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    “The Girl That Butt-Shuffled” To most people you meet you are just someone they met once, however every now and again people will remember you for something. Like for example we had this big singing thing at my last high school every year called “Celebration”. It’s exactly what it sounds like, the whole school sings for a few hours. There’s not even cake, it wasn’t much of a celebration by my standards. Anyway, I was fortunate enough to be chosen to lead the school in this. It was fantastic I…

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    Henry VIII used princely magnificence as a way to impress and gain parity over his rivals and that can be seen through the plentiful sums of money he spent in order to build and redesign structures such as the Hampton Court and Nonsuch Palace as well as spending vast amounts of entertainment, clothes, jewellery and art. In this essay, I will be looking at the materialistic obsessions of Henry VIII, his court during his reign and how he used princely magnificent to gain parity over his rivals.…

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    Women would wear dresses, very long dresses and had many layers to the dress with hoop skirts underneath the dress to make it pop out a little as mentioned in Fordney Foundation “Women’s gowns were very confining and cumbersome. Most gowns were ornate in design with many layers of clothing and hoop skirts” (The History of Ballroom Costumes, n.p). They would wear high hairstyles and a lot of accessories such as ribbons on the hair and pearls on the dresses. They…

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    262). Even though it is vintage and is nothing compared to what her sisters are wearing, she decides to put it on so she would not cost her stepmother a penny. That alone already shows what kind of person she is. Rather than spending a fortune on a gown just like her sisters, she fixed it herself with the help of her rodent friends. Cinderella’s hair is always down and messy, unlike her stepsisters and stepmother, they always have it up and it is very well done as if they go to the hairdresser…

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    wackier your clothing was, the better you were. Noblewomen’s attire had many layers in order to achieve the desired body shape. An inflexible corset was the bottom layer, then a stomacher, a hooped skirt known as a farthingale, petticoats, a kirtle, a gown, separate sleeves, and finally…

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    Victorian Era Dress Essay

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    Men’s dress in the victorian era was a fancy type they only could wear suits or something nice. Women’s dress in the victorian era was the time where all you wore was dresses and gowns to bed and you couldn’t leave the bed till you had a dress on and where no girl wore pants. Children’s dress in the victorian era was just horrible boys wore dresses and skirts they wore pants to bed that is horrible. Girls had to wear a skirt and…

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    The goals that I was looking forward to attain for this week were to do a complete bed bath, a gown change, transferring from bed to chair, making an occupied bed. This week, I cared for a patient that was admitted for both, Hypotension and Cellulites. On Wednesday, I started off the doing the vitals while Andrew got supplies. We then did a bath. From there we changed his linens and brief. I learned that from my mistakes. I turned the patient too much and left the bed raised. I definitely…

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    Contact precaution intervention includes having MDRO patients in single rooms or cohorting them with a patient with the same infection, if a single room is not available. Gown and gloves should be worn in room by staff even if they do not intend on touching anything. Hand hygiene should be performed before and after exiting room. Gown and gloves should be removed before leaving the room. Contact precautions should be used for infections including VRE, MRSA, C. dificile, respiratory syncytial…

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    A young woman walks down the street, completely covered in cloth from head to toe. As a female, she is considered beneath all of the men around her. She is only permitted to leave the house under certain restrictions, such as retrieving groceries. Most importantly, conceiving a child is considered the most valuable contribution she can make to society. While the scenario sounds familiar, she surprisingly does not reside in Gilead. As a dystopian novel, “A Handmaid’s Tale” by Margaret Atwood…

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    Preventing infections related to microorganisms that are airborne, bloodborne, or droplets can be done by donning appropriate PPE; such as: surgical or procedural mask, respirator, gloves, long-sleeved gowns and eye protection such as goggles or face shields, and most importantly, washing hands before and after each patient care activity. The rationale behind this is to prevent skin and mucous membrane exposure when in contact with blood and body fluid…

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