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    Reaction Paper: Healing the Wounds of Sexual Addictio Liberty University Abstract Dr. Mark Laaser (2004)‚ is a recovering sex addict whose desire is to provide people with a knowledge of sexual addiction. He desires that sex addicts be healed of the cycle of addiction through his book. Healing the Wounds of Sexual Addiction demonstrates how a family with unhealthy dynamics can attribute to sexual dysfunction. The addict then learns to deal with pain threw escape and co-dependency‚ which

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    A Critical Review of Healing the Wounds of Sexual Addiction Pamela D. McKoy Liberty University Abstract This critical review will attempt to summarize the book “Healing the Wounds of Sexual Addiction” written by‚ Dr. Mark R. Laaser. Highlighting all the central themes and giving an

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    組員名單: 100003013 張淨瑜 100003006 洪笛思100003110陳季君 99003124 陳怡秀 100003126歐政寰 100003015林佳諭100003044 陳冠琇 PICO(2) P: An 80 years old male with poor wound healing of DM foot. I: Changing dressing of poor healing wound of DM foot for 4 months of OPD C: hyperbaric oxygen therapy‚ surgicall debridement‚ antibiotics treatment O: wound healing of diabetic foot ulcer 100003013 張淨瑜 Database: PubmedKeyword: diabetic foot ulcer AND change dressing AND (hyperbaric oxygen therapy OR surgical debridement

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    • Tavris‚ C. & Aronson‚ E. (2007). Chapter 7: Wounds‚ rifts‚ and wars. In Mistakes were made (but not by me)‚ pg. 184-212‚ Orlando: Harcourt Books. I think common self-justification of perpetrators results in a vicious cycle mutual harming and worsened situations or relationships. The chapter notes cases where the perpetrator is clear‚ like in the case where the husband had an affair behind the wife’s back. The wife felt immensely hurt since she was betrayed by the one she loves. Although the husband

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    Reaction Paper to Healing the Wounds of Sexual Addiction Tiffany Carthins Liberty University Abstract Dr. Laaser (2004) provides a detailed look into sexual addiction from a Christian viewpoint in Healing Wounds of Sexual Addiction. The focus of this assignment will be to gain knowledge of what sexual addiction is‚ how family dynamics are affected‚ treatment of sexual addiction‚ and lastly addressing sexual addiction in the church. Exploring the different areas of how sexual addiction

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    Cook‚ Robert. "Racism: An Open Wound for Native Students." Education Week‚ 10 Mar. 2017‚ www.edweek.org/ew/articles/2015/05/06/healing-the-wounds-of-racism-old-and.html. The article discusses an incident that happened at the Rushmore Plaza Civic Center where students and their chaperones from American Horse School on the Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota were insulted and verbally harassed during a minor-league hockey game. Robert Cook‚ the author of the article‚ details his discontent of this

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    Steven Gould Axelrod is an expert in nineteenth and twentieth-century American poetry‚ and his book “Sylvia Plath: The Wound and the Cure of Words” was published in 1990. Sylvia Plath was an American poet‚ born in 1932‚ and died in 1963 when she committed suicide. I totally agreed with Steven Gould Axelrod’s idea in this book‚ especially when he said that the poem “Daddy‚” Sylvia’s most famous poem – is dramatic and allegorical. At the beginning of the book‚ Axelrod mostly focused on Sylvia’s life

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    obese patients of any age‚ excess fat at the wound site may prevent securing a good closure. In addition‚ fat does not have a rich blood supply‚ making it the most vulnerable of all tissues to trauma and infection. • THE PATIENT’S NUTRITIONAL STATUS--Deficiencies in carbohydrates‚ proteins‚ zinc‚ and vitamins A‚ B‚ and C can impair the healing process. Adequate nutrition is essential to support cellular activity and collagen synthesis at the wound site. • DEHYDRATION--If the patient’s system

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    interviewed Claudette Richardson‚ a wound care nurse at Piedmont Henry Wound Healing Clinic. When I called the clinic I asked if any of the nurses would be available to do an interview or shadow with me. The receptionist transferred the call and the person who answered was Ms. Richardson. At first she was hesitant because she did not have time. We started talking about colleges and I mentioned Brenau University and she decided that she would do it. Job title Wound Care Nurse Qualifications for job:

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    Walt Whitman has a variety of Poems he wrote. There were a few that caught my attention “Song of Myself‚” “Out of the Cradle…” and “The Wound Dresser.” These three have a lot of details and I will be Discussing them adnbreaking them down on what details they go into. They are all different poems and have a unique meaning. The First one “Out of the Cradle Endlessly Rocking” this poem was written in 1859 and incorporated into the 1860 edition of Leaves of Grass. It describes a young boy’s awakening

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