Turning Behaviour of Woodlice INTRODUCTION Relevant and Current Research Many animals are well-known to alternate turns when they encounter hurdles. The act of animals making successive turns that lead to opposite directions is known as correcting behavior. Diverse organisms alternate between right and left turns at consecutive directional branches such as humans, rodents, and arthropods. Alternating the direction of successive turns seems to be an approach for efficiently moving via a sophisticated environment as the alternating turns the right divergence from a straight line. The woodlice, Porcellio Scaber (Hughes, 1967) that belong to the invertebrates, portrays the correcting behavior. Woodlice are crustaceans and necessitate a moist habitat to allow the gaseous diffusion across their gill filaments. When positioned in a dry region, they will portray an increase in hygro-kinesis such a rising movement level when responding to low moisture levels. When the woodlice find themselves in a dry habitat, their adaptation response is to walk in a straight line to discover moisture instead of walking in circles. Woodlice show simple procedural regulations that lead in upholding a straight line direction…

Cyprus: health promotion Introduction Poor lifestyles have been adopted that predispose the population to the growing incidences of noncommunicable diseases (Bovell-Benjamin et al., 2009).  As Naidoo and Wills (2016) put it, the human body, just like machines, operates at its peak, when the input is a variety of nutrients, minerals, and vitamins. The current generation is having poor and unmonitored ways of feeding themselves with less consideration on what food is essential. Additionally, most of the population is not aware of the factor to do with food rationing, nutrition quantities, and quantities. It might be that people are not aware, or it’s just an act of self-ignorance. Bold decisions to implement the knowledge gained and making healthy choices by individuals or communities should be based on the positive impacts associated with the change (Black et al., 2019). The island of Cyprus, located in the Mediterranean Sea, has a population of approximately 1,179,678, according to the 2017 Census, with an estimated one-third of its people suffering from noncommunicable disease, potentially shortening their lifespan and possibly resulting in death (Worldometer, 2020). Chronic…

Case Study: Mrs. J. It is necessary for an RN-BSN-prepared nurse to demonstrate an enhanced understanding of the pathophysiological processes of disease, the clinical manifestations and treatment protocols, and how they affect clients across the life span. Evaluate the Health History and Medical Information for Mrs. J., presented below. Based on this information, formulate a conclusion based on your evaluation, and complete the Critical Thinking Essay assignment, as instructed below. Health History and Medical Information Health History Mrs. J. is a 63-year-old married woman who has a history of hypertension, chronic heart failure, and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). Despite requiring 2L of oxygen/nasal cannula at home during activity, she continues to smoke two packs of cigarettes a day and has done so for 40 years. Three days ago, she had sudden onset of flu-like symptoms including fever, productive cough, nausea, and malaise. Over the past 3 days, she has been unable to perform ADLs and has required assistance in walking short distances. She has not taken her antihypertensive medications or medications to control her heart failure for 3 days.…

 importance of studying the effects of a cardiovascular training exercise on long term memory in children             Cardio is a type of exercise that is aimed at increasing the heart rate to at least 50% its maximum  (Chapman et al., 2013) . Such activity ensures that the heart  is able to pump blood to the tissues to enable oxygen and nutrient supply that is vital for growth. Furthermore, an added advantage is that cardio exercise enables the metabolism of fat  (Loprinzi, 2019). However, one important aspect of exercise that is not mainly focused on is its effect on cognitive brain function (Antunes et al., 2006). This paper is aimed at discussing the importance of studying the effects of a cardiovascular training exercise on long term memory in children. Memory Development Memory is part of the cognitive functions of the brain, in addition to concentration, attention, reasoning, judgment, and problem solving. Memory development is clearly evident by the time one is three years old  With further growth, the child is able to develop better immediate recall, short term, intermediate, and long-term memory.…

nature and nurture The development of human beings, both physical and psychological, is attributed to several factors.  The main ones are the genetic makeup and the environment through which an individual grows right from the womb. However, there are some differences in personalities among individuals and, therefore, the need to establish the contributing factor, whether genetic or environmental. For better studies, identical twins are used in the study as they are believed to have the same or closely related genetic makeup. (Tammen et al. 2013) They are, therefore, put under different environments to determine the strength of the influence of environmental and genetic factors. The following are some of the examples of twin studies carried out on various samples and, at different times, to track the significance of genetic and environmental factors. In the reviews below, nature and nurture are distinct terms. Nurture refers to the ecological conditions in which an individual grows, while quality refers to the genetic makeup of individuals. Quality depends entirely on the parents, and there is so little or nothing that can be cone to…

Motor Performance and Learning Skills Classification Theories and Principles The results from both practicals show that there are problems concerning the statistical data provided. A superficial dimension of movements comes from the reasoning from an independent memory, for instance, the generation of memory from such as an individual’s signature (Schmidt and Lee, 2013). For example, some trials were used to generate the error and accuracy. GMP is used for motor performance to help understand the variants in recall and recognition; this includes theoretical and practical perspectives.  There are different primary skills, such as perceptual skill is the way we interpret things, cognitive skills, our own decision making, and motor skills occur when voluntary movement is predominant. Motor skills play a crucial role in all phases of the life span. Includes all ages who perform motor skills such as walking, hammering (following skills), and driving a car. The practical failed to include some critical theories such us schema theory, which includes a General Motor Program (GMP) invariants. The trials made were from different targets, which the participants may have generated responses…

Apply Family Therapy Literature Review and Treatment Plan: Alcoholism   Part 1: Introduction and Selection Alcoholism is a critical issue in marital and family therapy since it creates destabilizing outcomes for marriages and families. It can destroy a marriage or create permanent divisions between family members. Spouses who over–drink ruin the family finances, ignore parental responsibility, create fights, and impair the overall happiness and health of the family. Alcoholism causes both mental and physical harm as 60-70% of physical altercations between married couples are fuelled by alcohol (Sobell & Sobell, 2016). Family members who abuse alcohol develop co-dependency and go to great lengths to keep the addiction alive even when it hurts them. It’s a frustrating condition for families and spouses due to the vicious cycles of remission and relapse. The American Psychiatric Association recognized alcoholism as a primary mental health disorder in 1980 as a subset of the substance abuse disorder.  Part 2: First Person Account and Therapy Approach Nina’s experience of being married to an alcoholic is illuminating on the devastating impact alcohol abuse can have on a…

BOARD OF HOUSING DEVELOPMENT 1.0 Introduction This article demonstrates the Board of Housing Development (HDB), an agency focused on providing consumers with housing. HDB has been established within Singapore as a housing development authority and developed to satisfy staff requirements in terms of width, responsibility, and moreover.   To order to achieve our positive change through HDB business operations, we will need to understand the different goals of our companies because our society drives us. 1.1 Definition of the project The organization has been facing significant obstacles for improving progress in its activities in recent decades. These adjustments, which the business needs to tackle, are due to consumer expectations that go beyond HDB’s capacity and thus force the company to make several improvements to make their products available to consumers. The initiative will require that HDB concentrate on the different questions of transition, both from inside and outside, e.g., that the community as a whole is opened up and varied at the very same time. 1.1.2 Diagnosis of the current situation Current situation In contrast with previous days, the description of…

Everything you need to know about sleepwalking   What is sleepwalking?   Sleepwalking is a prevalent issue for children. Most children who have the habit of walking to and from the bedrooms sometimes do so. Since adolescence (beginning at the age of 5), the amount of sleepwalking is gradually decreasing.   Usually, children are seen moving from one place to another for some time (seconds to 5 minutes) when they are asleep within an hour or two of falling asleep. Waking up to someone who is sleeping is hard. After awakening, the person is in the dark for awhile. Sleepwalking (also known as somnambulism) involves some other behaviors besides sleeping. Such as:   He gets out of bed and sits somewhere else. The door opens and goes out. In the walk, urine in the room.   At first, this kind of behavior is not taken seriously by parents. But later, sleep Walking puts the victim and his family in an embarrassing situation. Therefore, the right action should be taken at the right time.   Studies have shown that generally, 1%…

A dog’s journey 2019’s film Introduction Animals are entertaining to watch. Modern directors are exploiting this particular undoubted fact to advantage their media programs commercially. There are several ways in which the directors are using the natural and unnatural characteristics of animals through their exhibition. For instance, the directors can film animals in zoos fighting where they allow them to fight until one of them is severely injured or even killed. This act is very entertaining for most of the program viewers. Most of the European countries such as North America have greatly outlawed and condemned dog fighting, cockfighting, and bear-baiting. However, it is evident that these activities still take place and have a lot of followers. A vast majority of people are appalled when they read the stories of these animal behaviors. These forms of entertainment or sports result in the infliction of pain and suffering on the animals. Directors are at the forefront in filming various animal behaviors and traits into the social media platforms (Morey, 245-248). They have innovated and implemented different filming techniques, which they use…