Ok this is my 5th time to fail this paper can some one out there help me. I have *****tuation errors, 6 listening/grammar errors, 2 formatting. OPERATIVE REPORT PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Malfunction of pacemaker generator. POSTOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Same procedure, change the replacement of pacemaker generator. PROCEDURE: The patient is lying in the supine position, I.V. running, with sedation given by the anesthesiologist. The right upper chest, neck, and shoulder were prepped with Betadine and suitably draped. The patient was given a gram of Ancef with Kefzol I.V. preoperatively. The skin and subcutaneous tissues under the old scar were infiltrated with 1% Xylocaine and the incision was made through the old scar. The pacemaker generator pouch was opened and the generator nucleated and detached from the leads. The leads were tested and the various characteristics capture resistance and sensitivity was satisfactory for a chronic lead placement. A new CPI Astra bipolar generator was selected, model 639. The generator was connected to the leads, and was working satisfactory. It was replaced into the pouch and the pouch closed using running 3-0 Vicryl on the subcutaneous tissues and running pleural Vicryl on the skin with 1/2 in. Steri-strip.

OPERATIVE PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Malfunction of the pacemaker generator. POSTOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Same procedure, changed a replacement of pacemaker generator. TECHNIQUE: A new CPI was connected to the leads and was replaced into the pouch. This patient lying on the supine position, I.V. running, and the sedation given by the Anesthesiologists. The right upper chest, neck, and shoulder were prepped with Betadine and suitably draped. Patient was given a gram of Ancef or Kefzol I.V. preopertably. The scan on subcutaneous tissues under the old scar were infiltrated with 1% Xylocaine and an incision was made through the old scar. The pacemaker generator palates were opened and the generator enucleated and detached from the leads. The leads were tested and the various characteristics capture resistance and sensitivity were satisfactory for a chronic lead placement. A new CPI (Astra bipolar generator) was selected, model 639 was connected to the leads and was working satisfactorily. It was replaced into the pouch and the pouch closed using running 3-0 Vicryl on the subcutaneous tissues and running subcuticular portal Vicryl on the skin with half-inch Steri-Strips.

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i need help with my homework maybe u can help me? i need the errors to be fixed and its supposed to be seperated in 3 paragraphs but how? asap please. OPERATIVE PREOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Malfunction of the pacemaker generator. POSTOPERATIVE DIAGNOSIS: Same procedure, changed a replacement of pacemaker generator. This patient lying on the supine position, I.V. running, and the sedation given by the Anesthesiologists. The right upper chest, neck, and shoulder were prepped with Betadine and suitably draped. Patient was given a gram of Ancef or kefzol I.V. preopertably. The scan on subcutaneous tissues under the old scar were infiltrated with 1% Xylocaine and an incision was made through the old scar. The pacemaker generator palates was opened and the generator inoculated and detached from the leads. The leads were tested and the various characteristics capture resistance and sensitivity were satisfactory for a chronic lead placement. A new CPI (Astra bipolar generator) was selected, model 639 was connected to the leads and were working satisfactorily. It was replaced into the pouch and the pouch closed using running 3-0 Vicryl on the subcutaneous tissues and running subcuticular portal Vicryl on the skin with 1/2 inch Steri-Strips. email [email protected]

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