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    Interpret and Apply Medical Terminology Appropriately While most medical office personnel‚ in either setting‚ will not necessarily have to know vast amounts of technical medical terminology‚ it is important to have a working knowledge in order to effectively fulfill your duties in a medical setting. There are numerous resources online‚ college courses‚ books‚ and flash cards one can use to learn medical terminology. Every office will likely have a good medical dictionary and other resources

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    Auditorium From Wikipedia‚ the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation‚ search For other uses‚ see Auditorium (disambiguation). "Dress Circle" redirects here. For Dress Circle Theatre Shop‚ see Dress Circle (Theatre Shop) . Auditorio de Tenerife (Canary Islands‚ Spain) An auditorium is a room built to enable an audience to hear and watch performances at venues such as theatres. For movie theaters‚ the number of auditoriums is expressed as the number of screens. Etymology The term is taken

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    My younger sister Alba is in elementary school. Last year was the first year in which she had to actually study and take on more responsibilities in school. My parents didn’t speak English well‚ so I was the one to help her to study and do her homework. I like teaching; it’s something that I enjoy doing so I did not mind helping Alba with her schoolwork. Even if I had a test to study for‚ I still made room in my schedule to help her study for her tests. I felt that it was my duty as an older sister

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    fulfilled by compassion and helping one another. When I reached high school‚ I made a decision to go to Veterans Tribute Career and Technical Academy‚ which specializes in the study of emergency medical services and law enforcement. I chose to learn the pathway of an emergency medical technician. As a freshman‚ I began learning about the basic body systems and medical terminology. Four years later‚ I am a senior in high school and will soon be certified to become an EMT-Basic. The class I take is

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    School Uniforms School uniforms are not anything new. The idea of having uniformity in school is appealing to most educators and parents. On the other hand‚ to other students and parents‚ the idea of not being able to express ones’ self is just wrong. I must say‚ personally I agree with the students and parents against school uniforms. Take for example high school. High school is usually a time where young children or teens begin to distinguish themselves from one another. Students begin to

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    School Uniforms Is it better to let things continue in their horrible condition or change them for the better? The issue of school uniforms has been argued for decades with many different ideas and no final conclusion. However‚ school uniforms would reduce some major problems such as the school district’s budget problem‚ school bullying‚ and gang-related violence. The addition of school uniforms would benefit the school of San Jacinto High School. California’s bad economy affects the school district

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    School Uniforms If public school students had one thing over private school students‚ that would be the freedom to choose what they wear to school. It could soon be hard to tell the two groups apart with more and more public school going to mandatory uniforms. According to former President Bill Clinton in his 1996 State of the Union Address‚ “If it means that teenagers will stop killing each other over designer jackets‚ then our public schools should be allowed to require the students to wear

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    Should School Uniforms be Mandatory in Schools? There are many reasons that school should have uniforms. Some of the reasons that schools should have uniforms are that they can decrease the amount of violence in school. School uniforms should also be mandatory in schools because it helps the school look more organized‚ it lowers the risk of kids getting bullied for their clothes and it can help the school be safer. School uniforms should be mandatory in both Catholic and public schools. Today

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    “How was your day at school?” “Did you have fun?” “Who did you play with?” When we hear these questions‚ many of us flashback to our childhood; when we were excited for school. As we grow up‚ we lose interest in school. Some are bored with classes‚ have bullying issues‚ or have problems with school work. Whatever your reason for not attending school‚ you must remember that school attendance is crucial for being successful. Good attendance shows potential employers that you are reliable. Employers

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    Taking-A-Stand Essay Topic: School Uniforms I. All public and private schools must wear uniforms to promote unity in all the students’ appearance. II. Introduction: Unity in having everyone dressing the same. a. Removing parent’s rights to decide what students wear to school. b. Discourage bullying c. Not taking for granted freedom of dress and dressing appropriately for school when you have “free” dress. d. Explanatory overview on school uniforms and having

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