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    I. To begin my observation, I chose to observe Erika. I arrived after she already cleaned her unit, but I was there to see her prep her unit. She got out her instrument cassettes from the sterilizing room and her tray. Then she went to go get her patient. She was very friendly with him and asked about how his day was going so far. Erika had everything ready to go to start her patient process which looked very professional. I was also impressed with how smoothly she transitioned from asking small…

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    1. I thought that health communication was more in a way of how doctors or pharmacies reach out to their patients/customers and also more in a way of a commercial approach, how communication is approach in the health sector. However, in this chapter I learned it is much more organized and that effective health communications is important to train the public with tools and knowledge to respond correctly to health crises. The three key objectives of health communication; to engage, empower and…

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    colorful, tasteful, and delicious gum? A school where you can chew with no consequences. Why should students be allowed to chew gum in class? Well it improves focus,releases stress, and improves memory. I chose this topic because I completely agree that gum helps students and my school has banned gum on campus. This topic mainly affects students in schools all around the US from banning gum. Students should be allowed to chew gum on school campuses. First, chewing gum in class helps students…

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    Robert stockwell Gum chewing can decrease sleepiness better than coffee and it’s healthier too. Even though there are a lot of beneficial effects to chewing gum in schools it’s still prohibited to students. Teachers may say no to gum and so would other school supervisors, but on the other hand students would say yes to gum. The no gum rule should be changed because chewing gum actually can improve concentration and stimulate brain activity. This writing will show why these reasons should be…

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    sort of gum. Everyone at school usually ask for gum or are already chewing it. Gum is a phenomenon that has been happening for years now. Even back in the 1950’s and 60’s people chewed gum for candy purposes, but now more people are chewing it for multiple reasons. Some chew gum to freshen their breath or do it out of habit. Others might use it to help from being hungry. Gum is cheap these days and usually people have the dollar or so to spare on it. While people may love chewing gum, gum also…

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    To Know About Receding Gums As you get older, you may eventually have a problem with receding gums that should be treated. It not only causes your gums to look bad, but it can cause discomfort as well. Do not confuse receding gums with gum pockets, which is when there is loose gum material. Receding gums is you’ve actually lost gum tissue. Here is what you need to know about this dental health problem. The Cause Of Receding Gums You can have a problem with receding gums for a variety of…

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    Having Gum Graft Surgery For Your Gum Disease If you have advanced gum disease, your dentist may refer you to a periodontist for gum graft surgery. One result of gum disease is that it causes your gums to recede. As the gums pull away from your teeth, it makes the roots of your teeth and your jaw bone susceptible to infection that can lead to tooth loss. Having the surgery may save your teeth and reverse the gum disease. Here are a few things to know about having gum surgery. When A Gum Graft…

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    Gum Disease Treatment in Peabody, MA About four out of every five adults in the United States will deal with gum disease at some point in their lives. Gum disease is what we consider to be an epidemic! It is especially concerning because it is practically symptom-free in the early stages — meaning that most patients don’t know they have an infection until our Peabody, MA dental team catches it during a routine exam, or until it is advanced enough to cause major periodontal issues. Gum disease…

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    Kayleigh Poudrier Mrs. Stelmok EN 122.XX 21 September 2016 A Simple Love Story In October of 2015, Extra Gum released an ad called “The Story of Sarah and Juan” pulling at the heartstrings of the 74 million people who viewed it the first week it was published, and many more after that. With the song “Can’t Help Falling In Love With You” playing in the background, the ad features two average teenagers in high school, who happen to fall in love at the first sight of each other. The ad begins…

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    Tobaco use has always been a problem in the United States. Over the years, tobacco remains the single largest preventable cause of death and diseases. According to CDC (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), "cigarette-smoking kills more than 480,000 Americans each year, about 17% of those deaths were from exposure to secondhand smoke”. One of those victims of secondhand smoke would be an infant whose life hasn’t begun yet. In the United States, according to a study of 39 states and New…

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