Case study for non-medical prescribing This case study aims to demonstrate the safety assessment of a patient, formulating a diagnosis, deciding on treatment, and planning his care. Moreover at the heart of it is to demonstrate the ability for safe prescribing and evaluation of patients as an NMP. Throughout this piece, the ten RPS competencies are taken into consideration and a selected Consultation model is used to provide an assessment structure, this had to be straightforward, practical, and provide guidance...
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Lockdown by Walter Dean Myers is a novel narrated by incarcerated teen, 14-year-old Maurice “Reese” Anderson. The novel begins with Reese detailing his experience in juvenile detention after 22 months of imprisonment, his sentence for stealing a prescription pad from a local doctor’s office, and selling them to his neighborhood drug dealer. However, Reese is comprised of more than the person his crimes suggest; he is smart, compassionate, and devoted to those he considers his family. This essay will summarize...
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Abstract. Under the settings of the occupant population growth, higher building, and transportation masses, traditional houses in a tropical climate are not designed as a consequence of the optimal model in rural environments with improved air circulation and lower noise sources as original types in the past. Those conditions take consequences on occupational adaptation, physically and psychologically. The study intended to analyze the occupant’s sensitivity and adaptation to heat and noise environments. The tropical environment, which is represented by geographical...
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Only eleven days after the new year celebration around the world in 2019, a girl from Saudi “escaped” from her family. She locked herself in a Bangkok airport hotel room since the Thailand government “confiscated her passport and were holding her Sunday…”, according to the CTV news published on January 6 by Grant Peck and Aya Batrawy. This news drew attention from the public all around the world since fleeing means a violation of a series of laws in Saudi....
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Introduction Ancient Egypt has been at the forefront of archaeological investigation since Napoleon discovered the Rosetta Stone. From then on archaeologists have continued to discover new findings that all have iconic qualities. However, it cannot be denied that the most iconic discovery is Tutankhamun's tomb. This discovery stimulated a widespread interest in Egyptian history known as ‘Tutmania’, an outcome that had not been witnessed before the twentieth century (Stevenson, 2019: 153). This sudden interest, stimulated by additional factors, enabled the...
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The Progressive Movement, dated between 1890 to 1920, was a period of social activism and political reform throughout the United States. The point of the Progressive Movement was to eliminate problems caused by industrialization, urbanization, immigration, and political corruption. Did the Progressive Movement have more victories than failures? One of the many groups in the Progressive movement was women. Many women fought for equality and whoever participated called themselves the suffragists. Woman suffrage supporters worked to educate the public about...
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Abstract This paper critically reviews the concept of professionalism. Despite the best efforts by theorists to define the concept, there is no singular definition. This paper considers political and policy contexts, by reviewing the concepts of, traditional, managerial, and democratic professionalism. I shape my own perspective of professionalism emerging from literature and my school experience to conceptualize a working definition of professionalism. I conclude that my professional identity is shaped by conforming to standards. What does it mean to be...
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Slavery in the colonies relied on the notion that the mother passed down the legal condition of enslavement. From the beginning of the colonization of the Caribbean sometime in the 15th century, it was expected that enslaved women gave birth to enslaved children. This was later cemented into the common law of the roman code Partus Sequitur Ventrem, a Latin translation of ‘offspring follows belly,’ that legally stated any child born to an enslaved woman was born into slavery, regardless...
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When Pangaea or Pangea, a supercontinent that existed during the Paleozoic and early Mesozoic eras, began breaking apart about 175 million years ago, the broken pieces of land started forming positions and now are believed to be existing as the continents in the world. After years of settlement, today we humans stand divided within these continents. The ironic part is that we humans haven’t been separated by these continents and the ocean, but by the walls of racism and made...
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Introduction In this document, we are going to study the work of EH Carr on history in the book what is history? The document is divided into 5 parts to give the reader a flexible experience in the reading. Some points, paragraphs, and lines are taken from historical sources given by E.H Carr in his book what is history. The document is created by Kumar Anantashish a student in 1st year BA LLB from Bennett University. The reason to write...
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The CSI Effect on Jury Expectations The CSI effect is a significant issue in Forensics because the jury is formed of members of the public who most likely do not have experience in the field of forensics, so their expectations are based on what they see in television programs and in the media. The jury has a lot of influence over the outcome of a trial so therefore, the expectations they have about forensics compared to reality may have a...
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(1.1) Demand and Supply chaining of oil Starting from China, the pandemic has spread to many countries. The US also suffers many impacts of the pandemic. The US oil demand drops a lot and It has a lot of impact on US oil demand is all dried up because people are kept in lockdown. The petroleum companies store to rent tankers for storing the excess supply and as a result, the US oil price changed into negative land. Although the...
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As the Veterinary Officer in Dublin City Council, you are asked to explain to the general public, the public health risks associated with cat feces in public places Introduction The Litter Pollution Act 1997, Section 22, enforces the law regarding dog soiling in public areas. These laws are enforced by Dublin City Council’s Litter Warden and failure of compliance can lead to hefty fines and a possible court summons. In conjunction, various campaigns such as the ‘Anti-dog fouling awareness campaign’...
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Depression, a common yet severe mental health disorder, poses a considerable challenge to individuals and societies worldwide. In the United States alone, it is estimated that more than 17 million adults experience at least one major depressive episode in a given year. This condition is far from merely feeling "blue" or "down in the dumps"; it is a complex disorder characterized by persistent feelings of sadness, hopelessness, and a lack of interest or pleasure in activities. Despite its prevalence and...
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1.0 Identify the Scenario. 1.1 Zootopia. Zootopia is an entertaining film that uses animation and stunts to provide a lesson on race, prejudice, segregation, bullying, and political corruption all thinly veiled in the world of cartoon animals. Absolutely more than what you'd expect from an animated film from Walt Disney Animation Studios is really good. “Zootopia” is a place where animals have jumped a few levels of evolution; they can walk upright, talk and even wear clothes. Besides, “Zootopia” is...
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Vaccines have been questioned for a substantial amount of time by both parents and certain health professionals in the media regarding their effects on a maturing child; however, these claims are quick to be proven incorrect as vaccines are deemed necessary considering they are the true reason that diseases, such as polio, no longer exist in the United States. The simple role of vaccines is to teach the body how to defend itself from diseases, sicknesses, and infections. Blatantly, many...
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The research conducted focuses on the compositional aspects of Dixieland Jazz as well as the structure of its music. The music itself gained popularity in the early 20th century due to some iconic musicians that not only performed them but created the fundamental composition of Dixieland Jazz. This research also includes the origins of how this came to be and additional information from books, scholarly articles, and audio recordings that help support this argument. Introduction The purpose of this research...
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Teenage drug and alcohol use in America is on the rise. This use of drugs and alcohol is dangerous and needs to be put to an end. But what factors influence teenagers to start using? Is it family issues? Peer Pressure? Or is it the constant parade of celebrity “role models” going in and out of rehab or the enormous amount of drug and alcohol references found on television and in music lyrics? Many celebrities, like musical artists, actors and...
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Iron Man is a fictional superhero appearing in American Comic books published by Marvel Comics. Based on this character, Iron Man (2008 film) is an American superhero film produced by Marvel Studios and distributed by Paramount Pictures. The summary Iron Man is a billionaire Tony Stark, a CEO who led the world’s most powerful weapons makers with genius brains and talents, and a brilliant life that is not just a celebrity with innate charm. He returned from his successful development...
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Vietnam: Does the Domino Fall? For centuries, the world has been dominated by enduring Western influence. A particular country that has been part of the tumultuous upheaval of Western culture is Vietnam. Once an ancient civilization, stemming back to the ways of the Chinese Feudal System, Vietnam first met Western incursion in the form of French colonialism in 1887. From this point forward, the nation of Vietnam has continuously fought for the sovereignty of boundaries and rule. However, despite their...
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Realizing that other countries point at Canada in the nose because it throws garbage in others’ backyards might sound astonishing. Unfortunately, this absurdity is a reality. In this hot May, the Philippines has put on a parade about sending back Canada’s garbage. The plastic wastes from “developed countries” are piled up to a height as high as a two-floor building and it takes up an area the same as two football fields. We exported household wastes to the Philippines and...
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The Odyssey, written by Homer, is one of two ancient Greek epic poems and was written near the end of the eighth century BC. The Odyssey tells the tale of the Greek hero Odysseus who has been missing for 10 years and is trying to return to his kingdom in Ithaca. Everyone, including Penelope (Odysseus’ wife) and Telemachus (Odysseus’ son), believes that Odysseus died during the fall of Troy. Based on that, suitors from all around have come to Odysseus’...
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Introduction The 2015 film, The Secret Life of Marilyn Monroe, portrays Marilyn Monroe’s family, work, social, and everyday life. The movie does a great job portraying the struggles she faced. It tells her story as it shows her growing up and how she got the jobs she did. During the entirety of the film, Marilyn is talking to her therapist about what her life has been like. The movie begins by showing young Marilyn talking about how she wants to...
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Shirley Jackson’s “The Lottery” is a frightening illustration of a society that has only two classes, specifically a working class and an oppressive wealthy class. Looking at the text through a Marxist lens makes the distinction between classes even more apparent. The bourgeoisie, or the wealthy upper class, are those who hold power over the lower class using oppression. This lower class, also known as the proletariat, is composed of downtrodden workers who are not allowed to think for sheer...
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Introduction Hydraulic fracturing or fracking is a technique used to extract non-renewable sources of energy such as oil and natural gas. This technique was developed because there are certain sources such as shales and subterranean rocks from which extraction cannot be done using existing methods known at the time of its invention. What is fracking and how it came about? Hydraulic fracturing is a technique in which a liquid mixture (containing certain chemical components and water) is injected into the...
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An epidemic plaguing the United States currently is childhood obesity. The problem is extremely significant and it continues to increase at an alarming rate. (Childhood Obesity Facts, 2019), found that 13.9% of children between the ages of 2-5, 18.4% of children 6-11, and 20.6% of adolescent children are obese. If these rates continue to climb in this direction the United States children will enter their adulthood obese. (Finkelstein, et al., 2012), has a prediction of 51% of Americans becoming obese...
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Narrative family therapy Proponents of narrative family therapy believe personal experience is ambiguous and reality is shaped by language--the reality is a subjective, socially constructed truth. Narrative therapy focuses on the effects of the client’s problem, not the cause, and dissects how the problem impacts the family at large. Narrative therapists view the client’s problem as the focal problem and view the client as secondary to the problem--the person is not the problem. (Gehart, 2014). Core concepts. Dominant Narrative--a person’s...
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Abstract This proposal is focused on healthcare legislation and how to allow equal and unbiased access to healthcare coverage for everyone. It will explain a variety of issues that are currently in our healthcare system today and will give ideas on how some changes need to be made for this healthcare system not to fail in the future. Issues that will be discussed and outlined in this proposal are, Affordable Care Act (ACA), Medicaid, fair enrollment, insurance and healthcare providers,...
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Introduction to Kanye West's Influence on Rap The main reason I decided to choose this topic is that rap makes up the majority of what I listen to. I listen to rap almost everywhere, whether it be in the car driving around, working out, or even just doing homework for my classes. If I was going to research and write about something related to music, picking a topic that I would be interested in learning more about, enjoy writing about,...
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The advent of microbiology in the 19th Century is arguably the biggest factor shaping modern medicine today. While understanding infectious disease is often toted as the biggest benefit of this, the discovery of microbial natural products is arguably a much more impactful one. Much like the industrial revolution brought about products that were never imaginable, the “golden age of discovery” of microbial natural products provided access to hitherto untapped biosynthetic machinery and consequently a whole new era of natural products....
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