Mr. Jones

Through creating fear within the animals Squealer was able to make the animals abide by what he was saying, creating a very unsettling and fearful atmosphere for the animals to live in this can be seen through the continuous repetition of this phrase "Surely there is no one among you who wants to see Jones come back" (Orwell, 23). This phrase allows Squealer to be able to quickly grasp the attention of the animals since this is the utmost worst scenario that the animals would want to be in. For this reason, whenever Squealer mentions this phrase the animals give into whatever Squealer is…

Mrs. Jones is a nice, caring women that helps and cares for a boy named Roger even though he tried to steal from her. (Hughes Page 1). Mrs. Jones helps Roger by feeding him a meal and having him wash his face. (Hughes Page 2). In the story Mrs. Jones says “Then Roger you go to that sink and wash your face,” and “Then we’ll eat, I believe you're hungry-or been hungry-to try and snatch my pocketbook.” (Hughes Page 2). Mrs. Jones welcomes this teenager named Roger into her home even after he tried…

You, Ma'am” by Langston Hughes, Roger a young pickpocket fails an attempt at stealing Mrs. Jones’s pocket book by falling to the ground! In addition, Mrs. Jones steps on him, and kicks him, and even makes him pick it up! Not only did she kick him, but she dragged him home with her to feed him. This short story shows many acts of boldness, kindness, and wisdom. In the short story “Thank You, M’am,” by Langston Hughes, Mrs. Jones shows she is firm, generous, and wise. Mrs. Jones is firm in the…

The Embalming of Mr. Jones is an article that was written by Jessica Mitford who was born in Basford Mansion, England in 1917. She was born in a very wealthy family but refused to be under her family’s upbringing. She later joined politics and moved to the United States of America as an immigrant. Embalming is simply the process that is carried out between death and the burial of a dead body to preserve it from decomposing, Mitford explains the process that Mr. Jones underwent. In this article,…

Primarily, patient care should be patient-driven. Apparently, Mr. Jones’ goals do not align with the perceived goals of the medical facility and nursing staff. There is nothing to suggest that Palliative Care interventions are welcomed by Mr. Jones. Clearly, Mr. Jones’ goals did not constitute a Palliative Care consult. Mr. Jones’ goal is to receive aggressive care and treatment of his medical condition. He is “adamant about not wanting to talk about Hospice or Palliative Care. He only…

As a community nurse, providing care for Mrs. Amalie Jones, certain aspects need to be taken into consideration before implementing any specific nursing interventions. These aspects include taking into account which of her major health issues need to be addressed, top medical priorities, and the potential risk factors that may arise. Mrs. Amalie Jones is an 89-year-old German woman, fluent in both English and German. She now lives alone (in a single story home) due to her late husband, Mr. Henry…

Mr. Jones owned the Manor Farm Mr. Major the middle white boar called all the farm animals to a meeting. He wanted to discuss the strange dream he had the night before. Just before he told them the dream he wanted them to know that they were being treated badly by humans and they were only there to be food or to provide foods for the humans. As soon as they could not be used they will be gotten rid of. Mr. Major the pig wanted them to form a rebellion. He thought he was going to die. He told…

From the passage, Roger was a boy that tried to take a heavy set lady named Mrs. Luella Bates Washington Jones purse. During that time he grabs her purse and broke the strap. Mrs. Bates made him picked up her then jacked him up and shakes him until his teeth almost fell out. Many people walked by and looked at them, some people even stayed and watch them. Then she took him to her house and told him to wash his face because it was dirty. The main thing Roger was worried about was going to jail…

When Mr Jones was first admitted, there were several concerning cues that made him an at risk patient. Even before observations were taken Mr Jones’s age, weight and intense chest pain clearly indicated his need for immediate action to evaluation his condition because of the risk of heart complications. After observations Mr Jones had a total Q-ADDS score of 3 and a pain score of 7/10, most concerning was his O2 saturation at 92% and his severe crushing pain in his chest which had been going on…

Nutrition Case Study Mrs. Jones is 80 years old and lives alone in a small apartment. Her daughter lives a couple of hours away and has to prepare and cook her own meals. Upon the visiting her primary doctor for a routine visit, she shares with the nurse that she sometimes feels “tired” and “food gets stuck in my throat”. The nurse observes she is pale and grimaces as she walks in the hallway. Upon further nutritional assessment, Mrs. Jones shares with the nurse that she buys canned foods…