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thirds of high school students do not get enough sleep,” said by Wheaton, Ferro, and Croft (812). The article by Wheaton, Ferro, and Croft also states, “...the proportion of students who get enough sleep has remained approximately 31% since 2007” (811). More factors contributing to their sleeping habits are early school start times, electronic devices, high amounts of homework, jobs, and any after-school activities (Boergers 5). Wheaton,…

has imparted me with an understanding of the impact on prevalence and costs in the United States (U.S.), and the necessary promotion of the 2020 Healthy People objectives in smoking cessation and reducing mobility impairment for patients with COPD (Wheaton, Cunningham, Ford, & Croft, 2015). And because of a newfound understanding of COPD physiology, I intend to apply the knowledge to positively impact the community (Ringdahl, 2014). The community nurse supports healthy conditions using an…

Orthodontics: Do You Need Treatment? Wheaton Orthodontic center is all about creating beautiful smiles. The practice which is headed by David J. Allen DDS, MS, PC specializes in providing a number of services including orthodontic braces and Invisalign for children and adults. The practice utilizes some of the industry’s most advanced diagnostic and treatment procedures to ensure high quality of service and top-notch results. The procedure includes the use of Damon Brace System and Damon Clear…

As the movie reached its climax at the end of the third debate, many of the students acknowledged that God was not dead. Wheaton uses a quote from Lee Strobel about the evolution of living by Georges Lemaitre describing how the big bang corresponds to “let there be light” in Genesis 1:3, to prove god`s existence. He begins to prove his statement by agreeing to Atheists that say no one can prove the existence of God. He then stands up for his opinions and says that no one can disprove that God…

social effects, it has also created more negative ones for black jazz musicians, such as exploitation and jazz appropriation, some of which are still occurring today. (Wheaton, 1994). According to Dorsey (2001) he believes that black music stems from Africa,…

Annotated Bibliography The Horizon’s article, “Let Me Lobby for My Hobby” by Joseph Kauffman is an editorial defending board games. Kauffman writes about games that require strategy and more player involvement such as “Dead of Winter,” “The Resistance,” and “Funemployed.” He focuses on how social these games are and how they can impact relationships. These sources all relate to the use of board games for social and/or intellectual development. I found my sources in EBSCOhost through the…

Missionaries make a huge impact on the world for Christ. Their courage, hard work, and sacrifice in the ministry should be noted. One of the most influential, modern day missionaries was Jim Elliot. He is remembered as the missionary martyr to Ecuador, but he did even more for Christ before that. Jim Elliot’s background prepared him for his future, allowed him to minister in United States, and allowed him to minister in South America. First, Jim Elliot’s background prepared him for his future.…

RN III to Clinical Nurse Resource Promotion I graduated from nursing school in 2011 and accepted my first nursing position here at Wheaton Franciscan Healthcare Saint Joseph Hospital in the Emergency Department that same year. I started my orientation with two other staff nurses and began working independently after eight weeks. I remember that I felt so unsure of myself and was frequently asking others for their input on patient cares. After I had been here for about one year, I recall I found…

In my opinion when it comes to if Hobby Lobby not offering their employees contraceptives or Wheaton College choice to end all student health care was, ethical. My reasons behind why I feel this way is because for one, it goes against everything that Hobby Lobby CEO stand for. As for Wheaton College stopping offering health care to their students, I believe that it should be the responsibility of the student to have some type of health care and it should be the institution responsibility to…

When I was just a little kid, I noticed I was not like the other children. I had a habit of talking to myself, and making up imaginary stories that I would act out in class. Soon after entering school, the other kids noticed, and would harass me for talking to myself. Since I was ‘different’ from them I was often left out of games and activities. As I grew older, I recognized that many other kids were ignored and rejected, and it broke my heart. I realized soon after high school I wanted to…