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    James Galloway Professor Joshua D. Dallaire ENGL 110 – College Composition 1 4 October 2015 Compare and Contrast Essay Football of Yesterday and Today The game of football has been around for many generations. People were playing the game of football as early as the late 1800’s. However, it did not become a favorite American pastime until the National Football League (NFL) was established in 1920. However, over the past ninety-five years, the game of football has changed drastically, from the…

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    Avoid Wearing Seatbelts

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    to the rupture of these organs and damage to the tissue that surrounds them. The shoulder strap can damage the aortas and veins in the neck, and lead to hyperextension and other similar injuries. The shoulder strap can also cause fractures in the sternum and ribs. A study was carried out on thoracic injuries and it was proven that drivers who wore seatbelts were five times more likely to have these injuries than those who did not wear a seatbelt. The lap strap can also be the cause of serious…

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    The patient’s pulses such as brachial, radial, popliteal, and dorsalis pedis were present. Patient’s peripheral pulses present is an indication that the patient has blood flow to the extremities. The patient had a large approximated wound on the sternum. The patient also had an approximated wound on the right leg which was indication of the open…

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    to provide protection to the bodies most important organs, which is fairly significant and important for the bones to be able to do. Besides protection, flat bones are also responsible for muscular attachment. A few examples of flat bones are the sternum, the scapula and even the cranium is considered a flat bone. Next, the irregular bones essentially are bones from the body that mostly have an irregular shape, so therefore they cannot for the most part be classified under the previous…

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    The medieval era brought a time of unruly judgment and confused leadership, which consequently led to unfair and morally wrong punishments of those who committed crimes and wrong doings. With a loose power over the people and no laws protecting them from punishment, the people were afraid and reasonably so. The preferred discipline consisted of the use of various types of torture devices. Often times, castles were equipped with torture chambers used to inflict unrighteous judgment upon the…

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    For my anatomy class I was asked to write a paper of how a body system of my choice affects the other body systems. I chose the endocrine system, it is made up of many different glands, but every gland still does a part in making sure that organs in the other body systems are well balanced. I liked the endocrine system when we went over it in class and thought it would be an excellent choice. Especially since most of it has to do with the brain and I love to study the brain. I will cover all the…

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    The heart is the most important muscular organ in the human anatomy. It is located in the thoracic cavity medial to the lungs and posterior to the sternum. Its function is to pump the deoxygenated blood within the veins to the lungs for oxygen before pumping it to the rest of the body’s organs. Every cell in the body needs oxygen, without the oxygen, the cells will die. The heart works by following a sequence of electrical signals that cause the muscles in each chamber to contract in a specific…

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    Case Study Unstable Angina

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    History of present illness: Mr. F. is a 55-year-old advertising executive who comes to the emergency room complaining of pain in his chest that began 1 hour ago. He describes the pain as pressure under the sternum that radiates into his left arm and up into his jaw. On a scale of 1 to 10, he rates it as a 7 in intensity. He feels short of breath. He has had similar symptoms during the last 2 weeks, but these episodes have lasted for 5 to 10 minutes at the most. He noticed that the symptoms are…

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    In the prelude of this humorous and revealing book Monkey Mind, Daniel Smith first opens with the description of his therapist, a man named Brian that fashions his mustaches and beards depending on the plays that he is involved with. As stated by the author: "It was like getting counseling from General Custer" (p.1), yet he was also the best therapist, Daniel had ever encountered in his series of counseling sessions throughout the years he had to deal with his anxiety. Daniel explains his…

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    To the Gallows: Medieval Torture and Modern Torture The most painful torture device was called the rack. A person would be stretched until their body parts became dislocated. Some people stretched the body so far that they completely separate from the main body (Pegg 11-12). Medieval and Modern torture are two things that are alike in physical and psychological ways, but they are different in the severity and the ways in which we use them. The most popular kind of torture was done by hand.…

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