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    ceiling of the abdomen. The most important muscle used in abdominal breathing. Sentence: If a person injures their diaphragm, it is essential for them to get immediate medical attention to ensure they don’t stop breathing. 7. Diaphragmatic Breathing- (Abdominal Breathing) Respiration in which the muscles of the abdomen, including the diaphragm, are used; the preferred form of breathing for speech. In addition, diaphragmatic breathing involves lateral movement of the lower ribs. Sentence: On…

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    Her name is Katie. When I was younger, there was a girl in my first ballet class. Her name was Kaitlyn, and she suffered. She was always breathing so heavily through the class, and left crying. Her face was always pale, and her eyes tinted red. One day, she didn't come to class, and after that she was gone. I dance it part of her honor. Katie has a hard life, and a soft heart. She knows she's…

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    Ravenna hits my shoulder. “Stop with such nonsense.” she chuckled. “You are always so serious. Loosen up and live a little.” She shoved me a red solo cup. “Drink up.” “What’s in it?” I questioned. “It’s alcohol. What else would it be? Juice.” she answered sarcastically. “I’ve never had alcohol before, nor have I’ve been invited to a party like this.” “Come on, drink it and you’ll become one of us.” she commanded as the other people in the gang joined in chanting “Drink it, drink it.” My…

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    breathe. How to Breathe Properly with Yoga INTRODUCTION: Attention-Getter: For most people, due to society pressures, breathing done exactly opposite of how it should be. Studies show us that around 40% of people breathe incorrectly. Breathing incorrectly has consequences in that you could develop future illnesses. If you can consciously breathe the right way, by forcing the abdomen out during inhalation your body will…

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    “Cathy, that was nice of Heather to tell us about the new store, the prices are wonderful,” Betty said, exiting, the new CMC Department store, with her friend loaded with packages. “I grabbed a few items and could’ve spent the entire day in there. Could you imagine Louise shopping in there?” Cathy grinned sheepishly. “I’m afraid not, it just isn’t classy enough,” Betty answered with sarcasm. “We always have fun together. Take care and I’ll call later,” Cathy said, going to her car. “Call…

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    Schaie’s (Schaie & Willis, 2000) cognitive developmental theory emphasized the importance of new roles, needs, and responsibilities. Schaie and Willis (2000) describes that young adults are in the achieving stage of cognitive development. This is when an individual achieves their long term goals, by utilizing his/her intellectual skills, and carefully attending to the consequences of the problem-solving process (Broderick & Blewitt, 2015). The skills that young adults developed during their…

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    Firefighting Research Papers

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    It is well known that fire fighters expose themselves to many hazards, from toxic gases, structural collapse, to fire and extreme heat. They don’t do it for glory but for the desire to help protect property and the people in their community. To help minimize risk to their health and safety, fire fighters use and carry protective equipment and wear specialized protective clothing, known as PPE. The Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and the fire truck and equipment it carries has evolved…

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    Dangers Of Firefighting

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    The dangers of firefighting do not end when the fire is put out, during the final steps of a call, firefighters are exposed to long term health dangers during a period called overhaul. Overhaul is a safety procedure performed by firefighters after the initial fire is put out, in order to look for hot embers in walls, ceilings, and other areas. The goal of the overhaul is to eliminate the possibility of a respark, starting the fire again. The danger of overhaul come in the form of harmful…

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    Wildfires Research Paper

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    west of the United States. Wildfires are a event in which a fire is spread over a forest or brush. In some cases these can be tiny little fires, therefore; easy to put out. But when most people think of Wildfires they think of the giant fires out west, the fires that are on the news and can be burning for several days in a row. A fire that broke out in 2013 in the Arizona area was able to be seen on google maps satellite footage. These fires are nothing to joke around about, and should be…

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    Introduction Fire investigation includes the scrutiny of every fire-related incident once the fire is extinguished by the firefighters. The practice of fire scene examination is related to the inspection of a crime scene and like any other crime scene, the fire scene must also be preserved and the evidences are collected and analyzed; however, it involves several additional dangers and difficulties. The investigation will include close survey of the damaged scene in order to establish the source…

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