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    Shift Work Paramedics

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    Shift work has a detrimental impact on paramedics which compromises clinical judgement and patient safety. Paramedics are constantly and increasingly faced with heavy workloads that are mentally, emotionally, and physically tiring (Anstey, Tweedie, & Lord, 2016). Rostered shift work influences a loss of routine causing fatigue, sleep disturbance, and can potentially have a negative influence on a paramedic’s mental health (Sofianopoulos, Williams, Archer, and Thompson, 2011). This assignment…

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    Frankly, one week isn't enough time to explore very much of France, let alone Paris. A scant seven days will force you to make some hard choices, because all of France's major and interesting sights are scattered to the whole country. Seven days may not seem like a long time, but with the right approach, you can see the big sights such as Musée du Louvre, the Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame and Versailles. Our suggested itinerary takes you to some o f France’s major attractions and charming towns. Feel…

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    ahead of me, It was Germany. The Fatherland was cold, and the sun never came out. Some say “never be fooled by what you see on the outside because on the inside it’s often a different story”, It did not seem that way to me the first day. I had major jet lag from the everlasting eight hour flight. Next, the sky was raining cats and dogs. Finally, Whenever I tried to talk to somebody they said “Ich hasse dich, geh zurück nach Amerika” what translates to “I hate you, go back to America”. A month…

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    Jet La Air Monologue

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    and enter into the Geneva airport, our attitudes change almost instantaneously. We're both in a somewhat familiar country with our mother and we cannot speak a single phrase of French, but rather, we understand what's being said to us. With the jet-lag taking it's unwelcome place in all of us, we're rushed out of the airport and we drive to our grandmother's house with haste. At the time, being able to experience…

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    happened after summer school, when I left the country to visit the Philippines. I came back to the US, and my voice was not the main topic on my head, as I forgot about it trying to finish my “Back to School” video and attempting to get through jet lag. First few weeks of school, I used the very high voice. My voice continued to crack, and suddenly I was going back into denial. I was less sad and more disappointed. So, how did I translation from this high voice to deep…

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    The period between waking up and actually feeling awake, also known as social jet-lag, expresses the feeling that even after one is wake, the brain does not fully catch up to how one feels until even hours later. Konnikova references a study that states about a third of the population has “an average difference of over two hours between…

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    Viagra Research Paper

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    Everything You Need To Know About Over The Counter Viagra Viagra is the most popular erectile dysfunction (ED) medications available for men, young or old. It works by raising the blood flow to the penis to help impotent men achieve and maintain an erection. Apart from ED, research is now showing hundreds of positive health benefits of Viagra in treating various medical conditions. These benefits make it even more necessary that this miraculous blue pill be made available over the counter. It…

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    Barbell Shrugged

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    point here is expanded on when he talks about how technology has advanced much faster than the human body. For example, our current body form did not evolve in a society where we could travel across 12 time zones in one day. This is why travelers feel jet lagged, what happens when their internal body clock is off balance, for at least a day after modern day traveling across just one time zone. When the current form of the body was developed, however, the time it would take to walk across a time…

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    The Importance Of Travel

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    sky are pastels, ranging from salmon pink to a shy lavender around the ends. I struggled for words but couldn’t find any, and soon realized I didn’t need them. When we got home that night, Zohra and I stayed up until 4 am, partially because of my jet lag and partially because we had far too many stories to exchange, as if someone had pulled a stopper on four years of bottled up memories that we never got to share. She told me about her sporting competitions and going to a private school with…

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    Following my eighth grade year, I was both excited to finally go off to high school and ready to have an eventful summer. Luckily, as soon as I got out for summer break, my grandparents reveal to me that they were going to Northern Italy in about a month and they wanted to take me along for the trip. I was ecstatic to hear this news. This was going to be the great summer I had hoped for. About a month later we packed our bags and headed to the airport, with tickets booked for us to arrive…

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