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What is a Hysterectomy?

Welcome to my blog. This is an Action Project for my core class Cure. In this unit, we have been at home talking about cells, what they are, and what they are made up of. We have also taken the time to look at different types of surgeries. Also, we had two special FE guests join us through Zoom and teach us about themselves and what they know to help us get a clearer understanding. The two guests who joined us were Dr. Neeraj Jain and Kellee Athens. For this assignment, we were tasked with interviewing someone who has had any surgery performed on them. For the interview, I chose to interview someone about the surgery they had done. The surgery that was performed was a Hysterectomy which is the removal of the uterus. I have put together a slideshow below explaining all of the risk factors, side effects, and much more detail on how the surgery is performed. "No dietary restrictions. I was super groggy and just slept a lot. I was in the hospital for 1 or 2 days. It took me a week to feel like herself again." Says the person I interviewed about their recovery.



                                                                    

This is the second Action Project that we have had to do from home due to Coronavirus or, Covid-19. I personally really enjoyed this unit of our core class, Cure because I think that the human body is a very interesting thing to learn about. 

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  1. I am glad you did this project. As a missionary doctor, I did many hysterectomies on patients over the years, and taught African doctors and staff how to do to them. Glad you studied this topic.

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