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Introduction: The Selected Artifacts

There are various ways of establishing whether someone is pregnant or not. It comes in handy to any particular nurse to have the necessary skills in this sector (Ackley, Ladwig 2010). I mainly choose to major on signs and symptoms of pregnancy as one of the physical way of establishing that someone is pregnant. I will face many patients complaining of not feeling well, and some sicknesses are usually signs of one being pregnant. It is very relevant that I do have these skills of establishing whether someone is pregnant or not so as not prescribe that particular individual Continue reading...

There are many different effects of mother-infant interaction on an infants’ development. Mother-infant interaction is distinct and different from one culture to another. Researchers study mother-infant relationship cross-cultural because it is a universal phenomenon (Bhavnagri, 1984). Mother-infant interaction is the most important and earliest way to infants’ social, emotional, behavioral, and cognitive development (Hirose, Shinoki, & Hamada, 1999). One of the best models to study mother-infant interaction in different cultures is Bronfenbrenner’s model (Bronfenbrenner, 1994), because it is comprehensive and appropriate to any culture. Moreover, it can explain the impacts on infants developing in exact ecological variables in specific Continue reading...

Jennifer, a 16—year-old girl described in the case, is clearly another victim of child sexual abuse through sexual exploitation as a prostitute and through being an object of child pornography. However, the details of the case should be thoroughly investigated before charging her mother with a crime of exploiting her child or neglecting her. Unfortunately, Jennifer’s story is most likely one of the numerous similar stories of the victims of a dysfunctional family with the adult in a family using the child as a source of income, instead of protecting her from the abnormal premature sexual experience. Continue reading...

The essay will compare and contrast the main characters of two famous short stories, Everyday Use, by author Alice Walker, and Ranch Girl, written by Maile Meloy. The similarities and differences of the mother in Everyday Use are compared to the girl sharing her life experience in Ranch Girl. The focus on the characters roles in life as pertains to their relationships with others in their lives, is one point to examine. Other aspect of the characters to consider are the outlook, personality types, and perspectives on the lives they lead, which is displayed through the writing.
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ADVISE LITERATURE

THE CONTRAST BETWEEN THE BUSY BEE AND THE MOTHER’s BOOK,
The Busy Bee is a story for the children from the American Sunday School Union; it is a voluntary association that is formed by some denominations of the Protestant in 1824 to increase promoting the religious education of the children. They made thousands of published of short stories for children aimed for teaching habits and proper values. This story were featuring the characters of Jane and Fanny, the two orphans living with a devout and religious old woman, referring to the story of their mother teaching the right Continue reading...

The topic of family has been important in literature just about as long as people have been writing. The major works of the Greek tragedians Sophocles and Aeschylus revolve around the drama that takes place within families, and the topic remains just as much a source of interest in modern times, as the exploits of such groups as the Kardashians occupying much of the public’s attention. Perhaps it is the universality of the family experience or the formative work that family provides for our personalities, for better and for worse, that makes this such a topic of universal Continue reading...

It is a lifelong loss for children when their loved ones passed away especially the death of a family member, a mother, a father, or siblings. The feeling of grief is normal for children that they will miss the person who passed away. Children deal with the sad separation in different ways or levels of intensity, during or after the death of their loved ones. Many children want to share their story after a death of someone very special to them. Children want to tell others like friends, classmates, or relatives about what happened. They will tell someone close Continue reading...

Executive summary

The most efficient care that a mother can offer to her child is breastfeeding him or her for the first six or more months without any supplementary feeds. Therefore, protection, promotion and support of breastfeeding is one of the critical health requirements for a toddler. This should, therefore, be promoted by healthcare providers such as nurses, doctors, pharmacist among others. These providers should advocate this issue in our society by implementing different policies (Lindberg, 2011). The target audience for this policy on promotion and support for breastfeeding was the director of Hope Clinic in Ypsilanti, Mathew Hudson. After contacting Continue reading...

The chosen case study is Case study 3: Schizophrenia, Charlie Robinson

According to Shergill, et. al (2014), schizophrenia is a condition characterized by difficulty in distinguishing between reality and imaginations. Patients suffering from this condition find it hard to relate to other people, to manage their emotions, and to function normally. Schizophrenia is a psychotic disorder whereby the victim starts loosing contact with reality and gets lost in own world with make-up beliefs. Charlie is described as a person who has many friends, but hardly relates to any of them. He likes spending his time in his bedroom, and refers to himself as Goth. Charlie has a deep-rooted fear of Continue reading...

The status of women have been questioned in many cultures of the world over the years. In the same manner, the Chinese culture also have a history of amendments and development made in the status of women. The Chinese literature explores and defines the role of women in the different dynasties of China. In particular, the feudal code of Chinese dynasty has put a lot of impact on the role of women in that is evident from the limitations that were imposed them for instance, no say in the decision of getting married etc. In this regard, the poem Continue reading...

Imagine staring at the picture of a desert, grand and splendid with all its sand that seems to stretch even farther than what the eyes can see. Photos tell a story, and these stories are produced from a person’s interpretations of every nuance of the picture. These stories may vary according to the ideas of the person looking. Stories, that is, written stories, on the other hand, come alive through their characters. The way they talk and think, and how they act on their ideas make stories tangible and transform them into something that can be seen, heard, Continue reading...

Introduction

In three short stories (The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman, I Stand Here Ironing by Tillie Olsen and The Revolt of Mother by Mary Wilkins), the burden of motherhood is revealed and discussed. This short paper will tackle various ways in which the burden of motherhood manifests itself in the life of mothers, and the specific resolutions each mother in the story has taken towards relieving themselves of either part or of all of the burden.

The Yellow Wallpaper by Charlotte Perkins Gilman

In this short story, the narrator is confined to a home by her husband as the latter presumes she is simply having Continue reading...

The subject of abortion has always been controversial for many communities, and is a situation that continues to gain momentum with new arguments from the pro-abortion and anti-abortion forces. Consequently, what was at one time, a societal issue has catapulted to the forefront of political debates, making one’s stand the determinant factor in their political alliances. While news outlets manage to focus on some abortion stories, many more remain untold because of the social stigma associated with the act. However, abortion can be an option from two angles; freedom of choice to do what wants with her pregnancy Continue reading...

Definition of attachment

Attachment, in general terms, can be defined as a close connection between two people, not depending on their location, lasting in time, and which serves as a source of emotional intimacy (Falberg, 2012). Attachment is the desire for intimacy with another person, along with the effort to maintain this closeness. For children, attachment is a vital necessity in the literal sense of the word: babies who are left without emotional warmth may die despite normal care, and in older children, the development process may be disrupted because of the lack of affection and attachment to other people. Strong attachment Continue reading...

According to the definition of elder abuse presented by Wallace and Robertson (2014), the caseworker should be able to prove that Mamie has suffered or currently suffers from neglect, harm or injury, whether physical, psychological or material, as a result of her son’s actions or the lack of such (p. 292). While the age of an elderly person, whose case should be viewed as a possible elder abuse, varies from state to state, as Mamie is 87, she certainly falls into this group. As a potential victim, Mamie has a number of factors that support her possible victimization, Continue reading...

Personal Reflection

When I see my mother knitting or tailoring at home, it gives me a sense of belonging. It would be hard to think that arts and crafts teach us a lot about cultures, beliefs, and character. Whatever artwork my mother does, and whenever I am around her when she goes about without the slightest care in the world about what people may think of her act, I get a feeling that here is my mother, portraying an art that was passed on to her by her mother, grandmother and so on. Yes, arts do teach us a lot about Continue reading...

Position

Abortion is significant bioethics issue that has ignited emotional debates. It regards the termination of pregnancy to remove an embryo out of the mother’s womb. This issue has been sensitive due to its consequences. The United Kingdom reviewed its laws and legalized abortion in 1967. The justification behind the legalization of abortion was due in part to the rising cases of backstreet abortions (Sedg et al., 2012). Legislatures contended that legalization of this practice would liberate most women that ended dying by attempting to terminate pregnancy in the backstage. However, abortion was legalized in the pretext that two Continue reading...

The meaning of life

Every individual has their perception and connotation of life that influences and affects most of the choices they make. What each takes to be the composition of life can range from anything to the quest of bliss. That includes what they take bliss to mean and being famous before their peers. The definition of life can be divided into three goals that include that include being in a position to have long term, short and the ultimate goals. The durable goals include the goals such as that of pursuing bliss or living every day to the fullest or striving Continue reading...

Introduction and Issue Definition

The government is desperately trying to reduce maternal and child mortality rates, which have gradually increased in the recent years. Maternal deaths raise a concern in health law, and the clear definition of safe or unsafe abortion has turned out to be a legal issue. It is argued that every person or child has a right to life. However, there is a legal concern when both the mother and child are in danger. It is a crime to abort, but is accepted by the law if both the mother and the child are in danger. Cases of abortion have Continue reading...

Analytic Essay on Disability Using the Film “What’s Eating Gilbert Grape?”

The world is a vast place with a spectrum of different people, personalities and communities. Some people are blessed with stable health while others deal with medical and social health challenges daily and even over their entire lifetime. The challenges of any form of disability give rise to difficult medical and social situations. Using the film “What’s Eating Gilbert Grape?”, I identify the social disability portrayed by two of the main characters, examine how this model fits the purpose of the film, and how the reality of our medical model does not coincide with this depiction.
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