two points: You must provide a reference. The paraphrase must be in your own words. You must do more than merely substitute phrases here and there. You must also create your own sentence structures. Finding new words for ideas that are already well expressed can be hard‚ but changing words should not be your chief aim anyway. Focus‚ rather‚ on filtering the ideas through your own understanding. The following strategy will make the job of paraphrasing a lot easier: When you are at the note-taking
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372 equality‚ diversity and inclusion in dementia‚ care practice. Outcome one 1/1 why it is important to recognise and respect an individual’s heritage. It is important because it is someone’s past life history. Each individual is different and special their heritage contains their life experiences and culture and makes them who they are. It helps us to give a person centred approach because of the way of life as they know it and it has been this way for a long time‚ they are happy and comfortable
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According to the National Sleep Foundation‚ sixty percent of Americans have sleep deprivation‚ an outcome of today’s advanced technology. Improvements of the technology and realization of the imaginations offer people more choices to expend their limited amount of time: for example‚ cell phones‚ which are among the greatest inventions in the twenty-first century‚ let people listen to music‚ take pictures‚ and even watch TV shows. Because of those innumerable entertainment options‚ they leave their
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G- CM met with client for a weekly case management‚ and to continue assisting with his housing goals. I- CM inquired about wearing a protective mask‚ and his physical health. CM assisted client with updating his medical/housing appointment list. CM praised client for attending all of his housing and medical appointments‚ but addressed him with being more responsible and accountable for his actions. CM continued to assess client’s mental health and medication compliance. CM inquired about his
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Sleep paralysis is a common condition characterized by transient partial or total paralysis of skeletal muscles and areflexia that occurs upon awakening from sleep or less often while falling asleep. Stimuli such as touch or sound may terminate the episode‚ which usually has a duration of seconds to minutes. This condition may occur in normal subjects or be associated with narcolepsy‚ cataplexy‚ and hypnagogic hallucinations. The pathophysiology of this condition is closely related to the normal
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Sleep plays an essential role in our everyday lives‚ it is the way to heal humans‚ and prepare them to carry out their daily tasks. Humans need a certain amount of sleep each night in order to get the energy they need the next day. But those who don’t receive the correct amount‚ can take short naps to temporarily boost your energy and concentration level. Sometimes people don’t get the required amount of sleep so they end up feeling down in the dumps. Therefore sleep is important to humans of all
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Sleep When a person is sleep their nervous system is inactive‚ the muscles are relaxed‚ and consciousness is suspended. This is a condition of the body and the mind and usually takes place at night time for several hours. For the most part‚ the person is inactive. However‚ the functions of the brain and the body are more active during sleep than awake. The transition between being awake and going to sleep are in the hands of the brain. The brain also plays a key role in controlling the amount of
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Covarrubias Writing 111 October 11‚ 2011 “Sleep Deprived Teens” The National Sleep Foundation (NSF) issued a news release titled “America’s Sleep-Deprived Teens Nodding Off at School‚ Behind the Wheel”. This release was to report their findings in their 2006 Sleep in America poll‚ a national survey on the sleep patterns of adolescents ages 11-17 in the United States. According to the NSF’s survey‚ not only do the majority of adolescents not get enough sleep‚ but also their parents are also mostly
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What exactly is sleep apnea? Many people think sleep apnea is where a person cannot sleep‚ but sleep apnea is a lot more than just not being able to sleep. Sleep Apnea is a disorder where a person will have one or more pauses of not breathing while sleeping (Gary 2014). This can be very dangerous and cause many health problems. Sleep apnea can be caused by daily lifestyle choices or just a specific problem that someone is born with. What are the risks if not treated? There are many medical issues
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Needs Analysis Safe Sleep for Infants Workplace Setting Child Learning Center Infant Classrooms Data Collection A survey was given to 20 staff members in the early childhood field the results are outlined below. 1. What are safe sleep practices? 11 Staff members answered correctly 2. Can a baby sleep in their car seat? 13 Staff members answered correctly 3. Can you prop a baby up for tummy time? 8 Staff members answered correctly 4. Are blankets allowed anywhere
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