...You are in a very crowded fast-food restaurant and all of the sudden you hear an argument has been started between and older man and a younger man. The younger man spits into the older man’s face and runs away. The man is furious and starts to chase his attacker. You notice there is a wet floor caution sign in the middle of the restaurant. The older man loses his balance as he chased after the young man. There are chairs and tables all around. The younger man starts to throw the chairs at the older man. Witnesses try to restrain both the young man and older man. The younger man escape outside to the patio of the restaurant and the older man follows. The older man trips on a chair, when he gets up there is a lot of blood coming from his head....
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...In the “The Wind and the Light’ is base on man that finds a interest raising smail birds. It was implied , seeing him looking after these fragile creatures with his rough hands, people often said he was like the “gentle giant” in the fairy tail” (p 793). The man came across another man that was wounded in the forest. The wounded man left eye was swollen shut unable to see and a arrow wound in his leg. The man tried to assist the wound man and guide him through the mountains to get some help. He did not say much to the wounded man but offered his help and water . The wounded man refuse his help and asked to be put out of his misery . The encounter caused the man to recollect his childhood when he cared for finches . Furthermore , her recalled...
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...48 yr old man presents to ER stating my “left lower leg is killing me.” Patient has been in pain for two days. When asked when the pain started PT states “while I was playing water Volleyball, I felt a pop in my leg, I thought maybe I just strained a muscle but it feels like someone hit me in the back of the leg with a bat, I can’t even walk on my leg.” Upon visual evaluation the leg is swollen and blue in color. Nurse is observing swelling, bruising, and alignment of the two legs. A Thompson test can be used to the severity of the injury. The tender area felt boggy to palpation and a gap was found. Both feet and ankles felt normal, although a non-tender calcaneus was found. The patient had a capillary-refill time of less than two seconds and no neurovascular deficit. The left ankle had normal dorsiflexion and plantar flexion, but there was active resistance on plantar flexion in the right ankle. Passive inversion and eversion movements were normal with no laxity and endpoints were firm. Initial diagnosis was a ruptured Achilles tendon in the right leg and this was confirmed by ultrasonography. Radiography was not indicated. The patient’s case was discussed with an orthopaedic registrar by telephone. The patient’s limb was then placed in equinus cast, in which the ankle is flexed to between 40° and 60°, and plaster of Paris was applied. To ensure the patient’s psychosocial needs were met, and that he had a realistic expectation of rehabilitation and long-term care...
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...them…Marin’s skirts are shorter and since her eyes are pretty, and since Marin is already older than us in many ways, the boys who do pass by say stupid things like I am in love with those two green apples you call eyes, give them to me why don’t you. And Marin just looks at them without even blinking and is not afraid.” Marin also longs for a rich future, hopes in finding a nice man who will take her away from Mango Street. Esperanza’s hopes are to escape Mango street as well so she really looks up to Marin and her hopes and dreams. “Those who don’t” Why aren't Esperanza and the others afraid? Esperanza and others aren’t afraid because they understand the daily hustle in their neighborhood and the people that make up the neighborhood. When you live somewhere your environment impacts your life and who you are significantly. Esperanza states in the 2nd paragraph how she identifies the people in her neighborhood, “We know the guy with the crooked eye is Davy and the baby’s brother, and the tall one next to him in the straw brim, that’s Rosa’s Eddie V., and the big one that looks like a dumb grown man, he’s Fat Boy, though he’s not fat anymore nor a boy.” She even states how her community is safe to her since she and the people understand each other. “There was an Old Woman” What is Esperanza's opinion of the Vargas family? Esperanza does not think highly of the Vargas family. She understands the mother is single with life moving too fast for her to keep up. But, she believes the...
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...*Poisonous snakes do not always inject venom when they bite or strike a person. However, all snakes may carry tetanus (lockjaw); anyone bitten by a snake, whether poisonous or non-poisonous, should immediately seek medical attention. If someone is bitten, do the following: *Remain calm and have the victim lie down. *Immobilize the bitten extremity. DO NOT ELEVATE. *Clean the area of the bite with soap and water, if possible. DO NOT use ointments of any kind. *Place a constricting band one to two fingers breadths above and below the bite. (It should not have a tourniquet-like affect). *Cool the bite area by placing an ice bag over the area of the bite. DO NOT WRAP IN ICE OR PLACE ICE DIRECTLY ON THE SKIN. Chemicals cold packs activated by squeezing the package to mix the chemicals that produce an intense cold may be bandaged onto the bitten area to slow the spread of venom. *DO NOT attempt to cut open the bite or suck out the venom. *DO NOT give the casualty food, alcohol, stimulants (coffee or tea), drugs or tobacco. *Transport the victim to a medical treatment facility immediately. In recent years, hospital admissions of personnel due to bites and stings of poisonous arthropods have exceeded the admissions for treatment of snakebites. Only about a third of the deaths due to poisonous bites were from snakes; the others were caused by poisonous arthropods. Some of the desert arthropods are harmless...
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...“All right, Eliezer….. All right…. Not too much air…. Tired. My feet are swollen. It’s good to rest, but my violin…” I tried to keep it light without omitting the truth, but my panic about the violin pressed between me and the other Jews was creeping up again. “What about your violin?” he sounded so skeptical. I would have liked to tell him off about the importance of classical instruments, but my mind was getting fuzzy and my lungs felt heavy. I focused on regaining my breath enough to weakly answer him. “I… I’m afraid… They’ll break… my violin… I… I brought it with me.” The words sounded faint even to my ears and my lungs just wouldn’t seem to fill all the way. The minutes stretched on and I patiently awaited an answer from my dying companion, but one never did...
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...I feel nauseous, tired, dehydrated, and I am hungary. I want to go home very badly, but I wouldn’t dare step out of line like the other jew did earlier. I’m not planning on getting killed any time soon. Every now and then a jew would fall behind, and I’d hear a gunshot. There were dead bodies all around us. I see people collapsing on the ground trying hard to get back on their feet. I heard from a shorter man ahead of me talking to another guy with pants ripped at the knee, he said “we are heading to a concentration camp somewhere in...
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...IB Dipolma Extended Essay “30,000 Years of Big Women, What caused the Modern Mortification of the Female Form?” Sarah Martino Candidate Number: 000193-0076 South Side High School 2013 Word Count: 3,002 Number of Pages: 14 Abstract: The goal of this essay is to address the changes in the female form in art throughout time. This topic is obviously pertains to the subject of visual arts as the main focus of this essay is evaluating the aesthetics of the female form through examples of artwork. Many research questions were considered but the one chosen was: “30,000 Years of Big Women, What Caused the Modern Mortification of the Female Form?” To answer this question, I chose a piece of artwork for numerous time periods that included the female form. First researching background information about the artist and the time period and then relating it to why the piece was constructed in that way. Through much research and meetings with individuals who are familiar in this subject matter, I was able to develop an argument, which demonstrated the changes in female form for various reasons. Table of Contents Page 1- Title Page Page 2- Abstract Page 3- Table of Contents Page 4- Essay Page 14- Bibliography Page 15- Table of Images The Cyclades, are a group of Greek islands, of the Aegean Sea, were home to the Cycladic Civilization, which lasted from about 3200 BC- 1100BC. This time period is broken up by historians into the early Cycladic...
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...trained by the Women's Shelter to watch for signs of Domestic Violence and to discuss it with their patience. Rosalyn revealed what had happened and the Doctor recommended she contact the Womens Shelter. The next day Rosalyn checked into the women's shelter with her children.(Roselyn) had a beaten and bruised body along with a broken jaw). Jenny didn't feel good about herself, because a surgery she had left severe scars on her. she felt unattractive, but Cal made her fell very attractive despite of her short comings. He was very tender and tentative to her when they made love Jenny says, and never laid a hand on her until she moved in with him. During the next three years according to Jenny Cal broke her nose, accused her of things with another man, and then broke her fingers with a hockey stick. When she came home a little late he knocked her tooth out, when his car wasn't running properly, he blamed...
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...treatment options. C. Of persons infected with mucosal HPV, 5% to 30% are infected with multiple types of the virus. D. Although we know Human Papillomavirus is one of the most common sexually-transmitted infection in the US, and one of the ones that does not have a cure, however; HPV often clears on its own, in case it does not, and there are treatments options. E. Things you need to know about HPV. What they are and their symptoms? What causes them? How to protect yourself from acquiring HPV? And what are the consequences if you don’t protect yourself? Transition***The first among of these points is what Human Papillomavirus is and what the symptoms are. II. Body A. We all know that around 80% of sexually active man and women will contract the HPV virus at some point during their lifetime. 1. HPV is infection that benign causing warts on areas of the body including the hands, feet and genitals, there are certain strains that put a person at a higher risk of developing certain types of cancers. a. When genital warts become present, they may appear as a small bump, cluster of bumps or stem-like protrusions. b. They can range in size and...
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...Broken Medley Wait. Be still. Don't go over the line. Don't let go. Wait for it. "BANG!" My reactions were precise as I sprung out of the blocks. The sun was beating down on my back as my feet clawed at the blistering, red turf. With every step I took, my toes sunk into the squishy, foul smelling surface, as my lungs grasped for air. Everything felt the way it should as I plunged toward my destination. I clutched the baton in my sweaty palms, promising myself not to let go. My long legs moved me as fast as I could go as I hugged the corner of the line like a toddler hugging their favorite teddy bear. The steps were just like I had practiced. As I came closer to my final steps, my stomac started twisting and my heart beat began to rise. The different colors of arrows started to pass under my feet, and I knew it was time. "Reach," I yelled to Susan, whom had seemed unusually far away. Yelling, "Slow down, slow down," turned into "Stop!" Susan halted to a stop as the gold baton fell into her hands and she took off into a dead sprint. The red colored flag rose. We were disqualified from something that we all dreaded; going out of the exchange zone. I had never really been a part of a team that had a chance to win something, but the potential was always there. I finally got my chance to be a part of such a team my sophomore year of track. Mr. McCain, the head track coach, had decided to experiment with some different races to gain more team points. Since the girls'...
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...He made sure we were okay and left before the cops came because he had been drinking. As he left Paige called my sister and told her to come down to that entrance. When she came, Natalie and I got in the car. Paige wasn’t supposed to have people in the car and we didn’t want her to get in trouble. We drove back to my house sobbing. I had cut my mouth open with my teeth when we hit the wall. Since I wasn’t wearing a seatbelt I flew forward and hit my face on the seat in front of me. I could taste the blood and my lip was really swollen. I also bruised my shin pretty bad, as too where I could barely walk. I thought I broke it when I first stepped out of the car. The scariest part was I thought I might have ripped open my stitches. When we got to the house I took off my jeans and saw how bad my shin really was. Zach and Natalie both kept telling me to put ice on it. All I could think about was Natalie parents. They aren’t very fond of my sister, let alone her friend, driving her around. I was worried that we wouldn’t be able to hangout anymore. She called her mom and told her what happened. She got to my house about the same time my mom did. She didn’t seem angry or worried. We all talked for a while and I told everyone what...
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...“Or, if you will, in a world where a man can still sneak a bone in with his ex-girlfriend, after she willfully leaves him for another outstanding man, it’s still important to realize that hydration is goddamn important, especially when said hydration can help said...
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...Nontraditional health care practices are becoming more and more popular in many different cultures. There will be several different cultures that will be will discussed concerning their diverse health care practices and how these practices influence their culture regarding their health and what they do to avoid health problems. Furthermore, I will investigate different nontraditional health care choices that are existing in my region, along with the number of people choosing to use those choices over traditional medical practices. Hmong Hmongs believe in both traditional health care practices and non-traditional health care practices. However they fear American medicines because of their serious side effects (Purnell, 2013). Hmong’s use many herbs to heal themselves. Usually when children are sick they will give the herbs and plants. Sometimes they will add these herbs to their children’s food which consist of only chicken and rice and no vegetables (Carteret, M. 2011). Most Hmong families try herbal remedies before doing anything else. They fear that if surgery is done that good spirits will leave the body and that bad spirits will enter (Purnell, 2013). Korean Koreans believe in many options for healing most of these options are non-traditional. Herbal medicine which is used for creating harmony between oneself and the larger cosmology (Purnell 2013). Koreans believe that having harmony will allow the body and soul to heal. Koreans like to use Acupuncture, herbal medicines...
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...Growth and Development of the Infant Terms Motor a. Pertaining to any activity or behavior involving muscular movement Deciduous b. Primary teeth, twenty in number, which are replaced by permanent teeth; also called baby teeth Peer Group c. Association of persons of similar age Maturation d. Process of coming to full development Dentition e. Process of teething General Development of the Infant The term "development" refers to age-related changes in our characteristics and capacities. The term "norms" refers to what is normal, or typical. Developmental norms refer to typical characteristics or patterns of development at any given age. We must study the development of many different types of characteristics. There are four general areas of human development, physical (changes in our body), cognitive (changes in our knowledge and understanding), emotional (changes in our knowledge and ability to manage our emotions) and social (changes in how we understand and interact with other people). The characteristics and abilities of children change as they get older. It is important to keep in mind that the time frames presented are averages and some children may achieve various developmental milestones earlier or later than the average but still be within the normal range. Doctors generally determine what is normal by referring to a percentile. A percentile is the percentage of people who get an equal or lower score than any given score. For instance...
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