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Pros related to the use of restraints: There are limited resources with the idea of restraint. Like (Ministry of Health, 2012) was mentioned that the restraint has a benefit on patients, for example, in the situation of a patient with dementia who have been aggressive and harming himself and others, the restraint become mandatory to prevent him from falling and from removing devices. So according to ethical theory (consequentialism) that focuses on patient safety Regardless of the action that…

In the scholarly journal article Bursting the Bubble: The Socio-Cultural Context of Ecotourism, researcher James G. Carrier and University of Glasgow lecturer Donald V.L. Macleod utilize two case studies about ecotourism in the village of Bayahibe in the Dominican Republic and the city of Montego Bay in Jamaica in order to argue that the main objectives of ecotourism do not align with the socio-cultural and environmental effects of ecotourism. While Carrier and Macleod maintain that the…

Was Scottish philosopher and economist. He was born in the beginning stage of Capitalism and industrial revolution background. In 1751, he was nominated to be a logic professor in Glasgow university, then the next year he changed into a moral philosophy lecture. In 1759, he published “The theory of moral sentiments”, the studies let Smith create a sensation of his reputation. Aiming at how human communicate through middleman and bystander with interactive sensation between each other. After 17…

secure and patent airway, and commencement of best practice invasive ventilation (Ventilation in PICU, n.d.), with tidal volumes of 6-8mls/kg to ensure optimal systemic and cerebral perfusion, circulation, evaluation of level of consciousness using Glasgow Coma Scale (GCS), pupil sizes and response to light. The GCS was devised in 1974 as a universal tool to assess “the depth and duration of impaired consciousness and coma” (Jennett & Teasdale, 1974, as cited in Braine & Cook, 2016) and the…

with a compromised airway and requires urgent airway control and protection to prevent hypoxaemia and secondary brain damage. Unlike in anaesthesia these patients are often none staved, unstable and critically ill. Although they present with a low Glasgow Coma Scale scores their airway protective reflexes might still be intact which increases the risk of aspiration on an intubation attempt. However, with RSI aided intubation the risk of aspiration is reduced due to eradication of the airway…

Great Britain and Poland had a mutual aid treaty that required either country to come to the aid of each other in case of war. When Germany invaded Poland, Britain was obligated to help Poland in this predicament by declaring war on the Germans. Finally when they invaded Poland British has no choice to engage Germany. Appeasement by Neville Chamberlin had failed and only encouraged Hitler and Nazi Germany, so they knew that Hitler was bent on domination of Europe for the beginning of his world…

the standard of care expected of the defendant is not dependent on certain characteristics and/or capabilities of the defendant; the personal idiosyncrasies of the defendant are largely (although, as we shall see, not completely) irrelevant, as per Glasgow Corporation v Muir . Put simply (except for in a very few, limited, circumstances) the appropriate question is not ‘what could this particular defendant have done?’ but rather ‘what level of care and skill did the activity the defendant was…

DNA is the scientific way to identify oneself, it contains one’s personal roadmap set up for life. However, DNA is not set in stone, environmental factors can alter the gene expression of an individual, this phenomenon is known as epigenetics. Epigenetics is how chemical signals modify genes without changing the overall structure of the DNA sequence. The chemicals that are produced affect which genes are expressed due to environmental factors (Turner). A big factor in a person’s environment is…

Carol Ann Duffy was born in Glasgow, Scotland in 1955. She graduated from Liverpool University in 1977 with a degree in Philosophy. She began writing poetry in primary school (elementary school), and continued to throughout the rest of her life. She worked for The Guardian’s poetry critic in the late 1980s, and also for a poetry magazine in the mid 1990s. Queen Elizabeth II appointed Duffy as the British Poet Laureate in 2009 on a ten-year term. In 1985, she published a poetry collection title…