EXERCISE AND PHYSICAL FITNESS 5 Running head: EXERCISE AND PHYSICAL FITNESS 1 Exercise and Physical Fitness Student’s Name Institutional Affiliation Date Introduction In current society, there is a rise in health-related issues. A lot of people are affected by health issues regarding weight, high blood pressure, and rise in the levels of blood sugar among others. These problems are becoming more common among elderly members of society. Following the increase in such cases, various individuals and health institutions have tried to come up with ways that can help people escape the trend. The best way to ensure that one is physically fit at all times is by participating in daily physical exercises. The report published by the University of Sydney on 21st February 2019, supports that people who are facing challenges such as an overweight, need to get involved in the physical exercises to help them gain physical fitness. This paper, therefore, aims at summarizing the report, relating it to the topics of health education, and the analysis of the…
Surname 2 Name Instructor Course Date How a Nurse Practitioner Can Provide Effective Care in End of Life Management Losing a loved one to serious illness can be hard. Nurses as one the largest group of health-care professionals are the ones that spend more time with patients and their families. As such, nurses are vital resources towards the achievement and provision of effective and safe care for the general population. Through expert nursing care, patients and their families can face reduced distress and burden through the unique psychological, social and spiritual need offered by a nurse. It is through such palliative treatment that nurses can optimize the quality of life for seriously ailing patients while establishing special measures that may treat, prevent and anticipate the suffering that ensues upon the family and friends losing the patient. Fundamentally nurses should ensure that end of life care provided to patients is compassionate, sustainable affordable and of the best quality. The American nurses association (ANA) expresses it position relevant to how nurses should practice their roles, health policies, responsibilities and social concerns…
Resemblance of Themes Student Name Institution Affiliation The Introduction The struggle for individual autonomy free of oppression is apparent in the three stories. Women are depicted as struggling to accomplish their purpose to achieve happiness, and the struggle ends up in a variety of ways. The three short stories have a similarity of the theme in terms of oppression, male dominance and an aspect of escape. The short stories also have an aspect of a woman in the form of oppression, a man in dominance and the struggle to escape a variety of situations. I am analyzing three short stories namely, “Story of an Hour” by Kate Chopin which is a short story, “The Yellow Wallpaper” by Charlotte Perkins Stetson which is literary fiction and “A Worn Path” by Eudora Welty which is a short story. In this article, I submit that the woman deserves autonomy free of male dominance and unwarranted oppression. The Three Thematic Similarities Oppression In the article by Kate Chopin, Mrs. Mallard gets the information that her husband who has been oppressing her had died…
Resemblance of Themes Student Name Institution Affiliation The Introduction The struggle for individual autonomy free of oppression is clear in the three stories. Women are depicted as struggling to accomplish their purpose to achieve happiness and the struggle ends up in a variety of ways. The three short stories have a similarity of theme in terms of oppression, male dominance and an aspect of escape. The short stories also have an aspect of a woman in a form of oppression, a man in dominance and the struggle to escape a variety of situations. I am analyzing three short stories namely, “Story of an Hour” by Kate Chopin which is a short story, “The Yellow Wallpaper” by Charlotte Perkins Stetson which is a literary fiction and “A Worn Path” by Eudora Welty which is a short story. In this article, I submit that the woman deserves autonomy free of male dominance and unwarranted oppression. The Three Thematic Similarities Oppression In the article by Kate Chopin, Mrs. Mallard gets the information that her husband who has been oppressing her had died…
Name Professor Subject Date Analysis of Claude Monet’s Impression, Sunrise Introduction The goodness of an artwork is never measured by how much it resembles a photograph but rather how best its composition is in terms of its structural arrangement: one such painting id the Impression, Sunrise by Monet. For decades, Impression, Sunrise by Claude Monet, has been viewed as the Impressionists Movement quintessential symbol. The painting describes the pool of Havre in north-western France during the revitalization efforts by France after the war of Franco-Prussian. Contrary to other works of art, the specific technique of painting, and the subject matter presented by impression, Sunrise is a transcription of the feeling created by a scene and not the rendering of a landscape’s particular details (Jamie). This essay will analyze Claude Monet’s Impression, Sunrise paintwork to bring to an understanding of how this renowned painter used the essential elements of painting such as line, space, shape, texture, and color to express an individual’s perception of nature as a vital characteristic and as the central motif (Tucker 23). Paint…
Analysis of banks chosen by TUNIC students and why they chose them Abstract This study was focused on the identification of the banks that were preferred by TUNIC students. This study was also aimed at establishing the various reasons why TUNIC students chose these banks. It was also aimed at identifying what the preferred banks had which made them popular among these students. Introduction The choices of individuals when it comes to banks are affected by different factors. These factors may be related to various services that are provided by the banks. Being that banks fall under the service industry, most elements may originate from the services offered by these banks, though it’s not a guarantee. This study, therefore, will be bringing into light these factors. Literature Review Quite some studies have been done on the various criteria used by customers to choose the banks of their choice. Different factors were identified by these studies as influencers of the customers’ decisions in the selection of their preferred banks. An example is a study by (Rao, 2010) which pointed out…
Surname 4 Name Professor Course Date Analysis of Bibliotheca Alexandria First impression & how affect visitor’s experience My first time to visit Bibliotheca Alexandrina site was an amazing experience of my life. Trying to locate the site was not very difficult for me as the Royal Library is located at the Shore of Mediterranean sea (Bibliotheca Alexandrina) and could be vividly seen from a distance. I just thought it is a normal library but later on, I realized it contains a lot of visual elements which are aimed at educating people about Egyptian culture as well as the culture of other people globally. The first impression of the site affects visitors who are usually interested in particular information and may lure them to visit the place frequently or be the last time for one to visit the place. From my experience, the first experience influenced me to think about going back to learn more about the different cultures that we have globally. The rich content of cultures in the library highlighted through visual elements, text publication, audio and videos…
Q1. CAPM The capital asset pricing model (CAPM states that the relationship between risk and expected return is useful in the pricing of risky securities (Barberis et al., 2015; p. 1-7). According to the two assumptions of modern financial theory, the first assumption states that market securities are very competitive and efficient; that is, relevant information of the multi-physician clinic must be universal and quick in there absorption and distribution; and second, the markets must be dominated by risk-averse, rational investors seeking to maximize satisfaction from returns on their investments (Adesokan, Ngare, & Kilishi, 2017). The first assumption presumes that the financial market is overwhelmed by highly sophisticated, well-informed sellers and buyers while the second describes how investors care about wealth thereby preferring more to less. Moreover, the modern financial theory hypothetical investors’ demand for premium is in the form of higher expected returns for their assumed risks. Despite the cornerstone of these assumptions, CAPM formal development involves more specialized limiting assumptions including restrictions on borrowing and short selling and frictionless markets without imperfections like transaction taxes and costs (Barberis…
ANALYSIS OF MUCOR INFECTION 3 Running head: ANALYSIS OF MUCOR INFECTION 1 Analysis of Mucor Infection Name of Student Institution affiliation Analysis of Mucor Infection Mucor is a fatal disease caused by fungal of order Order Mucorales. The condition is caused by Rhizopus, cunning Camella and absidia making the treatment and manifestation of the infection difficult. Hyphae characterize the infection like growth in blood vessels (Love, 2018). The disease can be treated by the use of medical and surgical means or both. The disease usually gets treated in two processes antifungal treatment to stop the multiplication of the fungi and medication to treat the accompanying ailments (Love, 2018). Different tests are conducted to treat the ailments. The most common tests are the acetoacetate where the normal laboratory values of the blood, plasma, and serum are <1mg/dL for conversational units and < 0.1mmol/L for the SI units. And the acetylcholinesterase (ACE) where typical values for the blood are 26.7-49.2U/g…
Surname 1 Name Professor Course Date The Constant Gardener and Lorenzo’s Oil The film production has brought a lot of insight into society. Movies have had a great influence on engaging people around the world. Despite films being part of the entertaining the crowd, they have been a learning ground for many people around the world. People have learned about other people’s cultures and traditions by watching their films. The introduction of new technology has films to be watched even more especially on the internet. This has made it easy for people to access different genres of movies they want to watch without going to the cinema. For instance, films have been used to show how the medical field has been beneficial to society through the treatment and prevention of diseases. Therefore, following paper will discuss how accurately The Constant Gardener (2005), Lorenzo’s Oil (1992) illuminates the following: the way in which pharmaceutical companies operate in other nations, especially vulnerable ones, and the U.S., and the way in which activists can influence the policies of such companies, as well as…