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Trump didn’t release his medical records. He released the medical report by his White House physician of his most recent exam, the same as every president before him since Nixon. And, not for nothing, they also released their tax returns. Oops!Release of the President's Medical Exam (Obama)Furthermore, Trump’s medical report smelled like every other Trump lie facilitated by doting weasels, including the so-called medical report he released during the campaign which was filled with gushing superlatives about his vigor and stellar physical condition but which his “personal doctor”, Harold Bornstein, later admitted that Trump wrote and just had him sign. Bornstein didn’t even examine him.There’s no way in hell that Trump is either 6′3″ or 239 pounds. If he’d lie about something as vain and easily debunked as this, what does it say about the rest of his published health profile? Or anything else he says for that matter? His narcissism is so extreme that he even has to boast and lie on his medical report.https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/early-lead/wp/2018/01/16/doctor-says-trump-is-6-3-239-pounds-and-the-internet-has-so-many-athlete-comparisons/How easy is it to disprove the height claim? First, the revised official presidential medical record now says that he’s 6′1″. Second, those capitol steps are like a mug shot.Obama is 6′1″. Michelle is 5′11″. So even 6′1″ is pushing it. I’ve met Trump too. He’s not 6′3″.Second, this isn’t 239 pounds.I’m 6′1″ and I once looked like that, back when I was 285 and officially morbidly obese. And I was still more physically active than Trump. Note: golfing with a golf cart is about the same physical exercise as shopping with a car. Especially when you cheat at golf.Mike Trout is 6′2″ and 235.

Not certain if this is a serious question, but I’ll attempt to give it a serious answer.Let’s see:If your medical records are compromised, then your most personal details are open to the public - Let’s say a conservative woman gets an abortion or a public figure is diagnosed with cancer. Having their records accessed will tell everyone (and if it’s placed on the Internet the entire world) intimate details of their health care and treatments.By obtaining your medical records, a identity thief has ALL of the necessary information that they need to impersonate you - Your birthdate, your SSN, your address, your work numbers,etc. Everything that is necessary to pose as another person is inside of their medical records.Are you interested in dying? - If an impostor obtains your medical records and then poses as you to obtain health care, they can run up hundreds of thousands of dollars in treatments for their own illnesses, not yours. If a doctor were to review your medical records (which may have been mixed with an identity thief’s information) you could be be given the wrong medication and die as a result.Medical records are the most insecure and yet the most dangerous records that a person could let out of their control. Their loss or theft could result untold personal and financial damage to someone.

What can you do if you’ve lost your nursing license?While I can certainly empathize with your situation, you are not a "non-clinical nurse". A non-clinical nurse is a licensed nurse who performs their duties in a non-clinical setting (ex: staff development nurse, nursing administration, informatics, etc).Pharmaceutical salesAs a person who is no longer licensed as a nurse, you may still be able to leverage your nursing education in a non-nursing role. For example, you might consider moving into a career as a pharmaceutical rep. While pharmaceutical reps typically have hard science degrees (biology, engineering, et al.), an applicant with the right personality could definitely utilize their nursing experience and education in this role [1] .Medical device repAnother option, related to pharmaceutical sales but perhaps easier to get into with a nursing degree, would be medical device sales. Medical device reps typically have a health care or life sciences undergraduate degree [2]. In my experience with these reps, they do much more staff education on their products than actual hard selling — similar to what a pharmaceutical rep does.Health information managementA third option you might consider is a move to a completely different area of healthcare. For example, you might consider transitioning into health information management (HIM). With your nursing education and experience, you may already be familiar with much of the medical terminology, regulations, and procedures that HIM professionals need to be familiar with. This may make the HIM education track somewhat easier for you. While the salary potential is not equivalent to that of a nurse, HIM professionals still enjoy a respectable wage and good job growth potential [3].Ultimately, however, you should no longer refer to yourself as a "non-clinical nurse". In many jurisdictions, "nurse" is a protected title and misuse may lead to civil and/or criminal penalties. You should refer to yourself as a "former nurse".Footnotes[1] Qualifications to Be a Drug Rep[2] Qualifications for Medical Sales[3] Medical Records and Health Information Technicians