Why is Pet Dental Hygiene care at Reisterstown and Owings Mills veterinarian Important? As you care for your pet, it is essential to consider aspects of dental hygiene. Poor dental hygiene leads to: Tooth root infections Tooth loss Discomfort and pain Inflammation and gum disease Bacterial diseases Proper dental hygiene will ensure your pet avoids discomfort and dental diseases. You can provide your pet’s better health and wellness with routine pet dental care at TLC for Pets Veterinary Hospital in Reisterstown and Owings Mills.   What is Dental Disease? Dental disease is an oral infection that affects your pet’s gums, teeth, and surrounding structures. Dental diseases are the most common health concern for pets. Research by the American Veterinary Dental Society shows that 70% of cats and 80% of dogs get oral diseases by age 3. https://www.avma.org/resources-tools/pet-owners/petcare/pet-dental-care Dental diseases in pets start with plaque build-up. Eventually, the plague will turn to tater and form small pockets where the pet’s teeth meet the gum. Food and bacteria will accumulate in these pockets and cause gingivitis or periodontal disease. Gingivitis is a…

Online writing; the New Gold mine Meta description: Online writing has been a source of income for a lot of people for several years now.  This article focuses on how you can make a fortune from online writing at the comfort of your home. The history of online writing Online writing became a thing in the early 1990s, thanks to the rapid rise in online activities. Since then, online writing has become so popular that most people have left their professional jobs in it. Millions of people have tried making this work for them without any luck; besides who wouldn’t want to earn at the comfort of their homes.  Unfortunately, not everyone can survive in this business. Here are some tips to ensure that you stay and make money in the online writing business. Do your homework Most people get into online writing blindly or just because it worked for someone else. That is not this works. You have to invest your time in online writing research. Explore the internet; there are thousands of forums to learn how online writing…

“The Aeneid” by Virgil “The Aeneid” by Virgil is an epic poem that follows the adventures of an exiled Trojan prince, Aeneas. After a long voyage marked with several misfortunes, Aeneas settles in Italy after the Greeks destroy Troy in the 12th Century BC. Aeneas is presented as a mythical hero, son of Anchises and the goddess Aphrodite. He survives the war and becomes the leader of the Trojan survivors. Eventually, he rises to be an important figure in the history of Rome. Aeneas is essential in the history of Rome since he formed an alliance with the Italians. Romans are believed to be a mix of native Italians and Trojans. His son would found Alba Longa, which had strong ties with early Rome. It is was Alba Longa where Remus and Romulus were born several generations later. They would found Rome later. This explains why Aeneas is considered the father of Rome. Aeneas embodies several virtues that are upheld by the Romans. Firstly, he is a servant of the gods, whose destiny is determined by fate. Therefore, he is…

Immanuel Kant’s theory Human beings are born with the intrinsic natural nature of always seeking growth either socially, economically, and psychologically thus differentiating people [1]. The change that one undergoes is determined by their knowledge of surroundings, people, and the events that continuously occur. According to Immanuel Kant’s theory, the only ways through which knowledge can exponentially be achieved and spread through generations is through creating a world that allows freedom where people can express themselves freely in open and public debates[2]. However, this statement does not entirely state the past because of human beings’ diversity that may not apply to all the people. In his theory, he recognizes that freedom allows the possibility of knowing the world in the same way as the set of present things. Nature is made of different living and non –living organisms that eventually play a role in the ecosystem[3]. Therefore when an object is not put into use, then there is little knowledge of what potential it has on the planet. In the same way, our organs, both internal and external, until we…

Rethinking the ‘Just War’ by Jeff McMahan Rethinking the ‘Just War’ by Jeff McMahan has two parts; part I and part II. It addresses war as an issue giving the theory to be Just War Theory. The theory gives an overview of how the theory was formed and its changes from the 16th century to the 20th. This essay gives highlights my take on the Just War Theory by McMahan. McMahan’s primary approach to Just War theory brings together the moral codes that distinguish the conduct that creates fairness is going to war; Jus ad Bellum and the conduct that justifies war; Jus in Bello. It is more reasonable compared to the modern system, which separately treats the two notions. For instance, in McMahan’s review, the fighters would decide if the war they were fighting is or unjust. In the case of an unjust war, they choose not to fight, while in the present-day, soldiers are deduced to be equally moral regardless of whether the war they are fighting is or not. McMahan uses two terms: ‘just combatant and unjust…

    Responses Hello Shooq Hussain A Alzahrani This is an excellent insight concerning the information Security Objective framework in differentiating the various types of these frameworks. You have keenly stated how the management of CobiT 5 applied in two perspectives. Your explanation of how the risk function perspective explains the necessities in building and sustaining a well-organized and operative core risk governance and organization undertaking is within the discussion’s adherence. I will only like to add one concept concerning the CobiT 5 that its designation is made to be a supportive tool for managers as it reduces the between technical issues, business risks, and control requirements. In most cases, it is preferably recognized as a guideline that can be applied to any organization in any industry. Secondly, in your discussion on question 4b, you have given a good talk on SABSA as a model developed in six layers: contextual layer, conceptual layer, Logical layer, physical layer, the component layer, and the operational layer. You have shown how it gives a comprehensive data structure, which is vital in ensuring effective…

Canada’s mental health strategy Introduction Canada’s mental health strategy in May 2012 aimed to improve mental health care for the people of Canada living with a mental disorder. It recommends mental health care and services as a duty for the government. Promoting mental health should cover all issues that affect people, the community, and individuals living with mental health. The promoting strategy should include funding health services, creating awareness, creating access to quality mental health services, and enhancing improved outcomes. However, the process is associated with several pros and cons, as discussed below. advantages Through this strategy, there is a significant improvement in how the government and employers promote well-being and recovery of mental health problems by influencing the community to engage in acts that improve social and economic needs to promote well being of people and families living with mental illness. People with mental illness and their families felt that their challenges were being addressed and created hope that their situation and experiences would be better. This is because media, government, and corporates minimize class discrimination, racism, and homophobia…

Week 6 Discussion A survivor from residential school is Lorna Rope. She went to St. Paul Residential school in Lebret at the age of five years. Rope narrates that she spends nine years in a residential school where she undergoes a lot of problems. She would wake up early in the morning, where a lot of chores awaited her. Rope explains that she would sweep and wash the floors all over where she even missed her class lessons. Experience in residential school has a lot of negative things and positive things. She lost her identity, where she become hopeless about herself. Back at home, life was unbearable since her father was so abusive. she came to learn that he acquired this trait from the harsh treatment he undergoes in residential schools. Rope’s school life is evidence of harsh colonial schools in Canada to Indians. From this narration, I have learned listening to the survivor’s story enables one to understand the meaning of historical events and factors that led to their appearance. The narrations are meaningful since they are recorded evidence…

Diabetes Diabetes is a chronic disease that results from the pancreas’ failure to produce enough insulin or the ineffective use of insulin by the body. Diabetes screening is a vital aspect of managing the perennial problem that has affected many Americans and millions globally. The epidemic has been fueled mostly by lifestyle choices. Technological advances in many areas have brought about a sedentary lifestyle that many Americans live now. The result of this lifestyle is that many Americans are affected by many health complications brought about by unhealthy lifestyle choices. Diabetes has serious consequences, including stroke, limb amputation. Diabetes has a tremendous social-economic impact in today’s society affecting about 29 million people in the USA alone and being the 7th leading cause of death in the USA (Healthy People, 2020). In nursing care, diabetes is considered a pertinent issue, as many health problems arise from the effects of the disease. PICOT Statement It is estimated that approximately 5 million people who have diabetes in America do not know about their condition. Early screening of persons with diabetes significantly improves the…

Research and Application Assignment: Intellectual Disability Section A:  Diagnostic Criteria Intellectual disability (intellectual developmental disorder) is a disorder with onset during the developmental period that includes both intellectual and adaptive functioning deficits in conceptual, social, and practical domains. The following three criteria must be met: Deficits in intellectual functions, such as reasoning, problem-solving, planning, abstract thinking, judgment, academic learning, and learning from experience, confirmed by both clinical assessment and individualized, standardized intelligence testing. Deficits in adaptive functioning that fail to meet developmental and sociocultural standards for personal independence and social responsibility. Without ongoing support, the adaptive deficits limit functioning in one or more activities of daily life, such as communication, social participation, and independent living, across multiple environments, such as home, school, work, and community. Onset of intellectual and adaptive deficits during the developmental period. Note: The diagnostic term intellectual disability is the equivalent term for the ICD-11 diagnosis of intellectual developmental disorders. Although the term intellectual disability is used throughout this manual, both terms are used in the title to clarify relationships with other classification systems. Moreover, a federal…