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spanned from 1820-1900

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romantic period

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it rejected the concept of rationalization and conversationalism

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romanticism

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is a break away to the usual away of Life and began

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society

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continued to flourish during this time

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industrial revolution

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in the early 1900s brought about a big leep in the aspect of technology and economy

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new sources of energy

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is not about love or romance: it's all about nature, childhood, supernatural, and gothic element's

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romanticism

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is also one of the prominent themes of this era

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power of nature

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whereas romantic emphasize nature's triumph over humans

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age of enlightenment

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the transition between the classical and the romantic period

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ludwid van Beethoven bridge

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followed strict rules, romantic music featured freedom, creativity, emotion, imagination, and experimentation

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classical music

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everything became louder, longer and bigger

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innovation in musical style

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a winder range of pitch a song -like melodies became evident to the music of the period

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richer harmonies denser texture's

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became massive,louder and resembled the present ensemble

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orchestra

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became more important in this era

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concertos with piano music

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when people began to express

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romantic period

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to use folksong, dance, and musical identities

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composers started

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in the romantic period continued to use some forms of music

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composers

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is a multi- movement orchestral music

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program symphony

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was introduced by franz Liszt

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symphonic poem or tone poem

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was a famous russian composer

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pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky

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is one of the main features of the romantic period

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piano

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was a polish composer

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Frederic Francois Chopin

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is an intrumental music that narrates a story through music

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program music

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is an overture used for a concert performance

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concert overture

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was performed during social gathering

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ballroom dance

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are combination of different culture

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ballrom dance

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in a ballrom dance can enchance one health

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participating

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were held in a large room

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dance

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referred to a dine in a ballroom

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ballroom dance

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are also know as European, modern and modern ballroom dance

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international standrod dance

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this international standard dance derived from an old german word walzen

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Walt's

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started in the suburbs of Vienna and the alpine region of ausrtia

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Walt's

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this dance was originated in buenos aires, Argentina and was originally know as sensual ballroom dance

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tango

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created by an actor named harry fox in 1914, 4/4 time signature

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foxtrot

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it is an energetic fast dance

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quickstep

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these dance were originatrf in latin americon

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international latin dance

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it's was inspired by a slow version of mambao called triple mambao or a mombaowith guiro

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cha-cha originating

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this latin dance originated in Brazil during 19th century

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samba

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its comes the word rumbear, which means going to parties, dancing and haring a good time

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bumba

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this dance potrays the sponish bullfight

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paso doble

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was influenced by dance, such a boogie, jitterbug, bebop, rock and roll, 2/4 time signature

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jire

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is the initial, immediate, and temporary treatment

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first aid

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3 objective of first aid

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to preserve or save life

to relieve or alleviate suffering or pain

to minimize injuries and promote recovery

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5 material of first air

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first-aid kit

compress dressing

scissors

alcohol wips and gloves

safety pins

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what is the meaning of KAIPS

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kind and calm

alert and watchful

ingenious

polite

sensitive

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gentle hand will let the victims not feel fear of became panicked

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kind and calm

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a good first aider must be watchful not only and victim, but also on hisor her surroundings

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alert and watchful

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a good first aider must know how to apply first aid

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ingenious

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a good first aider should be tracful

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polite

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the first aider should make the patient feel comfortable

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sensitive

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a good first aider should be quick to perform action

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fast in decisions- making

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because time is cital in giving first aid

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efficient and confident

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is a fast method to find out if someone has an injury

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primary survey

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what is DR ABC

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danger

response

airway

breathing

circulation

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if someone need help, check if it is safe to approach him or her first

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danger

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check fot the victims consciousness

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response

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check of his or her air way is open

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air way

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observe thr victim's breathing pattern

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breathing

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check first if there are many sign of severe bleeding

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circulation

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is the only done once the primary survey is dealt with and succeded from life threat ering condition

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secondary survey

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what is DEFGHI

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disability

exposed or examine

full set of vital sign

give comport measures

inspect posterior surface

history and heat-to-toe- assessment

inspect posterior surface

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look dor any deformities or disabilities, and check the neurological status of the patient

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disability

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the first aider may loosen the patient clothing to fully assess his or her condition

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exposed and examine

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note any changes in the following areas: pulse, rate, temperature, eye pupil dilation, breathing, blood pressure, and skin color

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fully set of vital sign

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observe if there is any sign of wound, deformaties or discoloration at the posterior

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inspect posterior surface

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in taking history of the patient

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history

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the is the SAMPLE?

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symptoms

allergy

medication

past medical history

last oral intake

event

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observe if there any sign of wound, deformities, or desolation at the posterior surface

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inspect posterior surface

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is a measurement of a person's heart rate

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pulse rare

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is the preson's number of breath's pe minutes

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breathing rate

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blood pushing against the artery walls

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blood pressure

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normal body temperature

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body temperature

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observe the color and temperature of the skin of the patient

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skin color