Excitement and Concerns with My Clinical Experience       This clinical practicum is one that I have been looking forward to and I am grateful for this opportunity to be able to work with the pediatric population.. The pediatric population is the most vulnerable, and it is important to gain the trust and create a rapport with these patients and families. Although my pediatric experience is limited, I believe through this experience I will be able to gain the skills needed to provide adequate care for this population of patients.. What concerns me the most about this population is knowing how to properly diagnosis these patients and provide the best possible care. It is important to provide a thorough assessment, make sure they are reaching their milestones for their age as well as recognizing abuse cases. If any of these areas are missed, it can have a lifelong negative impact on their lives. Strengths and Weaknesses I consider my biggest strength when caring for the pediatric population is patience and compassion. I have come from a large family and love interacting…

To Best Boston’s Inc Breeder Hello, my name is Jessica. I recently called you about my dog Houston who recently developed Luxating Patella after turning a year. At first, I thought he was only injured since he was walking with difficulty and was less active and thought he would feel better, but that did not happen. After visiting a veterinary officer, I was told the only option was surgery. When I inquired about the cause of the disease, the veterinary doctor said it was a hereditary condition that is passed from generation to generation First, I am grateful that you sent Houston’s entire family pedigree since it was helpful during my research. Most of the online articles that I found online and other sources pointed inbreeding as one of the leading causes of Luxating Patella.   Because Houston’s parents 56918 and 696331 are closely related through Houston’s brother. 56916 is the father to Houston’s mother, who may have inherited dominant genes from her mother. When she mated with Houston’s father, they transferred a dominant gene to Houston, which is why…

Wrtiting cause & Effect paper   Choose from the following topics to write a 5-paragraph, 500-word essay. 1. Effects of overeating 2. Effects of being a twin 3. Effects of growing up in a single-parent household 4. Effects of grandparents raising a child 5. Effects of exercise 6. Effects of meditation 7. Causes of stress 8. Causes sibling rivalry 9. Causes of increased obesity in the last ten years 10. Reasons why some students think school is boring 11. Reasons children rebel against their parents 12. Causes and/or effects of a decision you have made, such as A˃ Moving out B˃ Starting a new career or business C˃ Going back to school D˃ Adopting a child E˃ Buying a car  Choose from the following topics to write a 5-paragraph, 500-word essay. 1. Effects of overeating 2. [unique_solution]Effects of being a twin 3. Effects of growing up in a single-parent household 4. Effects of grandparents raising a child 5. Effects of exercise 6. Effects of meditation 7. Causes of stress 8. Causes sibling rivalry 9. Causes of increased obesity in the last…

Symbolism in “The Story of an Hour”              The narrative “The story of an hour” by Kate Chopin describes a one-day event concerning a woman in the last hour of her life and the emotional and psychological changes she goes through upon learning about the death of her husband. The story is more about women and their position in the marriage institution. It gives a tragic account of how a woman’s newfound status as a widow gives her freedom and strength. It also gives her an opportunity to develop her own identity. She goes through mixed emotions and feelings as she visualizes her past life and what the future hold for her. It is ironic that instead of being happy for his return, she is overwhelmed and dies upon realizing that her future fantasy has come to an end. Kate Chopin uses symbolism with detailed imagery in her narrative to develop the theme of freedom and confinement by showing mixed reactions of Mrs. Mallard as she processes the death news of her husband. Mrs. Mallard was not satisfied in her…

Analysis of “Cultural Baggage” by Barbara Ehrenreich             “What is your ethnic background and what significance does it have in your life?” Barbara Ehrenreich in her essay, “Cultural Baggage” puts forward her opinions on traditional values arising out of a family’s ethnic heritage. Ehrenreich’s purpose is to persuade the readers that no ethnic or religious background can be considered as a person’s background. In her book, Ehrenreich discusses her ethnic background following the challenges she encountered while growing up. She says she was raised to explore new things instead of accepting something because it existed before. This paper enriches our understanding of Barbara Ehrenreich’s, “Cultural Baggage” and helps understand her ideas on traditional values. Ehrenreich takes an unpopular view on a person’s ethnic background. She feels embarrassed to claim her background and claims to have no background. When asked about her ethnic background,  responds by saying none. She somewhat appears to be rejecting her heritage out of Anglo-Celtic hate (Ehrenreich, Pg. 1).  Ehrenreich seems satisfied to have pronounced her ethnic background as none. However, she is troubled when she discovers…

Child care markets Childcare has existed since the early 1990s with the limited intervention of government in the provision of the services. This was because the responsibility of providing childcare was seen as a private issue that did not need government support. The United Kingdom was the first country to intervene in the provision of childcare services in the 1990s. The government introduced small-scale measures that were the initial start of government involved in regulating childcare. Government participation in childcare was accelerated by the introduction of the National Childcare Strategy before 2000. This was strengthened by enacting of childcare policy that incorporated taxation and regulation by inspection of daycare facilities by government bodies. In the modern world, especially the United Kingdom, the government has intervened in the provided childcare in many ways to ensure children are safe (Cloney et al. 2016). The government primarily regulates the provision of childcare in the United Kingdom. 65% of the providers are private providers, local governments provide 2 %, volunteers provide 14 %, and 19% of the childcare is based in schools or colleges.…

Rhetoric Analysis of O.J.: Made in America Introduction O.J.: Made in America is a documentary film that revolves around racism, violence and other things in the criminal justice system. The documentary revolves around the life of OJ Simpson, who was a suspect involved in robberies and kidnapping. The trial of OJ Simpson is the main focus of the eight-hour documentary. The prosecution mainly began as a trial that includes a famous person, but it later became a trial that involved racism and classism in history and the whole of America. The producer of the film argues that Simpson did commit the murders, but racism in the police department should have been a reason for discharge according to Simpson’s lawyers. The documentary focuses on how the American criminal justice system would not function with the complicated forces surrounding it. Simpson represents everything good in the U.S. as well as everything bad in the U.S. Description and significance Among observers, the Simpson story began the night where Nicole Simpson and Ronald Goldman were found murdered outside the formers home in Brentwood. To…

Speculating About Causes/Determining Effects                  Objective:       Compose a balanced, insightful speculation essay that explores a major issue in our culture.  You must address the increase, decrease, or stagnation as it pertains to the issue. You must also determine the effectives that the increase, decrease, or stagnation is having on individuals and/or society. Be sure to 1) define your topic, 2) provide adequate background information, 3) detail your causes, 4) provide adequate support, 5) discuss the effects, and 6) summarize your main points in the conclusion.   You need to give a minimum of THREE (3) causes to establish the legitimacy of the issue.  For example, if you were to address the increase in single parent households in America, you might assert that the causes are (1) irresponsible sex among teenagers and adults, (2) social acceptance of out of wedlock births, (3) a change from traditional family values, and (4) moral decay concerning parental responsibilities among men.  In addition, you must ELABORATE about why you believe this information to be valid.[unique_solution]   Audience:       Your attentive audience consists of people from various…

Summer School Application I am writing to express my interest in joining the International Summer School (ISS) at the University of Oslo, Norway. Currently, I am a college student who seeks to streamline the career progression in international relations. I envision myself playing an active role in diplomacy because of my interest in understanding how countries form bi- and multi-lateral trade agreements. Moreover, I endear how different nations collaborate to handle incidences that threaten border security, and I would like to devote my understanding of the fundamental aspects that surround peacekeeping missions among countries. The program creates a unique learning environment where one interacts with people who share the same interest. Therefore, I am fascinated to be part of the summer program because of the exposure to real-life experiences that will be invaluable to my career ambitions and me in the future. Interpersonal skills are essential in the international context. The scholarship will improve my attributes due to the environment that brings together people with different nationalities. As a result, it will be an opportunity to enhance my cultural competence…

what the United States would look like with a fifteen dollar minimum wage  Imagine what the United States would look like with a fifteen dollar minimum wage. You don’t even have to, just take one look at New York City today with homeless people scattered up and down the streets. Every day, the argument of raising the federal minimum wage comes up in conversation whether it’s grandparents arguing with their grandchildren on holidays or “anchormen” arguing their side of it on opinion-based news. It’s easy to see that in the near future, many people will have a hard time finding a job because raising minimum wage would hurt them more than it would help them. This is because inflation would skyrocket, small businesses would fail, and the unemployment rate would escalate, among other serious problems.