Routine Irregular

1. Read the article and click through the 11 slides in the slideshow. 2. According to the article, what is the relationship between creative genius and mental illness? According to the article, creative genius and mental illness seem to live coherently with each other. From the various famous artists, painters, and musicians with mental disabilities; it is said that “madness may lurk where creativity hides.” 3. List 3 famous artists from the slideshow/article. What did you learn about…

Bethany Wiggins in the book “Stung,” gives us a story about a character in an environment where not all people are treated equal and are outcasted and secured because of their irregular characteristics. When the character is held captive in a camp, a leader realizes a chance to help the main character because he does not have the same view and does not see her as a threat. Instead of following orders he takes the chance because of what's right. A theme for this dystopian could be, Instead of…

became isolated from society as expressed on page four, “The stresses of trade are much greater than the work going on at head office, and, in addition to that, I have to deal with the problems of travelling, the worries about train connections, irregular bad food, temporary and constantly changing human relationships which never come from the heart.” (Kafka 4). As he became more antisocial, he was losing his human qualities in a job he didn’t like where he had to pay a debt that wasn’t his and…

Not only a routine with your actions but a routine with everyone around you and all interaction you have with society. Sameness. What is defined as lacking in variety or living in the state or quality of being the same, has become the lives of characters amongst many stories and films…

perform the joke successfully. The humour here is created thanks to the imaginative identity that Manh is constructing, that he is poor and is in need of money, which can be related to self-denigration tactics. In Vietnamese context, it is very irregular for the teacher to tell the students’ his or her financial status, regardless of borrowing money from the students. By constructing this imaginative poor teacher identity, Manh successfully accentuates his desired constructed identities as a…

Case Study #3 Hypertension In this case, study there is an 42 year old African American women who was diagnosed with hypertension. There may be reasoning behind her having this health issue from her daily lifestyle. Hypertension will be explained in complete detail. Signs and symptoms of hypertension will be elaborated on. Most of the time when an individual is diagnosed with a disease, there is something that has lead them up to getting this disease. The factors of how a person can develop…

cause of COPD and served as a trigger for the disease. Smoking damage the airway and the lining of the lung, which lead to a decrease in lung expansion, which then leads to trouble moving air in and out of the lung causing difficulty with breathing, Irregular breathing, Coughing, discoloration of the skin or nail due to the lack of oxygenated blood. According to case study, Mary had signs of COPD exacerbation which are hash productive cough and SOB, Mary symptoms are caused by the building up of…

Approximately 5,000 people under the age of 21 die each year because of alcohol related incidents (Alcohol - Above the Influence). It is essential that alcohol is taken seriously. When used in the wrong way, alcohol can be extremely damaging to individuals at any age, and can cause many unwanted injuries and even deaths. Whether people realize it or not, alcohol can cause a great deal of negative effects. Alcohol is a psychoactive drug, it alters attention emotion, judgement, memory, time sense,…

What is morbid obesity?How does morbid obesity affect a person's health? What will it take for us to realize that overweight is a problem? Americans today eat more fast food than homemade food. Epidemic obesity is caused by irregular eating habits. When focusing in the outbreak of overweight it all sums up to what has changed over the years that has caused this catastrophe. Jane E. Brody, author of The Obesity Epidemic by First Figuring Out Its Cause, demonstrates a deviation when he points out…

sleepiness (lethargy). Trouble walking. Altered mental status. Confusion. Discomfort from exposure to light or loud noise. Seizures. Loss of consciousness. Rapidly spreading rash. The rash consists of many small, irregular purple or red spots (petechiae) on the torso, legs, feet, mucous membranes, eyes, and sometimes on the palms of the hands or soles of the feet. DIAGNOSIS This condition is diagnosed based on your symptoms and medical history and with a…