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    In phylum chordata, the circulatory system of each species are closed circulation. The closed circulation systems evolved in the phylum Echinodermata. However, with some enhancements, some species may have different numbers of chambers such as shark with 2 chambers, frog with 3 chambers and pig with 4 chambers. Some circulations have different shapes. In fish, they have most likely to have closed loop circulatory system. They have single circulation. In reptiles, they have double circulation. Their heart can move around because they lack of diaphragm. Lastly, the mammals have double circulation because it can pumps oxygenated and deoxygenated blood to the lungs. The function of circulatory system in closed loop is that blood travels through…

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    Family Systems Families are systems that have created their own strategies on how they deal with tasks on a daily bases. They are the people who “have shared a sense of history, share emotional ties to one another, and devise strategies for meeting the needs of individual family members and the group as a whole” (Anderson and Sabatelli 2010:6). A family’s historical background, ethnicity, culture and religion can all contribute to its uniqueness from other families. These attributes also have…

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    Despite the state governments benevolent intentions to preserve the anonymity of biological parents, adoptees were discriminated against “a system of unequal treatment under the law” (“Adoptees Should Have the Right to View Their Adoption Records”, par. 5). In 1917, Minnesota became the first state to establish the adoption law which concealed adoption records confidentially from the public and never intended on sealing them from the adoptees. After World War II, adoption records were largely…

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    is whether or not it is ethical to separate a child from their biological family and place them with a different family and whether the possible emotional strain on the birth family, the adoptive family and the child are acceptable risks in exchange for the possibility of a better life for all of the parties. There are multiple types of adoption. Parents may adopt family members or relatives or they may adopt from within the U.S. or from abroad. (Medline Plus: Adoption www.nlm.nih.gov) Within…

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    Extinction: Under this type of project closure, the termination of project takes place when either the project has been completed successfully or it has accomplished all it goals and objectives therefore closed out or it is also possible that project has been failed totally therefore needed to be suspended (Darren, 2012). 2. Termination by Addition: The project is terminated by addition when the project is incorporated into the routine activities of organization. The project initiated to…

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    innocent babies from the effects of defunding their guilty teenage mothers. It was said that in 1999 we were appalled to buy and sell people, taking them from their families and giving them to others. We are doing it now but just not buying and selling. In the book The Family by Auriana Ojeda. Elizabeth Bartholet stated from her book Nobody’s Children: Abuse and Neglect, Foster Drift, and the Adoption Alternatives, that adoption irreparably disrupts children’s lives. She claims that…

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    The FCC requires all T.V. broadcasters to share information visually. The department of public safety also investigates and installs systems that will be effective to warn deaf and hard of hearing residents in an emergency. The FCC has been giving visual access to Emergency Information on Television since February 2005. My belief is that deaf and hard of hearing people are more vulnerable because they need many supports and also they are at a disadvantage and people who don’t know their…

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    All around the world there are families that were separated due to adoption, but later on in those families lives they may have decided they want to meet that child sent off into a new life. All around the country states claim that having sealed adoption records and original birth certificates is a form of privacy for the original birth parents. Many families have gone through heartbreak while trying to reach out to these original families due to the policies states have set on adoptions. Having…

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    a potentially dangerous life that could’ve led to a terrible, unfortunate ending. People argue that adoptees deserve to know their origins, but closed or confidential adoptions are superior to open adoptions because birth parents and the adoptive families benefit from closed adoptions and children are provided with a better life. There are four main reasons why a couple or single person would choose adoption over having a child of their own. The first reason for choosing adoption is…

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    According to Ours Magazine, out of 120 surveyed adoptive parents, 68% agree that birth parents who ask for an anonymity should have their wishes granted. This means that the parents of an adoptee would remain anonymous, such a scenario would be considered a closed adoption. A closed adoption is when a child is adopted by a family, but the records of such an event are kept sealed. Therefore, the child is unable to contact his or her biological parents and is left with very little information…

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