Medical Assisting, Vs Dental Assisting and Accreditation

So I have been going to school for a little bit again and I'm rather unimpressed by the teaching habits of Remington as well as both the other colleges I've gone to. I'm not sure it's due to me being able to learn fairly well on my own but i think that a school like Remington should focus more on clinical studies and allow students to learn on their own academically and be tested for it later. perhaps I'm wrong but i think in this case I've been teaching myself through their book as i did in several of my other classes before. unless the teacher's style is compatible to your person you won't learn from them though you are expected to walk away with the knowledge anyways. I found out that the knowledge a dental assistant needs is far less then the medical assisting profession from a valid source... a dental assistant lol who else lol. apparently they do not need to be even certified any more and only require 1 certification , that to make radiology scans. they do not interpret anything as that isn't their job. I'm unimpressed though i plan to pick up that certification and teach myself their knowledge as a keepsake. My school doesn't know what to do with me as they haven't had a student like me before apparently that is willing to learn on their own with only the books provided. i need no instruction but i promise i will and can pass all tests thrown my way. should i require help of some kind * i doubt* surely it's nice to go to school where ic an get that as part of the educational studies included in my tuition. i was considering reading up on criminal justice for fun value as well. lol lordy i love politics. In any order all this left me with questions that I've gone over thus far

it seems to me if needles were standardized into butterfly double sided needles then a lot of time energy resources and none would be saved, why have they not done this thus far? payoff? the only thing you would need to do is increase and decrease the length of the needle , most of the time you would be able to use smaller needles for most intravenous injections / insertions . it escapes me why this hasn't happened.

Ethics... i find the topic amusing. I understand why there are federal restrictions but to be fired hired or monitored over such a thing as ethics i find ridiculous. The definition of ethics is opinion based and non factual so it doesn't and should not be applied to the field or anything at that other then personal beliefs. I understand part of being professional not a requirement necessarily despite popular belief and teaching is to make an unbiased decision and choice when such occasions arise, however because ethics is opinion based it shouldn't alter the job field in any way and no lawsuits or imprisonment should be enacted based only upon it and should be taught as optional and only to be applied as such.

More on school i am wondering if it is our litigious nature that has made apprentices disappear taught by a master of the craft or if they aren't extinct they are certainly more unheard of. Because of these odd malpractice lawsuits we are sacrificing quality workers for a production line of them. however because of the lawsuits and lack of quality in today's workers i am left with the only conclusion i can draw from this... we are doing this to forgo responsibility and force someone else to claim our mishaps. There will always be someone left to sue and some poor fucker to have to be sued for some one else's error in judgment.

Empathy... wtf is that... We are there for a job, our job requires us to fix and diagnose someone's condition. we catilogue this for someone else to diagnose a responsible healing technique or medicinal solution. In no part of the job description does it say i have to pamper your feelings. I sincerely hope you get better, I will do whatever is in my power to make sure you heal, however if you have aids and your dick is rotting off because of your escapades don't expect me to empathize with that. You did it to yourself, you slept around or were irresponsible with your body, suffer the consequences and deal with your situation. If you are some fat fucker walking in because of your colesteral and have a piece of fried chicken stuck between your teeth and you complain to me that your stomach has been upset i'll take your vitals and refer you to someone who can help you but i won't begin to say i understand your situation because i've never been a guy with moobies hanging down to my knees and dead bird rotting between my teeth. get off the grease you bastard and stop coming in to see me, and for god's sake wipe that look of shock off your face at my passive i don't give a fuck attitude in response to you incompitant and retarded nature.

What ever happened to the walk in physician. You watch old western on tv where the local town quack comes to your house and uses his mad skills to remedy your illness. We have modern science and more education then we ever have before however we have lost something in the process. No longer can you call someone to your bedside stare up in those all knowing eyes and expect good care, you must walk your ass into an ambulatory care setting and wait for hours to be received by some fucker who might just prescribe you a big dose of ibprofen... i hope you see where i am going with that. if you are going to get royally fucked get it up the ass in your bed and not at some hospital where you've puked all over the side of yours' or someone else's car just to bend over and feel real good.

It's common to believe that you can and will always be healed with the red pill, but what if you had of taken the blue pill and pocketed the red one for another day? We Invest a lot of energy and currency into health care practices based on integrated health care not as a individual practice but complimentary to the medicine we hand out and charge bundles for. It has occured to me that if it can be solved naturally first then why shouldn't we exercise those practices well before seeing a physician to give use the medicinal means to get past our predicament. If integrated medicine was the primary focus and practice for practioners and patients to request then you wouldn't hear stories of someone addicted to loritabs nearly as much, or at least the excuse coming from their mouths. "my doctor gave me this and now i'm hooked". not only are you saving money and not coughing your life away to the pharmacudical companies but you are insuring the effectiveness of a medicinal treatment in the future for something just as bad if not worse.

Proprietary practices are a civil service. They may be private but they are still health care regardless of their affiliation. the question runs , should a proprietary practice receiving religious backing be able to receive federal aid as well? Despite an educational institution being there to better the community if they are affiliated with a religious faction they can not receive federal or state tax dollars. Should some things not be sacred from prosecution?

Lastly what of professionalism. Is it really all that it appears, or is it a legal way of judging based on a preconceived notion or bias inbreed and impressed upon from the flavorful notions of a bitter and unmoving stagnant people. we are born and raised with moral and ethical notions just as we enter the job force young and have professional qualities impressed upon us based off of someone else's intent, even if that intent is simply to create a worker that will do or think some off color. again can we judge a case or employee for something like professionalism when a professional has nothing to do with the attire or hairstyle they wear , nor does it have to do with their wanton ideas already in head. a professional is simply a gentleman or lady. it is the notion of someone of the past put in the workforce in a modern society. What is the reaction of this? ... radioactive degradation of the job and community around it.