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    especially in the AM‚ so she completed a home pregnancy test and it was positive. As the intake nurse in the clinic‚ you are responsible for gathering information before she sees the physician. 1. What are the two most important questions to ask to determine possible pregnancy? The most important questions to ask to determine pregnancy are the first day of their last period and if they have ever been pregnant before. 2. She tells you she has never been pregnant. How would you record this information

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    people to be able to get an important point across. That could either be affected by social/political issues taking place at the time or their personal experiences. These events and experiences have led to the breakthrough of many texts. Langston Hughes‚ the author of poems‚ Mother to Son and Let America be America again captures the Harlem Renaissance period‚ which was a social and artistic revival of the African American community. His poems explore the themes of stereotyping and taking action

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    Two of the panels I will be discussing are the Panel of the Wounded Man and first panel in the cave‚ the Unicorn Panel. The Panel of the Wounded Man is found in the “Shaft Room”. The Panel of the Wounded Man contains a number of interesting artwork like “Man and Bird”‚ the “Rhinoceros”‚ and the “Bison”. This room and panel caught my attention for a number of reasons. First‚ in rooms like the Hall of the Bulls‚ there is a decent amount of color coming out of the artwork. Whether this is the paint

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    Analysis of I Am The Grass Daly Walker has written a story about a doctor who is haunted by the shame and guilt he carries with him from the atrocious acts he committed while serving in the army; acts so horrible that he cannot speak of them. The story depends on his use of three literary elements: setting‚ plot and symbolism. He has never told his wife and daughter anything about the time he spent as a grunt with the 25th infantry in Vietnam even though the horrible memories are with him all the

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    Whitney M. Young is a Chicago Public school in the city’s Near West Side neighborhood. Bordering that neighborhood is East Garfield Park‚ one of the most violent neighborhoods in the city and a neighborhood that saw three schools close in the massives school closing policy that included over fifty public schools in 2013. I attended Whitney Young and was privileged enough to be able to help a local elementary school in the Near West Side‚ Victor Herbert Elementary School. During an assembly where

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    “I’m never going to give you up”. This is how Rick Astley feels about his lover who he wrote the song about. He loves this person with all his heart. There is no one else in the entire world who he cares this much about. Mr. Astley sung the song with his deep and booming voice as a love song comparable to Romeo’s attempt during the balcony scene of their play. His wish for love is never more heartfelt than during the chorus of his complicated love song. The subtle symbols of objects standing in the

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    Dreams “Hold fast to dreams/ For if dreams die /Life is a broken-winged bird/ That cannot fly.” There are many ways to interpret Langston Hughes in this poem‚ but it is clear that he is saying that we‚ as people‚ need dreams to keep on going. Throughout this unit‚ we have seen many different cases in which dreams can come true‚ even if not all of them do. While dreams can seem truly impossible to accomplish‚ they are worth pursuing because it gets through the days of hopelessness‚ there is lot to

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    McDonald’s Case Analysis COMPANY NAME: McDonald’s Corporation INDUSTRY: Food McDonald’s Corporation COMPANY WEBSITE: (www.mcdonalds.com) COMPANY BACKGROUND: Ray Kroc found McDonald’s corporation‚ a successful fast food restaurant‚ in 1955 were his vision was to create McDonalds restaurants all over the U.S‚ and within 3 year of establishing the franchise the corporation was already selling its 100 millionth burger. The franchise has now became a successful global fast food restaurant that

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    Explication of “Theme for English B” “The instructor said‚ Go home and write a page tonight. And let that page come out of you—Then‚ it will be true.” This quote is taken from the poem “Theme for English B” written by the poet Langston Hughes in 1951. In this poem Hughes discusses the implications of race within education and thought as well as how it is that we‚ as individuals‚ know who we are and what our proper station is in life. Within the workings

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    I`m divorcing you‚ Lilian!" Geraldine heard Philip scream. "You`re killing me‚ Philip‚" Lilian responded. "I`m marrying Geraldine without your permission‚" Philip said. Geraldine sat in a armchair on the porch and overheard the whole argument from the open window. She was pleased to hear Philip`s confrontation and saw how they made lively gestures behind the curtain. Then Benjamin walked out on the porch with his usual pessimistic look on his aging face. "Geraldine‚ meet me at the water garden

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