This author is writing to educate nurses on how to keep their hands from becoming contaminated. This is a big problem because it is easy for nurses to contaminate their hands as they care for patients and transition from one procedure to another (Hadaway, 2006)
I thought so right up to the moment I cut his throat." (Capote, p
.taking the reader deeper and deeper into characters and events," (Shaw, p
it is only their fantasies perhaps that give them any appearance of having a will, a plan." (Waldmeir and Waldmeir, p
Mostly, Mitchell continues, "we can only argue that some characters are less inclined toward cruelty than others," which does not exactly echo Nietzsche's view of morality, but is close enough to make a comparison. The Judge, certainly not one emblazoned with morality in his character, believed that the kid's "moral flaw is precisely his failure to 'empty out his heart into the common" (McCarthy, p
"Clearly there is no moral hierarchy in Blood Meridian," writes Jason P. Mitchell in the journal Critique (Mitchell, 2000)
Everywhere he goes turns into a scene of horrible massacre or sickening degeneracy. None of This grotesquerie earns its place in the landscape, or in the kid's story" Mythical / Spiritual / Religious Themes The birth of the kid is on night of the Leonids meteor shower in 1833, which was said to be "one of the most sensational" meteor showers in history (Peebles, 2003, p
An evil person with twisted values, the Judge nonetheless comes up with thoughts and remarks that embrace Nietzsche's viewpoints. As to Nietzsche, Scholar Simon Robertson explains that Nietzsche "denies the objectivity of value upon which morality's claim to authority rests" (Robertson, 2009, p
94). Sepich researched the Four of Cups and learned that it stands for "blended pleasure and success, receiving pleasure but mixed with some slight discomfort and anxieties" (Sepich, p
The process has no risk, no adverse responses and more importantly, no direct side effects. It is one of the mostly ordered clinical procedures/tests in pediatrics (Patel,2006)
Structure and Form in Bloodline by Sidney Sheldon Bloodline by the mystery and suspense novelist Sidney Sheldon is a nail-biting mystery thriller told from multiple perspectives of a cast of different characters, all with slightly shady pasts, all with a reason to want the young, beautiful, determined -- but slightly naive victim dead. At the beginning of the book, the soon-to-be victimized, twenty-four-year-old Elizabeth Roffe ("tragically" born a girl, in her father's eyes) is left the heiress of a multibillion-dollar drug company, Roffe and Sons after her father's suspicious death (Sheldon 101)
It is a fact that the rate of hypertension in the rural West Africa is lower compared to any other place in the world, save for some regions of the Amazon basin and the S. Pacific. (Cooper; Rotimi; Ward, n
) High blood pressure leads to incidence and mortality evolving from coronary heart disease, stroke, and all types of cardiovascular diseases and also other cardiac abnormalities and also causes mortality. (Stamler; Stamler; Neaton, 1993) it is particularly dangerous as it sometimes comes with no warning signs or symptoms
) High blood pressure leads to incidence and mortality evolving from coronary heart disease, stroke, and all types of cardiovascular diseases and also other cardiac abnormalities and also causes mortality. (Stamler; Stamler; Neaton, 1993) it is particularly dangerous as it sometimes comes with no warning signs or symptoms
005). This study demonstrated that joint time-frequency analysis of Korotkoff sounds was able to identify characteristic differences that are associated with the different phases classified by the expert cardiologist (Allen et al
For instance, cardiovascular reactivity among African-Americans differs from that exhibited by white Americans, and essential hypertension is twice as prevalent among African-Americans; in fact, even in people without hypertension, African-Americans tend to exhibit higher rates of resting blood pressure (Eisler & Hersen, 2000). Sympathetic neural activity during stress may also serve to contribute to chronically high blood pressure, and it is possible that these adrenergic responses may contribute to cardiovascular hyperactivity in African-American individuals (Anderson, 1989)
Both gestational diabetes and hypertension are more likely to occur during late pregnancy and both generally abate in the postpartum period. Nevertheless, both of these conditions represent an increased risk for future development of disease (Baum, McCabe, & Schneiderman, 1992)
As with many other areas of clinical research, there is a paucity of research concerning the appropriateness of which Korotkoff phase should be used as the endpoint for the measurement of diastolic blood pressure during pregnancy. Further complicating the investigation is the wide range of confounding factors such as age (Mansfield, 1986), race, level of neonatal care and socioeconomic status of the subjects involved (Berry et al
When the healthy human body is at rest, the cardiovascular system has little difficulty supplying oxygen and fuels to the tissues. The system removes waste products easily and helps maintain a stable cellular environment (Blair, 1996)
The main disadvantages of the oscillometric approach are (1) some oscillometric curves are difficult to read accurately; (2) oscillometry is very sensitive to movements due to the bandwidth of the signals, so the arm must be immobile; and (3) the accuracy of the systolic and diastolic BP depends on the algorithm used. "These two methods are complementary and should ideally be associated in the same device" (Bonnafoux, 1996, p