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    Tetralogy Of Fallot Essay

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    defect in adults. Pulmonary stenosis is the deciding factor in determining the severity of the defect. Mild pulmonary stenosis would result in left to right shunting and no cyanosis, whereas severe pulmonary stenosis would restrict flow to the lungs resulting in right to left shunting with a degree of cyanosis. Newborns show signs of cyanosis at birth and if left untreated, half will die by age 6. But that does not have to happen. With long developed techniques and technology, patients with…

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    9/11 Alternate Ending

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    The night reaches nine o clock. A man approaches to the fourth apartment of the seventh building. He walks in a very fast pace with his left hand scratching his left cheek and his right hand inside his right pocket. The parking lights reflecting his light in his black hair. He reaches the apartment door with a straight face. He takes a brief breath and knocks three times at the door. “Five more minutes,” a female voice shouted from inside the apartment. The man roll his eyes, and proceeds to…

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    Hamlet Alternate Ending

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    his breathing slowed to a stop. He exhaled slowly, one last time, and then died. Hamlet spoke softly to himself, "To be or not to be is no longer the question. The king has committed to an eternal sleep and my quest is now done." But one thing was left unsolved. Why would Claudius try to poison Hamlet? He stood up from his position and addressed the crowd. "Peace! I call for peace. The king is now dead. It was by fault of my own that he has died, but in the end it is just. This here is a…

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    Maira- During free play Maira spent a lot of her time coloring at the art table. She used the stencils and traced various animals on her paper and then filled them in with detail and color. She held up her paper and said, I wrote my name look. Yahaira/Jozef- During areas in the classroom the children played in the manipulative center where they played with the counting pegs. They had to read the number on the block and place the correct number of pegs. They both counted out loud together after…

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    SINGLE VENTRICLE DEFECTS? Single ventricle defects are heart problems that you were born with (congenital heart defects). Normally the heart has two pumping chambers. These are the right and left ventricles. The right ventricle pumps blood to the lungs to get oxygen. After blood returns from the lungs, the left ventricle pumps it out to the body. Single ventricle defects come in many forms. They can involve one or more valves in your heart and a ventricle that does not pump effectively In…

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    Mayella Ewell is willing to destroy everyone's lives in order to get what she wants. She thinks that she has it worse than anyone else and feels sorry for herself. I believe that Mayella is powerful because she has the ability to manipulate people. She is in control of herself, others, and her situation. Mayella uses her race, class, and gender to do so. She is white and in the 1920's and 1930's. that is the dominate race. Even though she is very poor, she uses it to her advantage by making…

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    Everyone makes judgements of their surroundings: it’s a part of being human. We fit things into groups, like pets, scary things, or things we can sit on. Within these groups, there are smaller groups, like separating pets into dogs and cats. Those groups can continue to get more and more specific. At a glance, a person can determine the difference between a German Shepherd and a chihuahua and act accordingly. This is true for people too. Our society claims to be “colorblind,” but when was the…

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    Chopsticks Experiment

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    inferences would be made from the data. Also, I might want to add another object to pick up with chopsticks (such as dice or peanuts). This would add two more treatment groups. Lastly, I would want to block the participants so that an equal number of left-handed people were in each treatment group. This would help make the experimental results more representative of the general population. I would also want to survey the participants to understand and evaluate their past experience with using…

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    When reading the article “Becoming a Culturally Responsive Early Childhood Educator: A Tool to Support Reflection by Teachers Embarking on the Anti-Bias Journey by Dora W. Chen, John Nimmo, and Heather Fraser,” I learned that I need to be aware that any bias that I might hold even if I am not consciously aware of those biases can affect children’s education. Do I believe that that bias exists in today’s classroom? Yes, I actually do think that bias exists in classrooms and if you think about it…

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    Savasana is known for the one of the final poses in yoga. It creates a deep restoration and relaxation for the individual to escape the “real world” and enter a familiar and or comfortable place where an individual can relax the body, mind and soul. My favorite place to visit in my mind during savasana is the beach. I first imagine my body lying on a beach chair. The chair has flimsy straps across each side that supports my body and towel. I can either prop the chair completely up, or lay it…

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