Journal Article Review #2 Introduction ‘A guide to taking a patient’s history’ is an article published in the Nursing Standard Journal‚ in the December 5‚ 2007 volume 22‚ issue 13‚ pages 42-48‚ written by Hilary Lloyd and Stephen Craig‚ in this article‚ Lloyd and Craig provides an overview of taking a patient’s history related to nursing. There are certain questions that should be asked while taking a patient’s history and this articles outlines how to ask and what to ask. It also gives an overview
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In Alice in Wonderland her size is changed constantly. There were many reasons as to why in Alice her size was changed so many times. At first it only seemed like she was just changing‚ and no reason behind it or why it happened. This signified many things and all had meaning behind it. Throughout the book there were many several times where Alice size was changed and rearranged. When first reading the book and the short film in class I had a way better understanding on the different changes and
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Through the Looking Glass was written as the sequel to Alice in Wonderland. They are both by Lewis Carroll‚ Alice is the main character in both‚ and both are set in fantastic realms where the usual laws of physics do not apply. The writing style is the same in both books‚ and both are full of puns‚ word play‚ poems‚ and nonsense. The basic plot line is the same for both books‚ each starts with Alice entering another world by some unusual means and awakening at the end to discover that her adventure
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people thinking they know the whole story‚ just for them to find out that they really know nothing at all. Alice was taken when she was ten years old‚ by a man named Ray. She has to face many extremely difficult decisions and throughout these decisions she shows her true colors. Alice proves that she is not broken when she decides to save Lucy from their kidnapper rather than escape herself. Alice is a living dead girl‚ living each day feeling as if she is being suffocated by Ray. “Once upon a time
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In Alice Walker’s The Color Purple‚ many emotions are evoked within the story. Many themes and character qualities are suggested through the use of symbolism. One of the most prominent symbols utilized within this story is the allegory of color. Walker uses different colors to illustrate various moods and the personality themes of certain characters. One may find it interesting to discover that these colors are sentiments about the way people in the novel are represented. In the story‚ Celie
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Alyssia Crose’ 6\\30\13 Alice Stebbins Wells For centuries women have been working towards broadening opportunities within the work force. Many women have struggled to gain equality‚ and some have been successful. On June 13‚ 1873 in Manhattan Kansas‚ Alice Stebbins Wells was born‚ as was the start of her success story. Alice Stebbins (which later became her maiden name) was a daughter of Homer Pease and Sarah (Kinney) Stebbins‚ both of whom were descendants of notable New England families and
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“The most common way people give up their power is by thinking they don’t have any”(Alice Walker). Alice Walker is African-novelist‚ short-story writer‚ poet‚ etc…. She was awarded the Pulitzer Prize and the National Book Award for the most famous novel she have every wrote is The Color Purple. She was honored with O. Henry award‚ was inducted into California Hall of Fame in 2006 and receive Lennon Ono Peace award in 2010. Walker was part of the Civil Rights Movement in the 1960s for women’s to
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feelings‚ experiences‚ and perspectives can be very unexpected and intimidating. Carroll is very successful throughout Alice in Wonderland in portraying the uncertainties and chaos that come with growing up. Many critics and professors believe that the story completely pertains to adolescence and the experiences gained from it through the usage of symbolism‚ motifs‚ and themes. Alice in Wonderland is filled several times over with examples and uses of symbolism. Nearly every object or character functions
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Bob feels insecure in his romantic relationship with Alice because he feels that although there are certain expectations for a man that must be fulfilled‚ he cannot fulfill them. Alice‚ as a woman of color‚ ranks the lowest in social hierarchy. She is expected to have no autonomy whatsoever‚ while Bob is expected to financially provide for her. Both fail to meet their expectations. Alice is not just any “lowly” woman of color; she is a light-skinned African-American—most likely biracial—and she
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in the late 1960’s early 1970’s‚ when most African Americans were searching for their roots. Many African Americans abandoned the thought of also being an American; they were separating themselves and only claiming the African heritage. The Author Alice Walker contends that African Americans are just that African and American‚ and that to neglect part of your heritage is unethical. Mama’s character is the one who defines the meaning of African American culture‚ in the beginning of the story mama
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