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    journey together to get to the Celestial City but end up falling in the Slough of Despond, where they struggle for some time to escape. After Christian and Pliable fall into the Slough of Despond, “here, therefore, they wallowed for a time, being grievously bedaubed with dirt; and Christian, because of the burden that was on his back, began to sink in the mire” (Bunyan 20). The reason why Christian is struggling to escape the Slough of Despond is because his burden is weighing down on him…

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    brothers is because they all love to do some type of off-roading, so I thought they would be part of my last day. I chose Bryce because his favorite thing to do is offroading, when he has spare time he goes outback behind our house and tears up the slough. The reason I picked Weston is that he pulls me out of a rut every time I get stuck. Quinn is one in my family that has the biggest truck, with the best tires, so I figure that he wouldn’t mind doing a little off-roading.…

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    Sympathy In The Crucible

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    “Finally, all of you, have unity of mind, sympathy, brotherly love, a tender heart, and a humble mind.” 1Peter 3:8, ESV. When I was little, my family said I carried my heart on my arm, because I was so sensitive and caring. As I have grown, sometimes this has been a struggle for me because I let my sensitivity overwhelm me and make me worry about everything. When I reflected on my own characteristics to write this paper, I challenged myself to transform this into a character that would help…

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    Wound Assessment

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    Wound assessment and management Initial assessment of patient - The antibiotics patient is having for her chest infection. Anti-inflammatory drugs reduce the inflammatory response which necessary to prepare wound bed for granulations and affect the function of normal cells. - A right stroke which leads to the blood supply of lower limb not circulates. - Obesity. Excessive fat accumulation is one of the factors that make pressure injury become more serious and it decreases tissue perfusion. -…

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    because it is home to the Salinas River which not only supplies water for the surrounding agricultural fields, but also can also easily overflow and kill the crops if not properly maintained (Ceballos, 2015). Places like the salt marshes of Elkhorn Slough are susceptible to land and mudslides due to the lack of plants and their roots on…

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    The Devil and Tom Walker The setting of Washington Irving’s “The Devil and Tom Walker” serves as a way for Irving to foreshadow coming events, especially events that are rather… grim. For example, “The swamp was… grown with great gloomy pines and hemlocks”. Pine is a tree that can be seen as symbolising an everlasting element, and hemlock is extremely poisonous to domestic animals and, more importantly, humans. Later, Tom Walker meets the character named ‘Old Scratch, or the devil. The devil is…

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    For instance, when the protagonist is stranded in the Slough of Dispond and Pliable abandons him, Paraclete encourage Christian and aid him. Alternatively, if Paraclete is with him, Christian may never even fall into the slough to begin with. An alternative obstacle Christian faces in the allegory is the Valley of the Shadow of Death which is described as “A Wilderness, a Land of desarts,…

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    Christiana, who had a change of heart, started her pilgrimage with her sons and Mercy. After having no trouble at the Slough of Dispond they are all admitted through the Wicket Gate despite Mercy's worries of not. They are assigned a conductor for the rest of the way, Great-Heart, the hero of the story. They go through the Valley of Humiliation and the Valley of the Shadow…

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    the brutal fields. It needs courage to watch and face the cruel scenes. The soldier was not only one that was brave to face the brutal war. The nurse “was equally brave” (1455). He had to see “amputated hand” and “undo the clotted lint, remove the slough, wash off the matter and blood” (1457). And he also faced the soldier with “curv’d neck and side-falling head” (1457). This is not what everyone can do every day. To look at these scenes every day, nurses must have…

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    The dressings are normally changed once a day at time can be more or less depending on the ulcer. When a pressure ulcer has progressed into a Stage 3 or 4 there may need be a debridement which is where a doctor will go in and remove the excess slough, eschar and tissue that can be causing the wound from drying out. (Qaseem, Humphrey, Forciea, Starkey &Denberg, 2015,p.371) After a debridement a wound vac may be applied or a traditional wound or dressing care may be implemented. Wound vac are…

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