Linda‚ a 70-year-old resident of a residential home in Palmar‚ Massachusetts‚ is a non-verbal individual with a complex medical history including bipolar disorder‚ personality disorder‚ and various developmental disorders. She is under the care of a psychiatrist who manages her psychotropic medication treatment plan. Due to her pika tendencies‚ Linda receives medications‚ feeding‚ and fluids through a gastrostomy tube as she is unable to take anything by mouth. She utilizes an electric wheelchair
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presents Linda‚ the heart of the Loman family‚ as a mother figure that agrees with Mother Teresa’s quote. Linda is compassionate‚ understanding‚ and loving towards Willy‚ however she is seen as the family destroyer who is partially to blame for Willy’s gradual collapse and false pride. She becomes torn between guilt‚ retaliation and pity. However‚ in the Requiem‚ at Willy’s funeral Linda‚ though loving him‚ is unable to cry over her husband’s death. Trying to ease the tension‚ Linda stands between
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that what they are doing is wrong‚ but both continue to do so anyway. The major difference between the two men is the manner in which they conduct themselves while being unfaithful. Willy Loman is discreet and tries to hide his affair from his wife‚ Linda. While Troy‚ on the other hand‚ is much more open about the idea‚ even telling his wife he was going to be bringing home a new baby from the other woman. In both plays‚ infidelity affects not only the two men‚ but their family‚ as well; as it breaks
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advanced nursing practice are quite different. The discussions are personal interviews between a family nurse practitioner and certified nurse midwife. Jolene is a young energetic family nurse practitioner practicing for 5 years in primary care. Linda is a season certified nurse midwife with 20 years experience of midwifery and clinical practice The APNs were interviewed about reasons for entering nursing‚ employment setting‚ and typical day‚ education‚ and intend to pursue their Doctor of Nursing
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Cheryl thinks that the department of Nursing do not have enough support for patient care and she expected Linda to discuss the opportunity of hiring a new employee. Rather than making a final decision before consulting with her. How could Linda have Managed her Decision to Propose the hire Differently? Given the limitation of hiring one individual for the division of Patient Care‚ if Linda had to hire differently she
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were not accepted to study into official art academies‚ and any training they were allowed to have was that of the soft and delicate nature. This may be why that during the early years of the modern feminist art movement‚ the art often showed “raw” anger from the artist. “The Feminist Art Movement began with the idea that women’s experiences must be expressed through art‚ where they had previously been ignored or trivialized.” (Napikoski‚ L. 2011 ) The artists of this movements work showed a rebellion
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narrative; what makes Santos’s story a Blues narrative? To what other Filipino American narratives may the Blues apply? How/why? 2. In Bulosan’s “I Am Not a Laughing Man‚” why is he so angry? What specific things is he angry about/at? Do you think his anger is justified? Why/why not? Explain the significance of laughter in his “The Laughter of My Father.” What is Bulosan’s position on socioeconomic class‚ and
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one another‚ the differences were usually just differences in the way one interpreted the book and envisioned the characters. The major difference I noticed was the way I pictured Linda and the way she was portrayed in the movie. Linda was not at all how I had imagined her to be. While reading the book I pictured Linda as being this sweet old lady. A lady that was very humble and usually kept quiet for the most part. An ideal mother and wife. However‚ while watching the movie she seemed much louder
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people enjoy the perks of having their own home while others prefer to live in the comfort of an apartment. Linda wanted to purchase her first home once she found out that she was having a baby. Linda had lived in her apartment for the past 10 years and had never considered the possibility of moving until she met a wonderful man that she married and was ready to make space for their new arrival. Linda decided she wanted to weigh the pros and cons of moving into homeownership to determine if she wanted
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Bernard Marx- Bernard Marx could be seen as the outcast of the social group. He isn’t exactly as tall or as involved in “social gatherings” (sexual gatherings) as the other Alpha group members‚ the “rich‚ wealthy” class of the dystopian society. Bernard views the other members of his social class as disgusting human beings with no morals. Bernard is kind of like the “Winston Smith” from George Orwell’s 1984. He questions society and goes against a lot‚ if not all‚ of their ideas. John the “Savage”-
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