carrying > the burden of a dead healthcare system on their shoulders, they would* > know that we are not rude because it's our nature or that we want to be > like that > > It's just that we all are destined to have a late lunch! > > Q8 How many wives does Vishnu have? > > A8 Vishnupriya Lakshmipriya Loves to hear the sweet flute of > Krishna. Mon > > Lord Vishnu has 1 eternal wife who is Mahalakshmi who has three friends > Sridevi, Bhudevi and Niladevi. > > Its up to you if you think as 1 or 3. > > Now Sridevi is the goddess of love, wealth, prosperity, happiness, joy. > > Bhudevi is the goddess of earth. > > Niladevi is the goddess of senses. > > *All of them form the Mahalakshmi and reside in Vaikunth.* > > Q9 What is your opinion about LIC in India? > > > > A9 Gopalkrishna Vishwanath True Indian, who feels at home > anywhere in India.June 25 (271 words in this answer) > > I have a high opinion about LIC. > > *Now I am too old for an LIC policy and also don’t* need it anymore but > during my younger days *and right up to to the age of 70, I was always > covered by an LIC insurance policy.* > > My first policy was for Rs 10K taken in early 1970 when I was still a > student and my parents paid the premium till I started earning. > > When I took a loan for building my house in 1985, I immediately took out a > policy to cover that loan amount. > > I later took another policy to cover my loan when I purchased an apartment. > > *I have never been without accident insurance at any time in my life.* > > All my policies have matured and I am now availing of Pensions from LIC. > > I have never had any unpleasant experience with LIC at any time in my > life. All my claims were settled promptly. > > I have never argued with those who told me that other forms of investment > are far better than investing in LIC. That was because *I was not > investing in LIC to make money. *I was investing in it for the protection > of my dependents. > > I recommend LIC to everyone who has just begun his career and has started > earning. The benefits are the best and the premiums are the lowest when you > take an insurance policy at a young age. > > My faith in LIC is so strong that I had no hesitation in responding to a > survey conducted by an MBA student. > > If you wish you too can respond to this survey. It will take just a minute > or two. > > *All the above QA are based on Quora digest on 29-06- 2021. Quora answers > need not be 100% correct answers * > > *Compiled and posted by R. 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