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Scientific poster · Biology

A Novel Resource-Service Mutualism Between Bats and Pitcher Plants

T. Ulmar Grafe1,*, Caroline R. Schoner2, Gerald Kerth3, Anissa Junaidi1 and Michael G. Schoner2

Undergraduate · about 710 words · PPTX

Argumentative essay · Indigenous Studies

Residential Schools and Intergenerational Trauma in Canada

Indigenous people are the natives of Canada. Canada is a region that belongs to Indigenous people and before the arrival of European colonizers, Indigenous people had their own governance, traditional values norms, and beliefs. Indigenous people had a strong connection with land and environment and they were living peacefully pursuing their Indigenous identity. However, after the arrival of the Europeans, Indigenous people and their communities became marginalized in their own land. Europeans took control over Indigenous land and resources and developed the Indian Act which was racist legalization and affected the well-being and potential of Indigenous people. The text, "Ojibwe Enough" by Wente (2021) put the limelight on the lives of indigenous people and the way colonialism and residential schools affected their mental health and indigenous identity. This research essay argues that residential schools are Canada's darker history which shaped intergenerational trauma among indigenous people and shaped different mental issues and other associated. problems among indigenous communities.

Undergraduate · about 1,300 words · DOCX

Argumentative essay · Political Science

Should Canada Replace First Past the Post Before the Next Federal Election?

Before the next federal election, Canada should replace the “first past the post” system of electing representatives to the House of Commons

Undergraduate · about 1,340 words · DOCX

Reflective essay · Nursing

My Philosophy of Nursing

My philosophy of nursing encompasses the values that protect density, build trust and holistically care for the patient. That is why, according to my definition, Nursing always implies the perfect combination of knowledge-based and emotional approaches to a patient's needs. Continuing professional development as a care practice professional makes our practices relevant, accurate and culturally appropriate because I support the practice of continuing education as a professional care practice throughout one's career. I hope to achieve the objectives of patient-centred care that embrace equity, respect, and compassion because nurses play the crucial role of influencing the healthcare systems and societies positively (Fawcett, 2023).

Undergraduate · about 750 words · DOCX

Presentation · Nursing

Digital Learning Portfolio: Choosing the Nursing Path

For me, nursing is not just a profession but rather it is a call for humanity. I chose the nursing profession because I want to improve the illness experience of individuals and seek to provide patient-centered and compassionate care. In the past few years, I have earned experience and developed skills in personal care, empathetic communication, and mobility assistance. I aim to use these skills to offer holistic care to the patients while promoting their dignity and autonomy.

Undergraduate · about 480 words · PPTX

Case study · Nursing Ethics

Ethics Case Study: Mr. Annet and Substitute Decision-Making

The case study informs that Mr. Annet was admitted to ED in acute respiratory distress. His daughter has provided her care at home for several years. Mr. Annet has been suffering from Alzheimer's disease and her daughter is the substitute decision-maker. Mr. Annet has bruises and sores on his body, pneumonia, a fractured left clavicle, and 2 fractured ribs. The daughter of Mr. Annet is not cooperating and threatens the team with lawsuits. However, the charge nurse believes that Mr. Annet has been abused. Thus, this paper seeks to analyze the case of Mr. Annet through the lens of ethical principles and two ethical theoretical perspectives (Dentology and Consequentialism). CNO documents are reviewed and the best course of action is provided.

Undergraduate · about 830 words · DOCX

Technical report · Engineering

Key Ontario HVAC Code Considerations for Supermarkets and Residential Buildings

Part 6 of the OBC outlines requirements for HVAC systems in buildings, including (Ontario, 2024). Ventilation standards emphasize for fresh air intake, airflow rates, and exhaust, ensuring air quality in enclosed public spaces like supermarkets and in multi-unit residential buildings. Filtration standards emphasize that filters must meet MERV ratings as prescribed for various settings (supermarkets typically require higher MERV ratings for air quality).Energy efficiency emphasize that economizer and heat recovery ventilators (HRVs) are often recommended or required for energy efficiency and are included where applicable.

College · about 1,290 words · DOCX

Annotated bibliography · Bioethics

Annotated Bibliography: Animal Testing and Ethical Conflicts

Jin, I. S., Yoon, M. S., Park, C. W., Hong, J. T., Chung, Y. B., Kim, J. S., & Shin, D. H. (2020). Replacement techniques to reduce animal experiments in drug and nanoparticle development. Journal of Pharmaceutical Investigation, 50(3), 327-335. https://doi.org/10.1007/s40005-020-00487-8

Undergraduate · about 1,160 words · DOCX

Case study · Nursing

Patient Composite Assignment: Communicating with a Patient with Alzheimer's

Mr. Singh has been suffering from Alzheimer's which affects the speaking ability of the individual and also negatively affects the memory and cognitive abilities (Swan et al., 2018, p. 837). Based on cognitive impairment, effective communication strategies are needed to be used for better exchange of information. In order to communicate with Mr. Singh, I will use short and simple sentences and incorporate non-verbal cues for example, facial expressions, and kind touches to build a trusting relationship with him (Swan et al., 2018, p. 837). Patients with Alzheimer's tend to experience frustration (Swan et al., 2018, p. 837) however, the use of friendly facial expressions and simple sentences will be helpful to reduce frustration. During the communication, I will avoid correcting with Mr. Singh to prevent any confusion. Similarly, I will talk slowly in a polite manner. Similarly, while communicating the patient must be provided with ample time to respond (Swan et al., 2018, p. 837). I will incorporate this aspect and acknowledge the feelings and emotions of the patient. I believe that these aspects will challenge the communication gap and ensure a better exchange of information.

Undergraduate · about 960 words · DOCX

Research paper · Sociology

Negative Psychological Effects of Childhood Sexual Trauma

Childhood sexual trauma is one of the persuasive issues that exists in all societies. Childhood sexual trauma leaves deep scars on individuals and negatively influences the adulthood phase and affects the physical, mental, and psychological well-being and social life of the individual. Childhood sexual trauma is caused by childhood sexual abuse which is the most common type of maltreatment. Childhood sexual abuse refers to the sexual action by one or more adults towards a child without the consent of the child (Alves et al., 2024). The sexual abuse of the child can occur outside the family and can occur within the family and mostly the aggressor has kinship with the child or ties with the family. Childhood sexual abuse is a major social issue at the global level. According to Alves et al. (2024). the report was compiled containing the data from 2016 to 2017 from different countries informed that there 54, 846 cases of sexual abuse towards minors. Similarly, at the global level, the prevalence of child sexual abuse has been increasing (Alves et al., 2024). Thus, this research seeks to explore the impact of childhood sexual trauma on the adulthood phase and examines the long-term consequences on victims.

Undergraduate · about 3,140 words · DOCX