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    Dental Hygienist Essay

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    When taking this course, I went into it already pretty confident in the idea that I was going to become a Dental Hygienist. The basic nature of the job is to primarily clean the teeth of a patient, observe the gums, report and record any abnormalities, and also teach the individual how they can further improve their oral hygiene. Hygienists can also be trained to use tools such as X-ray machines, rotary instruments to clean the teeth and according to the information provided by College ToolKit…

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    this method. In the case of shellfish, they can be farmed a number of ways using bags, cages, or ropes. One of the most beneficial points about shellfish mariculture is that the system is self-sustaining because it doesn’t need feed, fertilizer, insecticides or anti-biotics in turn making the environmental impact of such an operation almost non-existent. In open ocean mariculture, fish are contained in pens, cages, and nets that are towed or float freely in the water. This type of operation…

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    An estuary is a body of water in which fresh water from streams and rivers flows into seawater-containing oceans (Estuaries, 2008). The mixture of both seawater and fresh water is termed brackish water (Estuaries, 2008). Salinity depends on the exact location of an estuary, as the salt concentration is nonexistent in the fresh water end compared to the sea water end. The normal levels of salinity are between 0.5 to 35 ppt (Estuaries, 2008). Based on the central location of the fish kill site…

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    shelf life and higher yields, feeding the growing world is easier to obtain. Farmers using GE are also experiencing considerable environmental benefits too. One of the greatest benefits is water quality. Thanks to GE crops, farmers use fewer insecticides and herbicides and that is good for the soil and waterways. With herbicide-resistant crops, farmers have to till the land less often and this improves soil quality and reduces erosion. ("News and Analysis on Genetic Engineering, but the…

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    the effects of pesticides on foraging bees. They calculate 53 different pesticide residues on 8 crops and number of dead and dying bees. Frazier et al. (2015) finds a decrease in number of forager bees in cotton. Fungicide levels are higher than insecticides. The bees collect residues beyond target crop. The author concludes bees are in coming into contact with agrochemicals. Bee deaths are highest in cotton, pumpkin and…

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    At the surface, “Wall-E” is an enjoyable movie about a lonely robot, whose main task is to collect garbage on Earth. Beneath the surface, the movie is so much more, Wall-E is needed to save the planet from permanent destruction, while becoming smitten with EVE. When the audience first meets Wall-E, he is alone on Earth with nothing but a pet cockroach. Even though the planet is deemed as uninhabitable for humans, Wall-E must continue to follow his directive of cleaning the garbage off the planet…

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    GMO’s and auto immune diseases such as lupus is such a concern is due to the fact that continuous exposure to toxins and pesticides is one of the main components to triggering an autoimmune disease. GM crops were engineered to produce their own insecticide, which in return kills insects by destroying their digestive tracts. The toxic chemicals used in these crops to enhance their life span has been proven to be harmful to humans’ intestines and can cause what is known as leaky gut. Leaky gut is…

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    bees. In fact, nicotine is defined as being a toxin which can be just as lethal as strychine and is eactually 3 times deadlier than the poison arsenic, as far as being exposed to animals goes. Amazignly enough, even though nicotine is a natual insecticide, it 's chemcial signatue is so simialr to acetylcholine that once it gets inside the human…

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    1.1 LEVELS OF PREVENTION IN PUBLIC HEALTH NURSING This concept was taken from module 1”introduction to public Health Nursing”, sub-topic 3” philosophy, principles and concepts of public health nursing”. Public Health is defined as the science and art of preventing diseases, prolong life, promoting health and efficiencies through organized community effort. Public Health is not just concerned about the health of an individual but it involves caring for the health of an entire population which…

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    In the history of the world, many diseases surface among of the many such as the plague knows as Black Death. The tragic and exceptional experience of the Fourteenth Century showed a sharp population decline, bitter internal conflicts in economic area, and the exasperation of social struggles. This paper is to explore the Black Death phenomena, how this disease came about, the consequences, and the impacts that affected the society in the Fourteenth Century. The Black Death was endemic in…

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