Meet Rosy Doula, labor coach, and an emotional support during delivery Rosy is the newest member to the Teen Parent Connection staff. She started her TPC journey in March of 2015. Rosy previously worked at an OB-GYN office that eventually led her to apply to Teen Parent Connection. Rosy having been a teen mom herself has the ability to connect with participants she works with on a deeper level.…
Up in Michigan tells the story of how Liz Coates discovers herself falling for Jim Gilmore, but when lust takes over she finds herself in an unwanted predicament. Throughout the story, Liz thoughts about Jim are conveyed as positive and overwhelming. The ending circumstance was that Jim took Liz’s feelings into play and they performed sexual intercourse. Although Liz seemed unwilling throughout the sexual relations with Jim, the text suggest that Liz might have liked what Jim did to her.…
“Fed-Up” is an advocacy documentary, directed by Stephanie Soechtig, that follows young teens (for over a course of two years) who are struggling with obesity, diabetes, and other health related issues. Soechtig argues that the government inadvertently subsidizes the obesity epidemic. She informs viewers that the first dietary guidelines do not take into consideration the role dietary sugar plays in obesity, diabetes, and other health related issues today. She believes that the government has overlooked the role of sugar in diets. In the last thirty years, the number of overweight children has gone from 1 in 20 to 1 in 5.…
Multi-agency working refers to different teams of professionals working together to provide the best service to meet the needs of children, young people and their parents. All teams of professionals understand that some families have complex needs which is why they are well-placed to identify potential difficulties and help them find the support they need. The multi-agency approach is an essential element of every child matters: change for children. (Mewan.net, 2016) In this scenario Irfan, a 4 year old boy is in the hospital because he has had an asthma attack.…
Kath & Kim: A Comparative Essay Kath & Kim is a satirical Australian comedy that debuted on the 16th of May, 2002. The show follows the story of a middle-aged Kath and her dramatic daughter Kim as they attempt to navigate life in suburban Australia. The original Kath & Kim had four seasons released over five years and attracted a cult following from Australian audiences; with the first season bringing in an average of 1,254,000 views per episode. This success was relatively consistent and led American companies – NBC Universal Television, Reveille Productions and Universal Media Studios – to purchase and adapt the show from Riley Turner Productions.…
The worker contacted Shelly English; who is a friend of Stacy Murphy. Mrs. English “Stacy has desperately needed help with her daughter Rosemary for years. Rosemary suffers from behavioral issues and ADHD. Within the last year Rosemary has even started cutting herself on the arm with razor blades. Stacy just wants what is best for Rosemary and she’s doing the best she can, but Rosemary needs help.”…
Disagreements are never pleasant. We need to resolve them quickly before they escalate or become personally critical, which is very hard to take back once harsh words are out. We also need to try and resolve them completely to avoid it happening again. Volunteering at school with young children I see quite a few disagreements.…
In the articles “Brittany Maynard, as promised, ends her life at 29” and “Brittany Maynard explains reasons for ending her life in her own words”, Brittany Maynard decides to end her own life during the end stages of her terminal brain cancer. In this essay, I will describe Maynard’s reasons for her decision to take her own life. I will show how Kant would argue that Maynard’s decision was morally impermissible by using the two formulations of the Categorical Imperative, and how Aristotle would argue that Maynard’s decision was morally permissible using the doctrine of the mean and the good for a state argument. Finally, after critically assessing both approaches, I will show how I determined the permissibility of Maynard’s decision in taking her own life.…
In this case, it is better to present phone administrated survey for Gilchrist Services Patients. The practice should choose a survey method the patients are comfortable using. Sometimes they have their family members help fill out surveys for them. However, the better idea is to have patients responding to their own surveys; as a result, the patient is responsible for their care. With the phone administrated survey, even if a patient that cannot talk can at least be able to express the answer to a question by pressing a number on the…
What are the components of a well-child check for this 3-month old infant? During the baby's early months, parents are curious and ask a lot of questions about their babies. When this three month old female is brought to the clinic, weight, length and head circumference should be checked and plot in the child's growth chart. A complete head to toe assessment is done.…
The heavenly sound of guitars and pianos complement the angelic voice of Lori Lieberman as she sings, “Strumming my pain with his fingers.” The breakaway of the piano serenades the listener into a ballad of love. Generation by generation, the stylistics of “Killing Me Softly” has evolved to conform to a variety of genres and audiences. It has made its way through airways with notable artists taking a change of channeling the essence of the song. Although the song originated from a young vocalist known as, Lori Lieberman, many credit those who have covered the song as the originators, such as Roberta Flack, The Fugees and Colbie Caillat.…
Utilized in an assortment of settings, perinatal social laborers help people, families, and groups react to psychosocial issues that rise amid the period from pre-pregnancy through a baby's first year of life. Pregnancies can be exceptionally energizing and times of immaculate happiness; in any case, they can likewise be frightening and tumultuous. Medicinal conditions, vulnerability and the family's socio-social circumstance may all test the capacity to appreciate the pregnancy and bring forth a kid who can flourish. Perinatal social specialists work to bolster ladies and families as they explore restorative difficulties, process complex data about pregnancies and neonates (birth to age 1), and access group underpins. Perinatal social laborers…
Good morning Sister Janice, staff, parents and students. I am very honored to be the 2016-2017 class Salutatorian. My hard work and dedication for the past years have paid off. My past years at Our Lady of Guadalupe have allowed me to change my inmost being. They have allowed me to truly discover myself and my true potential.…
| 4. Monitor vital signs for ↑ pulse, ↓ B/P, and ↑ respirations along with assessment of skin temperature/color. * Blood pressure monitoring along with assessment of respirations, pulse, skin color, and urinary output along with frequent physical assessments performed in the fourth stage of labor provide prompt identification of excessive bleeding.…
Midwifery embraces the reproductive rights of women and instead of limiting the decisions that mothers should be able to make when it comes to their birthing experience, they open up the doors to many options available to the mother without the use of medical interventions. Unlike doctors in hospitals, midwives provide extensive one-on-one health care education and counseling, as well as engage in shared decision-making with their clients and patients. The decision to determine when, where and how a child is brought into this world is not one that many mothers get to experience unless a midwife is chosen due to the lack of knowledge of women’s rights. Childbearing women frequently are not aware of their legal right to make health care choices…