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    Known as one of the seven wonders of the world, the Great Pyramid of Giza is a defining symbol of Egypt in a few different ways. It was built as a tomb for the Egyptian ruler at the time, pharaoh Khufu, meaning Cheops in greek. It has a unique background of how it was built, why it is one of the seven wonders of the world and why this Great Pyramid was built. One of Egypt’s greatest mysteries is how the Great Pyramid of Giza was built. This astonishing pyramid took twenty years to build, while…

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    abnormal areas. To protect the skin integrity oil can be applied to the area before cold application. A common treatment is performed using an ice pack, made by packing crushed ice into a towel bag and applied closely to the part to be treated. Thorough wetting of the towel and eliminating any pockets of air between the pack and the skin ensure a good cooling…

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    Preamble: “Many children with autism do not exhibit this intrinsic motivation or desire to “please” others. The social impairment and enjoyment in reciprocal social relationships that characterize a diagnosis of autism is one area that impacts a child’s ability and interest in learning to use the toilet” (Algonquin College, 2017). According to our notes, individuals with autism due to anxiety, imitation and language deficits, sequencing and organizational difficulties may lag behind their…

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    There are many different ways to treat psychological disorders. The two main types of therapies are insight therapy and behavior therapy (behavior modification). Insight therapists rely on trying to change the way people think and feel. Behavior therapists seek to understand how unwanted behaviors might have been learned and, even more important, how they can be eliminated and replaced by more effective patterns (Geller & Dula, 2015). Behavior therapy is the most compelling to me. Under behavior…

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    What is the duty of a writer, one might wonder? Why do they write, and what must they include in it? According to William Faulkner, during his Nobel Prize acceptance speech, the “writer’s duty” is to write with emotion and to cause a reaction with people. In the nonfiction novel, In Cold Blood, Truman Capote, the author, fulfills his “writer’s duty” by switching the perspectives of characters and building strong character descriptions. As Capote tells the story of the gruesome murder…

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    My BSN Personal Statement

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    other CNA’s treated the residents. For example, I was working a day shift on the south unit and a resident from the north unit came over in her wheelchair to our unit and said that no one would take her to the bathroom over there. She ending up wetting her pants because no one would take her to the bathroom when she said she had to go. That was something that really frustrated me. It is important that CNA’s understand their role is vital to the residents health. It’s not just the nurses…

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    Introduction Jaundice is a yellowish discoloration of the skin, whites of the eyes, and mucous membranes. It is caused by increased levels of bilirubin in the blood. Bilirubin is produced by the normal breakdown of red blood cells. In the newborn period, red blood cells break down rapidly, but the liver is not ready to process the extra bilirubin efficiently. The liver may take 1–2 weeks to develop completely. Jaundice usually lasts for about 2–3 weeks in babies who are breastfed. Jaundice…

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    Book Thief Sparknotes

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    The Book Thief by Markus Zusak is a historical-fiction book published in 2005 by Picador. The story is narrated by Death, and takes place in Germany, in a small city, called Molching, during WWII. The story begins with Liesel, a young girl, moving in with her new foster parents, and the next four years of her life on Himmel street, which changes dramatically with the heightening of WWII. On Himmel street, she meets Rudy Steiner, her best friend, and Max Vandenburg, a Jewish fistfighter. The…

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    determine that Himmelstoss is cruel because he train his soldiers through punishments. Machiavelli would describe Himmelstoss as cruel because of the punishment Himmelstoss give out to his soldiers. When Himmelstoss discovered that one of his men has a wetting issue, he tried to solve the issue by "Tjaden wets his bed, he does it at night in his sleep. Himmelstoss maintained that it was sheer…

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    Every employee is responsible for raising any concerns about poor practice in the workplace and following a set procedure. It is everyone's responsibility to flag up any changes in the behaviour of a child, for example, if they suddenly started wetting or soiling themselves or become aggressive or quiet and this was out of character. Concerns should be raised with a senior member of staff if changes occur with any staff members, such as a change in personality or not engaging as they would…

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