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    man. Quiet Torrential Sound is a play that takes place in a café. It is between two sisters named Monica‚ who is in her late thirties and controlling‚ and her younger sister‚ Claire‚ who is in her early thirties. They decide to go eat the café after they finish the concert. Monica is a very controlling sister to Claire and the waitress at the café. She is controlling because she is very jealous and has very low self-esteem. Monica has low self-esteem because she is insecure‚ unconfident and craving

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    How to Have a Healthy Pregnancy The best thing you can do is to begin taking care of your baby before it is born. * Make an appointment with your healthcare provider and begin prenatal care early. * Make sure you don’t drink alcohol or take drugs. If you smoke‚ quit right away. * Talk with your healthcare provider (HCP) about what medications are safe to take during your pregnancy. Be honest and tell your HCP if you have used or abused drugs in the past or present. Be sure to tell

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    Pregnancy Discrimination Act of 1978 The Pregnancy Discrimination Act is a very important law when it comes to equal employment opportunity. This law ensures that it is illegal for an employer to discriminate against women for becoming pregnant or for anything associated with pregnancy or childbirth. If a woman is pregnant and is still able to work the job she was currently working before‚ or can effectively complete the tasks a job requires for which she may be applying‚ the employer must treat

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    Social Construction of Teenage Pregnancy in the United States: Race‚ Class and Gender In the United States‚ an estimated forty five percent of all female teenagers have premarital sex. As a result‚ about forty percent of all female adolescents become pregnant at least once before age twenty; and about four-fifths of these pregnancies are unintended. Twenty percent of these female adolescents bear a child‚ and about half of them are unmarried (Lawson and Rhode‚ 2). In a society that associates

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    Running head: MULTIFETAL PREGNANCY REDUCTION Multifetal Pregnancy Reduction: 1 MULTIFETAL PREGNANCY REDUCTION 2 Multifetal Pregnancy Reduction: Conflicting values or beliefs about the right or best course of action often form the basis for moral dilemmas (Simmonds‚ 2012). Moral distress is associated with how the nurse perceives her role (Burston & Tuckett‚ 2012). The advanced practice nurse may experience moral distress when faced with an instance of knowing the correct course

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    UbD Design Guide Worksheets - MOD M Figure M. 04 Performance Task Scenario T (G.R.A.S.P.S. - Nutrition example) Goal: •  The goal (within the scenario) is to create an illustrated brochure to teach the 2nd graders about the importance of good nutrition for healthful living Role: • You are a teacher of nutrition Audience: • The target audience is a 2nd grade class Situation: •  You need to. show the difference between a balanced diet and an unhealthy diet. Product/Performance and

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    in‚ pregnancy has been redefined as a potential risky process requiring medical surveillance. Explain this statement using sociological concepts including medicalization and consider the advantages and disadvantages of this approach to pregnancy. The medicalization of pregnancy and childbirth has changed from something that was previously the most natural process into an extremely risky process‚ so why is this and what does the term medicalization actually mean when applied to the pregnancy process

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    Teenage pregnancy is a serious issue in our society today where people become pregnant because they are not informed. The United States had the greatest amount of pregnancies. Teenage pregnancy affects not only females but males as well; it causes serious health and education problems. “Nearly 4 out of 10 girls become pregnant at least once before the age of 20.” () Most teens get pregnant because they want to know what it feels like to raise a child or because they see others with children and

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    becoming pregnant and more than 80% of them are unplanned pregnancies. This number is so high because teenagers are not taking the responsibility of practicing safe sex and mainly because of abortion. In 38 states a minor must have parental consent to go though the abortion. Teens are often looking to abortion but when they do not get consent‚ they practice more unsafe options that are harmful to both the mother and their baby. Teen pregnancy is at an all time high and as a country we‚ as a country;

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    After the Dance

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    Writing Topic: What point does Leo Tolstoy’s story “After the Dance” (pgs. 71-75) make about Russian society? What moments or details in the story help to convey this point? Explain in a carefully written essay‚ supporting your argument with evidence from the text. Tolstoy’s “After the Dance” is essentially a representation of Russian history and the exposition of a dark side to the seemingly regal atmosphere of the Russian aristocracy first introduced at the ball. Using literary elements such

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