BSWE-001 Introduction to Social Work ASSIGNMENT Course Code: BSWE-001 Note: Total marks: 100 i) Answer all the five questions. ii) All questions carry equal marks. iii) Answer to question no. 1 and 2 should not exceed 600 words each. 1) Trace the history of Social Work in U.K. Or Briefly discuss the generic principles of social work with suitable illustrations. 20 20 2) Briefly explain the basic social concepts. Or Critically explain the concept of sexuality and stages of psychosexual
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Shelby County‚ Tennessee‚ the African-American infant mortality rate exceeds the state and national average by more than 50 percent. The infant mortality rate is determined by the number of infant deaths per 1000 live births and is used to measure the overall health of communities worldwide. The Urban Child Institute (TUCI) 2012‚ reported that in 2010‚ 13.4 of 1000 infants born to African-American mothers in Shelby County‚ Tennessee died before their first birthday. These numbers are numbing; all while
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children‚ one of the first topics is perception and the senses‚ they aid in the gathering of information from the outside world‚ infants and toddlers use all of their available senses‚ smell‚ touch‚ taste‚ hearing and vision‚ the textbook “Infants Toddlers and caregivers”‚ even suggests the possibility of unknown senses used‚ maybe even up to twenty! (116). Consider the apparent and active role senses impose on a young child when it comes to their development and learning. Infants begin with the ability
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Bill Owens‚ DDS strives to provide a safe environment for all its stakeholders‚ including patients and employees. In order to discover the strengths and weaknesses of first aid and CPR training in our office‚ a needs assessment was conducted during a period of several months prior to the development of this training program. The needs assessment revealed that the current staff is unfamiliar with the concepts and skills needed to properly assess and administer first aid. A pre-training assessment
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[pic] “AIDS IN AFRICA AND INTERNATIONAL AID” Business’s Ethics Project Instructor: Zlat Milovanovic Date: January 03‚ 2011 Made by: Ana Stojanoska 2A1; ID 1719 [pic] INTRODUCTION: Acquired immune deficiency syndrome or acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) is a disease of the human immune system caused by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV).This condition progressively reduces the effectiveness of the immune system and leaves individuals susceptible
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Change in respiratory rate during exercise Aim: To record and investigate how the breathing rate varies for the duration of light and heavy exercise. Introduction: When an individual exercises‚ the muscles being used needs extra energy from oxygen. The lungs pump oxygen to the heart‚ and then the heart pumps the oxygenated blood through the blood to the particular muscle that is working. The human body has a series of organs working together‚ which is named the respiration system. The organs involved
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Breathing Aspect Studying the different phases of breathing may seem silly because we do it everyday. In swimming however‚ it is important to learn how and when to inhale and exhale properly. This aspect comes with some common faults that negatively affect the swimmers’ performance. Developing a good breathing technique is perhaps the biggest challenge for beginner and intermediate swimmers. Many swimmers have a problem with their stroke that is related to their breathing technique without realizing
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Rescue Breathing and CPR-Adults Rescue breathing is the act of breathing for a person who is not breathing‚ yet has a pulse. You should never perform rescue breathing on a stranger unless you have a resuscitation mask‚ so that you will not catch any contagious disease the victim is carrying. If the victim is not breathing yet has a pulse‚ initiate rescue breathing. Use a head tilt and a chin lift to keep the victim’s airway open. Pinch the victim’s nose shut gently‚ using your thumb and index finger
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Infant/ Toddler Observation The following information was based from an observational study of a nine-month old male infant who is a child of a Korean-American married couple. This Child’s name is Kyungson Cho and his parents are employed as both white and blue collar workers‚ where his father works as a doctor and his mother works as a nurse. However‚ his mother is still considered under parental leave and now works as a home-maker. This study was placed within the child’s own dwelling locating
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In the first scaffold scene Dimmesdale is aware of his guilt and hypocrisy when he questions Hester but is too cowardly to confess his sin. Hester‚ while holding her child‚ stands in front of the public on the scaffold enduring humiliation and trial from the authorities of the town‚ in which they insist upon her to reveal the child’s father. Even Dimmesdale‚ as one of the authorities‚ says to her‚ “what can thy silence do for him‚ except… to add hypocrisy to sin?” However‚ she is unwilling to
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