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Lead Aprons are an essential part of the PPE that protect radiographers and patients from unnecessary radiation exposure. They are made from powdered lead incorporated in a binder of rubber or vinyl and come in various lead equivalencies (Howeron & Iannucci, 2012). If used as a secondary barrier to absorb scattered radiation an apron with lead equivalency of at least 0.25mm should be used. Lead aprons shall be at least 0.5mm…

The Fascinating Life of a Lefty. Eliana Cardenas Period:9 ELAR Mrs.Itina April --, 2018 ILTexas Windmill Lakes Left-handed people, such as myself, have a very intriguing life. We have very different personalities, ways of thinking, and a very interesting history. Lefty’s also have lots of struggles and they also have a small amount of abilities they can do that right-handed people can’t do. (P.S.: I will put the links of the websites on the bottom of the Essay) The Left-handed History and…

Some form of transportation has always been used in people's’ daily lives, from hunters in the Stone Age to people now with jobs or vacations. The used of transportation has changed drastically also; now we travel for leisure but thousands of years ago, travel was mainly just for survival. During the Antebellum Period, transportation accelerated industrialization by moving goods and people quickly, efficiently, and cheaply. “Transportation was the most important business in the 19th century,”…

inherently out of tune pitches on their instrument, while Stone (1999) and Crider (1990) recommended that teachers help students create intonation charts. For references purposes, Crider (1990) suggested that students keep the chart in their band binder. Additionally, Crider (1990) recommended that teachers offer students suggestions for alternate fingerings and slide compensation to improve intonation. Jagow’s book, “Tuning for Wind Instruments: A Roadmap to Successful…

St. Lucy’s Home for Girls Raised by Wolves is a fictional short story written by Karen Russell about a pack of girls sent by their parents to a convent so they could be taught to be couth, kempt, civilized, and lady-like. Has the main character, Claudette, become a naturalized citizen of human society? Was she fully integrated into human society? In my opinion, Claudette was integrated into human society by the nuns unlike Mirabella, who was expelled in Stage 4. Many lessons were taught during…

Adequate training of existing staff in all aspects of Kangaroo Mother Care The manual is not a substitute for actual training of the KMC staff. KMC does not require additional staff, but all, if not most, existing staff at the clinics will be trained in KMC benefits, implementation, potential problems, and family-staff communication. Doctors at the clinic will be identified who can help lead this training, and a KMC training committee will be formed at the clinic so that a program of…

In my writing career I have had many good essays and also just as many bad essays. I wasn’t a very good writer until my freshman year of high school. It was a very big changing point in my life that I will never forget. My middle school wasn’t too hard about essay grading but when I went to high school at Memphis University School (MUS), it was a wake up call for sure. Writing isn’t something that came naturally for me, I had to work my ass off to get where I am today and I still am not near…

I’m a writer. I always have been. I have a notebook full of fictional stories I scribbled in kindergarten. I have journals upon journals that document my middle school, high school, and college experiences. I have binders of poems, letters I never sent, conversations I never had. Writing was and is my outlet. I always received good grades on my papers with little effort, and I was always the one stuck editing my older brothers’ papers late at night. I didn’t know what I wanted to do with…

Both quotes carry as much weight today as they did when they were first given. In order for any individual or government to make a proper decision, they require an adequate amount of information about the topic of the decision. Without this information it is impossible to determine what the outcome of your decisions could be. For a corporation this could mean going bankrupt, but for a government, this could be a major impact on your citizens or citizens of other countries. Say for example that…

When it comes to the topic of state lotteries, most of us would nod our heads in agreement. Gloria Jimenez, who is a determined mother of two and a graduate of Tufts University, would repudiate the basic suggestion of such a system. In her essay “Against the Odds, and Against the Common Good”, Jimenez questions the public acceptance of state-run lotteries. Jimenez understands that because states often administer lotteries, the likelihood of the dismissal of the program is impractical. Despite…