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    Overall‚ there are many ways that racism and discrimination have influenced the Blues. The goal of this paper is to briefly touch on a few of many ways that racism influenced the blues and blues performers. Individuals who made a living from playing the blues often faced racism and discrimination and this caused many of them to move to ‘less racist’ states. Discrimination is seen very blatantly by examining when the blues was first recorded and by examining which artists were recorded. There are

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    The Study of Anesthesia: History‚ Chemistry‚ and Activity By Cordell Jones The Description of Anesthesia‚ It’s Effects‚ its Careers‚ and it’s Future By Cordell Jones Introduction In 1591‚ a young mother was dragged from her home and taken away. Her mercy pleas were ignored‚ and she was thrown intro a pit and buried alive. What was this mother’s crime? She had given birth to twin sons‚ and during her labor she had asked for some pain relief. The Church regarded the

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    Mallory Whitson Justice 1st Period 2 February 2010 Anesthesia Anesthesia is the loss of feeling or sensation. It may be accomplished without the loss of consciousness‚ or with partial or total loss of consciousness. Anesthesia has not been around forever‚ but there is a background history of its creation and the primitive anesthetics used before anesthesia was discovered. Today there are many different anesthetics and delivery methods dependent to the type of procedure. Anesthesiologists

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    Response to The Short Story "Sonny’s Blues" by James Baldwin Sonny’s Blues is a short story written by James Baldwin. In this story‚ Baldwin helps us understand the different ways people experience pain and suffering. It is a story about two brothers and the way they cope with pain and suffering in dissimilar ways. The narrator and his brother Sonny lives in a poor black dominant community in Harlem‚ where everyone struggles to survive. As the story begins‚ Sonny is arrested for using heroin while

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    Jovanna Rios 11/25/13 Pharmacology is the study of the physical‚ biological and chemical actions of drugs (Bryant & Knights‚ 2011). In the practice of medicine‚ drugs are used to diagnose‚ treat or prevent disease so for the registered nurse in a clinical setting‚ the knowledge of pharmacology plays a huge importance in their role of medication

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    African-Americans. James Baldwin’s “Sonny’s Blues” reveals the nearly impossible task to grow up as a black male in Harlem‚ but also escape the reality of life back then filled with drugs‚ violence‚ and racism. In result‚ the use of music is the key to freedom‚ not drugs. The two main characters are Sonny and his older brother‚ the narrator. The narrator is the usual everyday man‚ he has a wife and two sons‚ he makes a living by being a high school algebra teacher in Harlem. Sonny the main character is a struggling

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    General Anesthesia When someone faces surgery‚ they most likely have many concerns. Among them usually include going under anesthesia. They may worry about losing consciousness‚ how they may feel afterward‚ or if it is even safe. There are several types of anesthesia that can be used depending on the needs of the surgery‚ such as: general‚ local‚ regional‚ and conscious sedation. In this paper‚ I will focus on discussing general anesthesia’s history‚ purpose‚ effects‚ and safety. History of Anesthesia

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    After surgery‚ patients in the general and spinal anesthesia group received opioids for postoperative pain and patients with epidurals received continuous infusions of hydromorphone and bupivacaine for 24 to 120 hours postoperatively (Ong‚ Arneja‚ & Ong‚ 2005). They found that patients who received epidural and spinal anesthesia had a significant decrease in pain in the first week after surgery compared to those who received general anesthesia. However‚ there was no difference in the use of opioid

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    Spinal Anesthesia and Epidural Anesthesia Spinal anesthesia and epidural anesthesia are methods of numbing the body before a medical procedure. They are done by injecting numbing medicine (anesthetic) into the back‚ near the spinal cord. Spinal anesthesia is usually done to numb an area at and below the place where the injection is made. It is often used during surgeries of the pelvis‚ hips‚ legs‚ and lower abdomen. It begins to work almost immediately. Epidural anesthesia may be done to numb an

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    I will be telling you my short little paper on the History of Anesthesia. I will be telling what some terms mean that will be used in anesthesia history. Also I will be telling a some dates from years before our time on how anesthesia came from and who was there‚ and what drugs came out. First I will be starting out with several definition of the term anesthesia. The absence of normal sensitiation‚ especially to pain‚ as induced by an anesthetic substance or by hypnosis or as occurs

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