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Social media such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Instagram have continuously soared in the past couple of years as instrument by individuals as well as public and private entities as a means of communication and dissemination of information. These internet-based media evolve based on the Web 2.0, a component of digital media industry. Web 2.0 tool, also known as the new media, refers to on-demand contents that are usually available through the World Wide Web or the Internet. Aside from social media model, Web 2.0 implementation include video, music, blog marketing, personal Continue reading...

The hyper metabolic reaction to serious burn wound is described by hyper active flow, physiological, catabolic and deep metabolic as well as immune system disorders. When there is lack of satisfaction to the irresistible vitality and protein supplies afterwards, and at the time of serious burn wound, consequences in dysfunction several organs, amplified vulnerability to contagion or death (Gabrielli et al., 2009). Weakening of the hyperactive metabolic reaction by several pharmacologic modes is evolving as an indispensable constituent of the organization of serious burn victims. This review emphasizes on the further current developments in therapeutic plans to weaken the Continue reading...

This research paper attempts to discover why fellow students made Triton College their choice. The research entails conducting a focus group. The study investigates the qualities of the college that entices students to make the institution a college of their choice. Furthermore, the researcher is keen to know if students join the college due to influence from elsewhere or they had no any better option. Classmates are the key participants in this study, and the researcher engages them through interviewing them at the classroom or the library. The focus group that the study will employ involves interviewing several students, Continue reading...

The Raas system or the Renin-Angiotensin-Aldosterone system plays a central role in controlling the arterial blood pressure and the blood flow in the kidneys. It also maintains the glomerular filtration rate. The three major components in the Raas system are renin, angiotensin and aldosterone . The Raas system activates in the body when the heart becomes incapable to provide regular renal perfusion. It helps to compensate hypotension, hypovolemia and hyponatremia. The Raas system has various effects on the cardiovascular system. It contributes to cardiac remodeling and injury. The Raas system also leads to the retention of fluid and maladaptive vascular Continue reading...

The coevolution relationship closest style is the symbiosis that means living together. Microbes form symbiotic relationships with animals and plants. These relationships can be complex and frequently persist throughout times of evolution as organisms evolve in tandem. There are different types of symbiotic relationship. Facultative symbionts; it means that both partners can live differently or independently. The obligative symbionts, it means that one partner cannot survive without the other. In obligative symbionts, one of the organisms provides essential nutrients that the other organism is unable to manufacturing. The relationship between corals and their microalgal symbionts is a unique obligative Continue reading...

On May 17, 2004, at Cambridge, Massachusetts, the United States saw the first legal gay marriage ever officiated in the country (Cooperman, Finer, & Barbash, 2004). Since then, the country has seen an 80.4% growth of same-sex households as of 2010 (as cited in Roberts & Stark, 2014). Judging by these numbers, it is safe to assume that more people are accepting gay marriages as a social norm, which is even strengthened by the advocacy of personalities like Ellen DeGeneres and Neil Patrick Harris. It should not come as a surprise that by 2014, already 55% of Americans support the legalization Continue reading...

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It has always been a norm with training animals that positive reinforcement methods will always more productive than negative training methods. Many dog owners and trainers go for the hard way to get their dogs to behave or learn new tricks. However, this approach is not only negative in its implementation, it also has a negative impact on the behavior of dogs and using coach and pinch collars to train them is only the worst one can do to the animal. Over the years, trainers have emphasized Continue reading...

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Sociology assumes that in order to gain a properly functioning society that performs to its utmost standards, one needs to have good social health standards and strategies to control and contain illness. According to sociological beliefs, a health strategy is a plan or policy designed to contain diseases and illnesses in society and reduce them to the minimum possible level so that society can continue to function to its utmost potential. In sociology, to qualify as a sick person (or one who is suffering from some Continue reading...

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Healthcare practitioners in the present day healthcare system face a myriad of dilemmas. The advances in technology and research in health issues facilitates new solutions to problems previously thought impossible. The public receives these solutions differently, they accept some while they reject others. The criterion of accepting or rejecting solutions has its basis on ethical standards. Ethics refers to a body of life principles and moral standards that direct the society when approaching the decision making process. Ethics is the moral calipers of what is right and what is wrong. It therefore follows that an ethical issue in healthcare Continue reading...

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This paper gives an overview of the illness of Roderick Usher and argues that Roderick Usher in The Fall of the House of Usher did have numerous psychological issues. This paper also looks deep into the signs and symptoms of Roderick Usher’s illness and makes an argument that Roderick’s craziness isn’t just something the narrator has made up in his mind. The main argument for this to be true is that there are many signs that point towards mental illness of Roderick Usher that show that he is suffering from psychological complexities.

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