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Why I Decided To Be A Nurse
Goals In Life
Why I Want to Be a Nurse
Growing up people always asked,’ where do you see yourself in the future or what do you want to be when you grow up?’ I learned that in life no matter how perfect I plan my life; things don’t always work out as planned. We face obstacles that detour our path or lose passion in…
Veganism Reduces Risk of Heart Disease
Heart Disease
As a vegan movement created uproar on social media platforms, health documentaries, and nutritionist offices, subsequent questions were destined to arise. This unconventional and novel ideology at first received extreme amounts of dismissal in the medical community. However, recent inquiry upon the benefits of such a diet has led to monumental findings that have possibly…
Can Universal Healthcare Work in the United States
Health Care
Universal Health Care
“In 2018, 8.5 percent of people, or 27.5 million, did not have health insurance at any point during the year”; that is a large portion of the population that would not be able to receive care if they got injured or needed assistance (Berchick et al.). A change in the current healthcare policies need to…
A History and Comparison and Contrast of Person-Centered Therapy (PCT) and Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT)
Adversity
Mental Health
Psychology
Abstract The main goal of psychiatry is to help people. There are many methods and approaches specialists like psychologists use in the field of psychiatry to help their patients. Psychotherapy is aimed at strengthening an individual’s mental and emotional resources so that they can function more effectively. In the following paper, I will analyze by…
Virtual PD Experience and Reflection
Inquiry
The professional development webinar teaches about the importance of utilizing inquiry-based learning in the classroom. Students are sadly being conditioned to ask less and less questions in the classroom. This may inhibit them from exploring information in the future. In a traditional education system, children are expected to raise their hands to ask questions, and…
Alzheimer’s Disease and Effect of Dementia
Alzheimer'S Disease
Alzheimer’s is the most common effect of dementia that causes people to lose their memory, think and behave differently. It progressively attacks the brain of elderly people of 65 years of age and older and reverses the abilities/skills they have had for years. This disease is not a normal part of aging and puts not…
Media Influences on Eating Disorders Response Paper
Eating Disorder
Social Media Impact
In today’s social media is the number one outlet for everything in the world. Whether it’s regarding some business to the latest workout or fashion trend, Social media is intertwined in our society. Most people spend on average 2 hours or more on various social media platforms, I know I spent some nights just aimlessly…
Japan’s Infrastructure
Drinking And Driving
The infrastructure issues of Japan have affected the country significantly. Some of these issues include education, public transportation, roads, and various services. The first issue the company needs to know about will be the availability of education in Japan. According to Semeuls 2017, “In many countries, the United States included, students’ economic backgrounds often determine…
IMixon Assignment Unit
Disease
Medicine
Obesity
According to Loire, obesity is an emergent health problem, the World health organization (WHO) refers to obesity as a “global epidemic” (2006). Nevertheless, economists don’t know much about its causes and consequences; “obesity is not just about its additional costs to our already-straining health budgets. Obesity also creates challenges to our overall economy and to…
The Gender Contribution Model and Eating Disorders
Adolescence
Eating Disorder
The Gender Contribution Model recommended by Stice and Bearman shows that adolescent boys and girls share certain risk factors for depression (eg low self-esteem, development of puberty). This model claimed that some risk factors, especially EWRDs, are distinct to girls (for example, pressure to be thin, thin-ideal internalization) and put girls at greater risk for…