Ward

Come and take a walk with me down 21ST Northeast DC. Ward 5 in the District of Columbia. Here, you will see plenty of trash cans on the street, but plenty more trash on the ground. Also, you will see ripped couches, old dirty mattresses, abandoned bicycles that are disassembled, and drug paraphernalia. What you won’t see are white picket fences, flower gardens, or a suitable playground for kids to frequent. When I say unsuitable I mean the equipment is in deplorable condition, or completely…

This report is compiled from information based on the North Ward area. North Ward is a Suburb in the Coastal city of Townsville, North Queensland, Australia. North Ward dates to the 1870’s and Is one of Townsville’s oldest suburbs. Over the past ten years many apartments and homes have been built and because of this, the population has grown. North Ward has twelve heritage listings including St Joseph’s church. To collate information for this report I had to use a variety of primary and…

antagonist of the novel. She presents a challenge to the novel's “Hero” McMurphy and rules the ward with an iron fist. Even the Black Boys Big Nurse recruits possess evil qualities to intimidate the patients. McMurphy attempting to lift the panel symbolizes a very important aspect of the ward. Prior to McMurphy’s arrival, Big Nurse ran the ward with a mind boggling amount of control. McMurphy after arriving at the ward, found himself dumbfounded by the patients blind loyalty to big nurse, and…

Different studies reported that patients admitted from general wards to intensive care unit have higher mortality than those from Emergency department and operating theatre (Goldhill, McNarry, Mandersloot,& McGinley 2005). However, other studies show that 80% of critically ill patients who are cared within the ward receive suboptimal care. These occur due to lack of knowledge on systematic assessment approach to nurses and other medical…

Nurse Ratched’s Ward is Ruled Like a Totalitarian Society A totalitarian society is defined as a society that is ruled by a single person and that society requires full obedience of the people in that society. In the novel, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, the ward of the mental hospital acts like a totalitarian society. The three symbols of this society are that Nurse Ratched is the dictator of the patients, the patients and the staff are trained to follow Ratched’s command, and people who do…

Unfortunately, the only way to accomplish this is by Chief murdering Randle. Acts 1&2 foreshadow this in multiple scenes. For example, the first time Randle receives electroconvulsive therapy, he walks back into the ward like a zombie. Another key example is when Chief and Randle discuss escaping the ward. Chief mentions how his “poppa” relates to Randle in many ways. “He did what he pleased… And every time he put the bottle to his mouth, he don’t suck out of it. It sucks out of him until he’d…

assimilation of Roman culture. There is no denying that the movements of barbarian groups were on many occasions violent. This violence could come in the form of large-scale military battles, such as Handrianopolis (Ward-Perkins, 37-38), or smaller scale raids that affected civilian life (Ward-Perkins, 13). Of course, forceful seizure of territory is…

maybe even changed them. In the book One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest by Ken Kesey, McMurphy impacts the patients in the ward. McMurphy stands out with his personality and has given the other patients the courage to be non-conformists. McMurphy arrived at the mental hospital due to a court order from an incident that happened at a work farm. The moment McMurphy stepped foot in the ward, all of the other patients knew ¨[he was] no ordinary Admission¨ because of the way he carried himself. (Kesey…

on the ward identifies the problems of American society in the 1950s and 60s. The patients on the ward are victims of a society which demands conformity. The metaphor of machinery points out the rigidity of the system in which everyone should be a “functioning, adjusted component” (Kesey 36) and where there is no room for individuality. Bromden explains that the ward is a factory “for fixing up mistakes made in the neighborhoods and the schools and in the churches” (Kesey 36). The ward is a…

unhealthy especially for children. In (the House of Lords interview with Dr. ward) Dr. Ward he says, “The state of health of the cotton factories is much worse than in other employments.” This is proof of Dr. Ward agreeing that factory life is unhealthy. Dr. Ward is a medical professor who saw numerous textile mills. His testimony proves the unhealthy nature of these factories. Another piece of evidence to prove Dr. Ward agrees that factory life is unhealthy he said, “The state of health of the…