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Tetralogy of Fallot is a serious congenital heart conditions that is defined by the defects it causes in the ventricles and pulmonary artery, which causes issues with breathing and transport of oxygen throughout the body. In infants it may appear as exhaustion and cyanosis of the lips, fingers, and face when crying. Modern surgeons suggest surgical intervention as early as possible; however, in some cases waiting may be necessary. That said parents must limit their child’s activities and know how to calm and soothe their child’s breathing. Surgeries are available today that can repair the deformations and Continue reading...

Cultural Overview

Leila is a woman aged 34 years old. She is of Haitian descent, and she resides in the State of Connecticut. She is married with four children: two girls and one boy. She is also five months pregnant. Leila lives with her husband and children in the same house. In addition, her Uncle and two siblings also reside in the same neighborhood as she does. They meet quite often and even share some meals together. Leila also has no friend apart from members of her ethnic group. Besides, she spends little time with her friends. The only people with Continue reading...

Discussing the Benefits of Community Preventions of Communicable Disease

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The average human beings on a day-to-day basis spend a great deal of time thinking about he potential threats, dangerous scenarios of communicable, infectious disease. Most are unaware of just how many diseases and the viruses that cause them that could, in fact, decimate populations, destabilize societal structures and cause rampant loss and mass panic. Some so dangerous they could run through a population before any means of curing the disease can even begin. Average people assume, particularly, in the United States, and other developed nations, that they are safe from and impervious to such Continue reading...

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The purpose of this term paper is to provide comprehensive information about the inherited blood disease of sickle cell anemia, which affects newborns by means of a mutated gene passed on from their parents. That abnormal gene causes the child’s body to manufacture defective hemoglobin which is contained in red blood cells. As a result, those cells are sickle shaped instead of the normal circular shape, and pass less easily through the body’s blood vessels, impairing the flow of the needed oxygen. The body’s defenses destroy those bad blood cells, but at a faster rate than Continue reading...

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Hip dislocation injury is the displacement of the head of the thighbone from its socket from the pelvis (Martinoli, et. al., 2012). This displacement occurs when a lot of pressure impacts the site, which could be from accidents and falls. According to Khanna, Harris, Farrojhyar, Choudur & Wong (2014), older people are more predisposed to this condition compared to the younger people, although the condition is as prevalent among the older as it is among the younger adults. Adults may have to sustain a large amount of trauma for a hip dislocation to occur, although children may suffer from the Continue reading...

Interdisciplinary team for safe transition of heart failure patients

Interdisciplinary team for safe transition of heart failure patients

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The 30-day re-hospitalization penalty for hospitals has led the healthcare professionals to opt for an interdisciplinary transitional care approach in order to provide safe and efficient transition for patients with heart failure from hospital settings to home. Heart failure (HF) is a chronic condition and requires a lifelong treatment. 14% of the Medicare beneficiaries suffer from HF. The re - hospitalization rate of HF has been noted to be 10 to 19% within 14 days and 50% within 90 days. Such readmissions have resulted in heavy Medicare bills of $333 Continue reading...

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Loss Prevention Manual
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RE: LOSS PREVENTION MANUAL

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The purpose of this Memorandum is to give suitable suggestions from legal perspective that is required to update the Loss Prevention/Human Resource Manual (the “HR Manual”). I will deal with the following areas of law for the purpose of this manual, namely (a) The Employment Standard Act, 2000 (ESA) (b) Judicial position relating to disciplinary proceedings, constructive dismissal and fair hearing, and (c) Judicial position on the Human Rights Code. In light of these suggestions, it would be advisable to update the HR Manual

Updates relating to the ESA

As Sobeys has over 125,000 employees throughout Canada, it Continue reading...

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Panic Disorder is a condition that differs from the usual feeling of fear and nervousness, where the person experiences a sudden fit, which is uncalled for at times, with an elevated heart rate, and racing heart, sweating and increased, unstable breathing. These attacks occur as in what they call ‘out of the blue’ since the situation may not seem as fearful as the reaction to them is shown.
These attacks reach their peak or height of intensity in ten minutes and subside gradually. These panic attacks, more Continue reading...

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Climate change is the shifting of the weather patterns and conditions characterized by the various indicators. It is also identified with the shifting of the average conditions of the weather and occurrence of extreme events. The climate of the Earth is affected by natural factors that externally induce changes to the cycle of the climate. The phenomenon of climate change is not a new thing. In fact, it has occurred many times in the historical periods. The various causes that trigger climate change are associated with various factors. There are two major contributory factors for climate change that includes Continue reading...

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Continuum mechanics is a combination of physical laws and mathematics that estimate the behavior of matter that is prone to mechanical loading. The basic equations involved in continuum mechanics may be formed in two distinct but fundamentally parallel formulations. In continuum mechanics, deformation is the transformation of certain bodies or objects from a reference shape to a present shape. This paper explores the different types of deformation in continuum mechanics.

Keyword: continuum mechanics, deformation, stretch, rotation, strain, physics laws, mathematics

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The examination of the mechanical and kinematic characteristic of materials demonstrated on the continuum postulation is termed as continuum mechanics. Continuum mechanics is divided into two Continue reading...

The term “invisible hand” was first introduced by Adam Smith in 1776 through his book “An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations”. While it was not meant to become a theory as it is applied today, the application of it by many economists in their papers showed and proved its importance, which led to the idea into becoming a theory once and for all.

The Invisible Hand

A formal definition of the invisible hand may be taken from the Economic Times (n.d.) wherein it is known as the “unobservable market force” that brings demand and supply of Continue reading...

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A number of people fall victim of drug and alcohol abuse every year. Several treatment programs are initiated at different levels to help these victims to get the physical treatment and mental balance. Along with other techniques, the group therapies are one effective way of treating these victims. These are not only important in understanding the case or the subject and his history better but in providing multiple opportunities for the fast and effective recovery as well. For instance, the victims derive motivation and encouragement from these groups and leaders. Then, discussing problems with one another and getting Continue reading...