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    Why Become a Nurse

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    Nurse Essay Opportunities in Nursing My decision to pursue a career in nursing came from my personal and professional experiences. When I was 13 years of age‚ I took care of my elderly grandma who had been suffering from Alzheimer’s disease. I knew that the disease was incurable but I did all to help grandma cope with her daily problems. I learned a lot from that experience. From that time I have dreamed to become a highly qualified‚ experienced‚ and very competent nurse. I want to work as a qualified

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    minds think differently towards sex. The guys think its fun and the girls think that it will strengthen their relationship towards their boyfriends. Some ladies made it a business to save them from poverty‚ under estimating the risk of sexually transmitted diseases and unwanted pregnancies. Unwanted pregnancy is the result of careless decision and unprotected sex. Due to immaturity‚ teenage mother tried to escape from the consequences for them to commit abortion or to dump the baby somewhere upon

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    TO: Jim Jones‚ Texas State Board of Education FROM: Ian Anderson‚ Skyline High-School Faculty DATE: March 16‚ 2014 SUBJECT: Instituting Comprehensive Sexual Health Education in Public Schools Here is my proposal you requested February 28 for moving ahead with comprehensive sexual-health education in Texas public schools. All of the findings were fairly straightforward and our initial thoughts were right about abstinence-only-until-marriage education failing our state. Teen pregnancy

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    Running Head: LIFE SKILLS RESEARCH-BASED INSTRCTIONAL PROGRAM Research-Based Instructional Program One major disadvantage to developing and implementing instructional programs not based on research is the time spent. “Time is money”‚ and wasted time means wasted money. Money is wasted on implementing programs that are not research based. Time and money is wasted on training. Overall time and money are wasted on the program. Without the proper research it may not be known if the program is needed

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    Youth Surveillance System

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    injuries‚ homicide‚ and suicide. Pregnancies and STDs occurring among youth and young adults also contributed to a considerable amount of morbidity. Roughly two thirds of all deaths among adults older than 25 years in 1988 resulted from cardiovascular disease and cancer. These consecutive studies suggest that nearly all behaviors contributing to the leading causes of morbidity and mortality can be grouped into six health categories (CDC‚ 2013). Survey Method The national Youth Risk Behavior Survey (YRBS)

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    Com220 Final Essay Paper

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    HIV Intervention Prevention for African American Women Jane Doe COM220 Instructor: John Doe Rising number of African American Women acquiring HIV/AIDS As of the most recent studies‚ women account for 1 out of 4 new HIV/AIDS cases in the United States‚ and 2 out of 3 of these new cases are African American women. The majority of these women acquired HIV from having unprotected sex with men. Although the overall amount of people acquiring HIV/AIDS have dropped‚ the percentage for African American

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    Trichomonas Vaginalis

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    Trichomonas vaginalis is a protozoan parasite that is characteristically found in the human urogenital tract‚ responsible for the most frequent non-viral‚ sexually transmitted infection around the world. A plethora of techniques may be employed in the detection of this condition‚ ranging from just clinical diagnosis to specific laboratory-based testing. The former (i.e. clinical diagnosis) is adequate for women with symptoms of infection (primarily itching‚ discharge and vaginal odor). Also‚ laboratory-based

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    Chlamydia Research Paper

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    Pain and swelling in the testicles. * Men are more likely to notice chlamydia symptoms than women‚ though they too may be asymptomatic. In both men and women a chlamydia infection in the rectum will rarely cause symptoms Chlamydia can be transmitted: * By having unprotected vaginal‚ anal or oral sex with someone who is

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    Self Control

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    improve on and in this paper I am going to share some specific development activities that helped me improve on it. Most of the problems that plague modern individuals in our society — addiction‚ overeating‚ crime‚ domestic violence‚ sexually transmitted diseases‚ prejudice‚ debt‚ unwanted pregnancy‚ educational failure‚ underperformance at school and work‚ lack of savings‚ failure to exercise — have some degree of self-control failure as a central aspect. As I mentioned my first paper‚ I recently

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    3 Times Health Belief Models Were Effective in Public Health Consumer habits are a primary factor that contributes to poor health. For issues such as smoking‚ obesity and unsafe sex practices‚ healthy personal behavior is critical for consumers. Healthy behavior has effectively alleviated or prevented the symptoms associated with many illnesses. [1] However‚ encouraging healthy habits among consumers can prove a challenge for medical professionals. The Health Belief Model‚ developed by social psychologist

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