...In fact, in many cases, manufacturers take advantage of their customers, especially those with mental disorders. Nearly twenty percent of children who live in the United States have purchased drugs to improve their behavior (“ADHD The Epidemic of…”). Some of the children who purchase medication to make their mental state better may not actually need it, but as long as companies receive money, they are not concerned. Medication companies combined earn hundreds of billions of dollars per year. In the book Mind over Meds by Andrew Weil, he discussed that with $240 billion dollars being spent on unnecessary medications and health care every year, the money being spent could be saved or put to better use by consumers. If consumers resorted to alternative remedies rather than purchasing traditional over the counter drugs from untrustworthy companies, then they could live wealthier or help others in...
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...Øvelse: | Gentagelser: | Forklaring: | Lunges: | 3x8 | Stil dig med let spredte ben. Tag et skridt frem, spænd op i ryggen så den er ret. Bøj bagerste knæ, Og arbejd derfor ned ad og ikke frem! Løft dig derefter op igen og tilbage på plads. Hold øje med at dit forreste knæ, ikke kommer ud over tæerne. | Squat med vægt: | 3x8 | Stil benene i skulderbredde, og med fødderne let pegende udad. Ret ryggen. Bøj i benene som hvis du skulle tisse i naturen. Der er vigtigt at benene gør arbejdet og ikke overkroppen. Kom så langt ned du kan, men stop når ryggen ikke længere er ret. Fokuser på at presse knæene udad, specielt når du går op igen. Vælg selv vægten, men husk det er bedre at lave kvalitet med minde vægt, end omvendt. Er det nemt, skal du gå op i kilo! | Vægt hop: | 3x8 | Vælg håndvægte på 3-4 kg. Ret ryggen og gå ned i squat. På vej op skal du komme videre op i et hop, så højt du kan. Fokuser på landingen, hold knæene i fast spænding udad. De må ikke slingre og falde indad. | Full body squat m. Vægt: | 3x8 | Hold en vægtskive med to hænder ca. 5 kg. Ret ryggen. Gå ned i squat/hug til skiven rammer jorden, kom tilbage på standart position men fortsæt bevægelsen i armene så skiven bliver løftet over hovedet. | Kettlebell swings: | 3x8 | Stil dig i let bøjede knæ med tæerne let pegende udad. spænd op i mave og ryg. Sving kettlen op og ned. Ryggen skal forblive ret, det er vigtigt at det ikke er armene som arbejder. Stop svinget når dine arme er vandret. | Sideliggende...
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...kampanjer, kan være pris avslag, kuponger, lojalitetsprogrammer, konkurranse og gratis smaksprøve c. Sponsing: Den sponsete organisasjonen eller personen vil være med på å skape en synagieffekt mellom personen og organisasjonen som for eksempel Petter Notrug og red bull. Dette er med på å bygge/forsterke merket. d. PR – kommunikasjon som kommer ut fra bedriften vi media, alt fra pressemeldinger til konferanser. Ofte gratis, men faren for at ”pressen skriver noe negativt er alltid til stede” e. Kjøpssted: inkluderer flere ”verktøy” som for eksempel displayer, reklame i butikken, salgsfremende tiltak som vareplassering, merchandising, (selg av egen merkevare) mekanisk informasjon, butikk oppbygging.. ect f. Messer og utstillinger, viktig i ”B2B” markedet g. Direkte markedskommunikasjon: er en personlig og direkte måte å kommunisere til kunder, (med muligheter for 2 veis kommunikasjon) kan være direkte e-post, telefonsalg, etc. h. Personlig salg. Er en personlig kontakt mellom en ansatt i en bedrift og en kunde i. E-kommunikasjon, tilbyr en ny måte å kommunisere på, via annonser på nettet etc. 2. To what extent do business-to-business communications differ from a business-to-costumer context I en b2b er man med en gang inn i høy involverings kategori, med det er man inn på ELM og sentrale rutene – den informasjonsbeviste og overveiende produkt opp mot andre, man er mindre opptatt av merke, men pris, garantier, service etc...
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...I feel very raw right now. This past week has been rough. I have depression and over the last year the anxiety has crept in and if you have ever had anxiety you wouldn't wish it on you worst enemy. I take my "MED'S" like a good productive adult so I can be "normal". But the meds helped with my depression but the anxiety still took over. So me this normal mother of two amazing boy and a husband who loves me more than words could ever describe. I started smoking pot.... I'm not ashamed I'm not this horrible person I didn't do it to hurt anyone. But I will tell you I have never been judged more from people and friends for being honest about what I was doing. And I have become very angry with family and friends who thought I was just...
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...But be specific. Need help cooking or shopping? Ask a friend or family member. Tell them what sort of help you need. People aren't mind readers, you know. We're not that highly evolved yet. Don't stress about things beyond your control. Do Dad and Uncle Frank always fight over who gets to carve the turkey? Remember, it's them, not you. First things first: Take away that sharp fork and carving knife. Next, go to another room, sit down and breathe deeply. Don't worry. They'll work it out. They always do, right? It's impossible to control every situation or person (nor would you want to). Your own reaction--now that's something you can control. Create new family traditions. Maybe finding the pickle in the Christmas tree has reached its expiration date. If you don't enjoy the ritual, don't keep doing it. Create a new one. As an example, my ex-husband and I used to celebrate LEON (NOEL, spelled backwards). Worked for us. The kids, not so much. After...
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...For the most part, we are not running around hooking up with every doctor we see, and one thing that drives me crazy is that they show the doctor’s doing jobs that the nurses do! I have NEVER seen a doctor, not even a resident start a peripheral IV or draw blood. Yet on Grey’s they are starting IVs, drawing blood, pushing meds and spending way more time than I have ever seen talking to patients. I know the show is focused on the doctors, but if I only knew about nursing through watching TV, I would think the doctors were the heroes who comfort patients 24/7, and that all nurses did were stare at each other all day. Sometimes I think even the news can affect how the public views nursing. Within the last few months, a med tech was responsible for a huge Hep C outbreak at my hospital. I know this negatively effected the way the public in my area views nurses, how it was discussed on TV they sort of lumped his job in the category of him being an actual nurse, and people all over are talking about how bad the nurses are at the hospital. Now in the public’s mind, all the nurses are to blame for one guys mistake. Recently I have started watching NY Med on ABC and I think that shows exactly what...
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...for you. http://www.nrcyd.ou.edu/psych-med-youth-guide a Making Healthy Choices: A Guide on Psychotropic Medications for Youth in Foster Care 2012 The contents of this guide are for informational purposes only and do not substitute for professional medical advice. DOING WHAT YOU CAN TO FEEL YOUR BEST Everyone can benefit from learning what to do to be healthy. Young people in foster care have a lot of stressful things to deal with in their lives. Often they hurt a lot inside. Sometimes their coping skills are overwhelmed. They may need extra help in figuring out how to handle their feelings and improve their health. Teens who are sad or angry may feel better if they talk to someone they trust, do a favorite hobby, or exercise or play sports. Youth who feel really bad or act in unexpected ways often need help and support from other people. Sometimes, they need therapy and/or medication that can help them control their emotions and behaviors. When you’re hurt, there are often several things you can do to feel better. Imagine you fall and hurt your ankle—you can take a pain reliever, avoid walking on it, and/or apply ice. In the same way, when you hurt a lot inside, you can take medication, avoid activities that make the condition worse, and/or look for positive activities that help you balance your feelings. I can lp. Get H e EEL I CAN F . t my B es http://www.nrcyd.ou.edu/psych-med-youth-guide WHAT’S IN THIS GUIDE...
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...Fergus rode his charger, his army traveling behind him, toward a war with an enemy that the men had never seen. Fergus himself had only seen them in a mirror. Still, he recognized them when he saw the waterspirits before him. Humanoid figures rose from the water of the Pellior River. “You have nerve showing yourself in my kingdom! I told you many years ago that your kind is not welcome in Sirle!” “You forget that your queen, and now your son, is one of our kind!” “We spoke of this already! You cannot have him!” Fergus wanted to ride his charger over them but he knew it had no chance of harming them. “Your son cannot move past our reach and the star-burst cup will be ours!” “My son will never help you! You'll never even lay eyes on that cup!”...
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...Many stressors affect the adults, especially the elderly. I go on day to day living with daily stressors such as basic needs like food and water. We wonder how we are going to manage the day like being a parent, working, shelter, family and friends. Individually young adults tend to think that the older you get the less worries or situations you get less of. Such a wrong perceptions that is, it is the most stressful time in your lifespan. Types of Stressors in the Elderly and Possible Solutions There are things you think of again like you did when you were young but it becomes more important and for different reasons. The elderly spend their time thinking of how they will maintain shelter over their head, financial income, food, medical attention and support from the community. It’s apparent that the older we get our health declines along with our mental capabilities. Because of that fact it is imperative that we try as a whole community try to lesson some of that stress by starting new programs for seniors. Perhaps they can have an adult daycare in the area to assure the families that there are facilities there to keep the seniors living with less stress. I imagine they would have resources like places to apply to live in senior communities and set up some type of food program that brings the seniors food for breakfast, lunch and dinner. They would also have the setup of having medical attention brought to your very own door step. The government is getting better...
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...do not show what it’s like to actually be a nurse. For the most part, we are not running around hooking up with every doctor we see, and one thing that drives me crazy is that they show the doctor’s doing jobs that the nurses do! I have NEVER seen a doctor, not even a resident start a peripheral IV or draw blood. Yet on Grey’s they are starting IVs, drawing blood, pushing meds and spending way more time than I have ever seen talking to patients. I know the show is focused on the doctors, but if I only knew about nursing through watching TV, I would think the doctors were the heroes who comfort patients 24/7, and that all nurses did were stare at each other all day. Sometimes I think even the news can affect how the public views nursing. Within the last few months, a med tech was responsible for a huge Hep C outbreak at my hospital. I know this negatively effected the way the public in my area views nurses, how it was discussed on TV they sort of lumped his job in the category of him being an actual nurse, and people all over are talking about how bad the nurses are at the hospital. Now in the public’s mind, all the nurses are to blame for one guys...
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...Isaac Asimov based his two stories, the “Segregationist” and “The Feeling of Power,” in a futuristic time on Earth. In the “Segregationist,” he depicts a surgeon who expresses that human and robots should not become one kind of species. In “The Feeling of Power,” he tells the story of humans that depend on computers too much. Asimov is portraying to us that human nature consists of behaviors such as being discriminative, over-relying on technology, and that humans are always unsatisfied with ourselves. In both of these stories, discriminatory behavior is shown through some of the characters. The surgeon, in the “Segregationist,” believes that humans and robots, also known as Metallos, should not hybridize themselves using each others’ parts. He disagrees with the med-eng, who supports the merging between the two types of citizens. The prejudiced surgeon’s opinion of hybrids being mongrels caused him to be called a segregationist by the med-eng. As for the scientific leaders in “The Feeling of Power,” they think they are better and more powerful than the ones who did not pass the standardized tests. Also, they treat the lower-class, like Myron Aub, as servants and inferior to them. Another example is that Programmer Shuman, Congressman Brant, and General Weider did not believe in Aub’s ability to do mathematical problems on paper. They thought that it was impossible that the powerful people finds mathematical questions “incalculable” without checking it on a computer, but Aub...
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...cultural, heritage, and nature tourism. [pic] [pic] [pic] [pic] [pic] 67 68 Chapter 3 Why People Travel " There are many reasons why people travel. It could be for business or personal purposes. Regardless, it provides the traveler with an opportunity to _ encounter somewhere or something new and hopefully exciting! " Joseph Charles, Charles Street Cafe & Catering, Boston,MA Have you ever been dying for a break? Have you ever caught jyeursel] day- dreaming about where you would go if you only had the time, t ~ money, and the opportunity? Are you curious about the world and want to explore it~ Well, you are not alone! From the beginning of time, people all over the world have felt the urge to get out there and explore, conquer, and find enlightenment. Though hopefully a little more peaceful, the weary student heading off on spring break, to Europe for the summer, or even for a semester abroad, is not too dif- ferent from the adventurous Viking seeking greener pastures. Fantasies aside, why do people travel? Today, there are many reasons (maybe even some excuses) to take to the road. A trip away from home may be for a va- cation, visiting friends and family, for work, to attend a conference or a sporting event, even to visit a college campus, just to name a few. Regardless, under the umbrella of travel and tourism, there are many occupations that are necessary to meeting the needs and...
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...A Work Night Different Than Any Other I never thought this night would be different than any other night I’ve worked. I was a Personal Care Worker in Home Health Care. I had just finished giving one of my clients Mrs. Carol her nightly bath. About 30 minutes had pasted since she had lost her bowels on the living room floor. If the different smells of urine, feces, and vomit didn’t kill you; you would be able to handle anything this job threw your way. After settling her into bed, and giving her nightly meds, my shift was almost coming to a end. While watching the clock, and rushing to do my paper work, fingers turning white as snow in a winter’s storm. I charted today’s daily activities, meals, and the meds that was passed on my shift. This was my nightly robot routine; while prepping waters, and nightly meds for the third shift PCW. Dan the third shift’s PCW came in, greeting me with the half smile that I was greeted with every night. Really trying his best to be polite and smile, but in his on head saying he didn’t want to see me go. You could tell he really didn’t want to be here. So I hurried and gave him a quick briefing of the previous shifts activities for the four patients that lived there. My car had been down for a month now. So I had been working every double shift that was manageable to save up enough money to get my car out of the shop. But, I wasn’t picking up tonight. I was too tired. I had to leave in fifth-teen minutes flat if to catch the 67 bus. I...
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...reproduced by permission of the American Academy of Pediatrics Silber TJ. Treatment of anorexia nervosa against the patient's will: ethical considerations. Adolesc Med State Art Rev. 2011;22(2):283-8, x. Adolesc Med 022 (2011) 283–288 Treatment of Anorexia Nervosa against the Patient’s Will: Ethical Considerations Tomas J. Silber, MD, MASS* Director, Pediatric Ethics Program, Division of Adolescent Medicine, Children’s National Medical Center, Professor of Pediatrics, George Washington University, 111 Michigan Avenue NW, Washington, DC 20010 INTRODUCTION Practitioners of adolescent medicine are frequently the medical consultants responsible for determining the hospitalization of patients with anorexia nervosa (AN), deciding whether they may require nasogastric tube feeding, and potentially recommending measures that may restrict their freedom. Thus the treatment of adolescents with AN can include ethically concerning practices such as privation of liberty, nonacceptance of treatment refusal, and limits on privacy and confidentiality, to name a few. Treating professionals are thus often caught between the conflicting values of respect for patients and their duty to prevent nutritional injury and even death. Therefore there is always a potential tension between obtaining the patient’s trust (fiduciary fidelity) and having to make recommendations that threaten this working relationship (fiduciary protection). In many, if not most, instances of treatment for AN, patients...
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