Medical Science Career Research Paper

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When I was much younger, I spent my daytime hours watching medical documentaries, dramatized ER shows, and Grey's Anatomy on television. By the age of four, I already made my decision to pursue a career in medicine. I find the human body absolutely fascinating and beautiful in all states. I want to learn and memorize everything there is to know about it; every vein, bone, and artery. Also, I want to know about all the abnormalities that can develop in the human body. At the same time, I also get great joy out of helping others. Since I am an ambitious person with a strong stomach, I specifically want to become a surgeon. Obviously, this career will require a good amount of science classes. In fact, six out of the eight years it will take to …show more content…

Chemistry is the branch of science that studies how matter is composed, their properties, how it combines and changes with others; and how these processes form new substances. There are many branches of chemistry including, but not limited to: organic chemistry, biochemistry, physical chemistry, inorganic chemistry, and analytical chemistry. The courses of chemistry that are required before entering medical school are inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry, and biochemistry. Inorganic chemistry discusses and covers topics of bonding, the structure of molecules, energetics, equilibrium, and chemical reactivity. The study of inorganic chemistry is used as a foundation for the study of biological chemistry. In inorganic chemistry, the class covers the basics that are further elaborated in organic and biological chemistry.
Organic chemistry is also needed to understand biochemistry. This course is the study of carbon compounds, and talks about the synthesis, identification, modeling, and chemical reactions of those compounds. After taking these two courses, I will take biochemistry. Biochemistry is the study of chemical processes that occur inside the human body, which is why it is needed. To reiterate, one must know how the whole body works before attempting to heal …show more content…

Careers in family and internal medicine, neurology, pediatrics, psychiatry, obstetrics and gynecology, and surgery are all demonstrated and taught by intense clinical training. This where the knowledge gained over the past six years from science are put to the test. It is here that every student realizes the true importance of science.
Thanks to science, I will have plenty of options to choose from once I graduate from medical school. Whatever career in the field of medicine I choose, I will be applying the knowledge of science into my work. If I became a surgeon, I would use the sciences of biology, chemistry and physics before even operating on a patient. What many people fail to realize is that, science is everywhere, it is just a matter of whether a person acknowledges it or not.
Science plays a large role in my life, and my future career. It will be the majority of all I will study. The knowledge of science has lead to the development and cultivation of medicine. With the knowledge of science, humankind has developed the ability to heal the human body. More scientific knowledge is being discovered and gained by the day, therefore it is no surprise that the field of medicine grows along with it as well. As long as science exists, there will be a job for

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