Essay Writing Samples: Ideas, Topics, Outlines

Creative Writing: Milly and her Fight Against Dyslexia

Description: When she was born, her mother was not seeing eye to eye with her parents. First, she had been born out of wedlock, the parents did not like the father, and they did not expect their well-behaved daughter to get pregnant. So, upon learning about her birth, the parents felt hurt and betrayed by their daughter

Adolf Loos' Work and His Analysis of Society

Description: Rather than characterizing a standard account of an avant-garde way of life, an examination into the part of self- portrayal in Loos's life-story contrasts modernist rudiments with a customary account of increasing movement in a status culture. A glimpse at Loos's memoir implies that his opinion as

Rewards and Motivation of Employees

Description: What motivates me at work is having my boss acknowledge my work and the significant accomplishments I have made. Most of the time, works feels like an obligation that I have to meet with minimal discerning benefits apart from the pay. However, having my boss on several occasions applaud my excellent work

How to Win the Interview

Description: According to Ken Coleman’s article, winning the interview is an art that makes one stand out in the employment process. The five strategies were interesting as they broke down the key areas to consider. What one needs to know gave me an interesting perspective of the knowledge one should have about the

Letter of Resignation

Description: Re: Notice of Resignation Dear Mr. Jackson Though I have loved my educational career at Ivy Tech, I would like to submit my resignation from the post. I have been offered another position in a different firm and I accepted the offer. Thus my last day of attendance will be [Date]. I have had a very

Alternative Exit: Economics, Management, Accounting, and Marketing

Description: As a business owner, using the concept of supply and demand to increase a firm’s competitiveness makes this topic important (Greenlaw et al., 2018). The best way to achieve this objective is by offering products at significantly lower prices that draw customers and edge competing institutions out of the

Anger Styles

Description: According to Dr. Gael Saltz, there are four styles of anger. The first style is the reactive style whereby, when an individual feels angry, they immediately express that anger out of their mouths by exploding to other people. The passive-aggressive style involves an angry individual presenting mannerisms of

Negotiation and Cross-Cultural Management

Description: This essay will reflect on the negotiation process I participated in, what happened, and the lessons I learned. The negotiation process was fascinating to me because it was at that time that it dawned on me that negotiation skills are not just for business people alone. Still, they are also helpful in real

Molecular Nutrition

Description: 1 What defines alcohols, carboxyls, amines, amides, ketones and aldehydes? They are all functional groups. 2 What makes glucose chemically reactive? Because it has a reactive part, called aldehyde which makes it a reducing sugar. 3 Give examples of keto groups in biochemistry? Acetone, methylethyl ketone,

Practice Development Proposal Rationale: Digital Learning in Nursing

Description: With the increase in technological advancement in education, nursing educators constantly search for ways to expand nursing opportunities by facilitating 'on-demand' individualized training. However, most institutions are yet to find the best digital education model that will help increase students'

Fundamental Approaches and Reasons for Studying Whiteness Race and Culture

Description: Whether to study whiteness or not is a critical aspect that has brought a lot of debate in contemporary society. Whiteness studies refer to understanding structures that result in white privilege by considering specific elements such as race and culture (Doane and Bonilla-Silva, 2013). According to Garner (2017)

Secrets of Success for Impossible Foods Inc.

Description: The story about the invention of Impossible Foods company is mind-blowing and revolutionary, considering that the founder went beyond the norm to create unique food products that outsmarted the existing ones in the market. The originality applied by Pat Brown in this ambition is surprising, considering that

K-12 Teacher Training Modules

Description: Assignment Goal. This three-part assignment aims to ensure you understand how to conduct a needs assessment and use the information you learn to design a training program. Notably, the program you design will not be focused on the curriculum teachers complete to become certified. Instead, this training is

Comparing and Contrasting Themes from Different Books

Description: Wealth, power, and prestige are all statuses that constitute social space ordering and ranking of people. Since time immemorial, these social rankings have existed, creating boundaries between individuals and acceptable interactions. Individuals organize themselves into conflict groups that clash and

Learning Strategies, Performing Educational Activities, and Health Promotion

Description: The VARK questionnaire is a popular tool with the potential of revolutionizing the way individuals approach their education and other aspects of life. Experts can also incorporate it in other areas, including healthcare, for diverse activities such as health promotion. After using it, in this case, it revealed

Jurisdictions and Accusations of Negligence in the Field of Architecture

Description: A community’s characteristics primarily define the architectural operations within the given community. Similarly, jurisdictions can only be as effective as they recognize and distinctly define the architectural communities. The communities are traditionally conceived at the national level and at different

Evolution of Nursing Informatics from a Science to a Nursing Specialty

Description: Nurse informatics focuses on the quality of healthcare delivered to patients. They support the attainment, operation, and evaluation of clinical information systems (CIS) in healthcare organizations (Murphy et al., 2016). I have observed them interact with different health experts in my health facility. The

Songs Carrying Themes and Styles Reminiscent of the Crusades

Description: The Crusades were a series of religiously driven military battles between Christians and Muslims throughout the Middle Ages. They were founded largely to secure religious locations that both tribes regarded as sacrosanct. The deadly, violent, and sometimes relentless struggles elevated European Christians'

Freezeout Merger of Alldicht, Inc. and Worldfood, Structure, and Machine Invest Legal Suit

Description: This discussion will explore the case of ‘freezeout’ merger of Alldicht, Inc. and Worldfood, two firms that will undergo a horizontal merger given that they are involved in the same business and have similar markets, in addition to being in competition for the customer base. The transaction will result in the

Race and Gender Importance in the United States' Labor Market and Income

Description: Race and gender were important in the past but are no longer important in the United States for outcomes in the labor market, income, or other matters related to work. It is evident that the above-mentioned statement is absolutely false. Just like it was in the past, race and gender are still very vital and

Audience Expectations, Topic Knowledge, Attitude, Audience Size, Demographics, and Settings

Description: Audience analysis entails identifying the target audience and tailoring the speech to meet their interests, beliefs, attitudes, and level of understanding. When speaking to different audiences, it is essential to consider audience expectations, topic knowledge, attitude, audience size, demographics, and settings

Darwin's Theory of Natural Selection and Evolution

Description: Natural selection states that organisms create more offspring than can survive in their environment by picking out those who are biologically more capable of surviving, maturing, and reproducing. Those that lack this fitness level, on the other hand, either do not attain the age of reproduction or bear

The Process and the Subject Matter Experts of Baseline Data and Project-Specific Data

Description: The Healthcare system plays a central role in ensuring quality care is delivered to patients. However, with an increase in infectious diseases and chronic illness, the healthcare system’s process of provision of quality health has been put at stake. In this vein, mass notification system notification has come

Multilateral Institutions’ Role and International Policies and Violent Conflict Impact

Description: The 20th Century was characterized by increased globalization and interaction between countries worldwide. However, not all interactions were positive because many countries political and economic conflicts resulted in World War I, World War II, and the marginalization of some nations, particularly in Africa

Human History in the Last Five Centuries as a Story of Progress

Description: Progress is defined as a gradual increment or advancement and betterment of the living conditions of a society over time. In the case of the human species, a lot has been achieved over the years, and we are living in an era where the advancement of technology has made life a little bit more comfortable compared

Why the Trend Towards Autonomous Vehicles (AV) is Decisive and Irreversible

Description: Technological advancement in the transportation industry is inevitable. Many decades ago, people used to walk or use animals to move from one place to another. Afterward, they invented steam engines that improved their mobility. Today, cars using combustion engines are many and affordable, which has significantly

Songs of Change: Culture and Mainstream Music

Description: Bob Dylan was a very important figure to both the folk and rock scenes of the 1960s because he integrated his music with the hope and dreams of a better future. He was unique, fresh, and trendy for his time as he flaunted his style while also incorporating classic with the contemporary. His voice became a

Impacts of Climate Change as a Societal Problem and Its Proposed Solutions

Description: Climate change is a significant phenomenon that poses specific challenges in contemporary global society. It is defined as long-term adjustments in the weather patterns and temperatures (Caney, 2015). The identified shifts can either be artificial or natural, depending on the causes. Artificial change is

The Value of Fair Treatment in the Workplace

Description: In the workstations, everyone has the right to be treated legally. To have such behavior of ensuring everyone in the workplace is accorded fairness, you must have been taught some of these values. Being the newly hired consultant manager by the VELT group of companies, I must ensure that employees are fair

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Description: The presentation uses clear and concise language. It provides sufficient background information and paints a clear picture of Miriam Schapiro's role Miriam in the evolution of feminism. The author also uses visually appealing images that make the presentation interesting, and there is logical flow and

Presentation Review about Niki de Saint Phalle History and Art

Description: The presentation is well researched, and it includes most of the required information about Niki de Saint Phalle. These details are presented in subheadings beginning with an introduction that introduces Niki de Saint Phalle, her early life and work, how she rose to fame, her notable works, impact, and legacy

The Best Qualities of the Presentation

Description: Judy Chicago's PowerPoint presentation is outstanding. First, the PowerPoint uses images and visuals of Chicago's artwork. Second, all narrators in different slides are audible. These individuals appear to have done research well due to their fluency and knowledge in the presented topic. Third, all slides

Questions and Answers about the Presentation

Description: One of the best qualities of the presentation is that it is detailed. The presenters provide detailed information on Elaine Sturtevant’s background, her influences, start, and growth within the art world. The presentation is also well researched. Besides this, the presenters cover Sturtevant’s work from

Culture and Moral Compasses of Google

Description: The organization's culture fits the grand strategy because it enhances the core tenets of the strategy. At Google, one of the key pillars that underpin organizational strategy is innovation, which is crucial for a solid competitive position and rapid market growth. The culture at Google is driven by the

The Culture and Moral Compass of Google

Description: Google, the internet search giant, has diversified over time, and while it still provides internet-related products and services. There are various technologically-driven products and services, such as YouTube, cloud computing, and artificial intelligence. Google values open communication, creativity,

Binary Opposition Viewed in College Fraternities

Description: Gender binary is the category of gender into two definite, conflicting systems of feminine and masculine, whether by social organization or cultural acceptance. Judith Lorber positions gender as solely a result of socialization dependent to human intervention, composition, and clarification. In her new

Oppression on Women, Man of Consciousness, and the Concept of Freedom

Description: Marilyn Frye explains that women face gender oppression than men through her work “Oppression” by alluding to the concept of “double bind,” in which she argues that women are often caught in a double bind, which men do not experience. In the concept of the double bind, she states that women face situations

The Social Media Networking

Description: In an era where self-publishing permeates people’s lives, TikTok has taken the world by storm. The app that allows people to share videos on whichever topic they would like continues to find its way into people’s phones all over the world. During the height of COVID-19, TikTok gained a lot of popularity

Meaning and Purpose of Life

Description: The question concerning life’s purpose and meaning has always been intriguing. There exist numerous varied views concerning this question. The question has lingered in the minds of many philosophers and scholars since ancient times. Despite this phenomenon, there has not been a unanimously agreed concept

Significance of Post-Colonial Critique for Social Anthropology

Description: Post-colonialism, the aftermath of western imperialism, is represented by political, social, economic, and cultural changes that occurred after colonization. This period transpired after the previously colonized nations received independence. Social anthropology is a comparative study of the social and

Use of Geographical Information System in Public Administration

Description: Geographical Information System (GIS) is a collection of analytical and decision-making software that compares, organizes, and evaluates distinct information types into a unified structured system. The system interprets and represents data to visually display analysis results on maps, thus providing the

Global Mindset Inventory: Adjustments, Market Expansion, Investments

Description: Week 3 academic materials, including cases, simulations, videos, and reading materials, were crucial in enhancing my Global Mindset Inventory (GMI) competencies. I learned that critical business strategies are ingredients for a firm’s success. For example, for a company to generate more revenues and

Applying Risk Assessment in the National Preparedness System

Description: Capabilities are the means of achieving a mission, function, or goal based on the completion of associated tasks to set performance levels under specified conditions. The fundamental capabilities specified in the National Preparedness System are the most critical of these capabilities. The National

Human Services Across the Nation

Description: Based on what I observed from the film, the environment belongs to people who are faced with a lot of hunger. The atmosphere in the movie is that people are of the middle class. Their houses are of those people who can afford a basic lifestyle. Their mode of transport is by private cars and public

Faith & Critical Reason and the Expression of Faith

Description: A sign is a language form used by a target audience to directly communicate while a symbol is a representation of an object or process acceptable by a specified group of people. For example, a cross is a symbolic representation of Christianity while traffic signs that indicates what is ahead on the road is

The Impact of Covid-19 on Disability to Work From 2019 Up to the Present

Description: From the above model, it can be seen that there is a positive correlation between employment status (explained/dependent variable) and for the explanatory variable( age, sex, race, and marital status), and a negative relationship between employment status and the labor force. The age of the respondents influenced

History of Nazi Germany: Reserve Police Battalion 101

Description: Reserve Police Battalion 101 was a military division of Nazi Germany’s disciplined police unit profiled as the Order Police, led by the SS. The paramilitary group was formed in Hamburg and joined the Wehrmacht army to attack the Polish lands in 1939. In its formation, the Police Battalion 101 was tasked

World War I Union Organization, American Workers, Hoover and Franklin, and the Great Period

Description: This image depicts the union organization upheavals experienced during the wake of the First World War. During workers' riots seeking freedom, security, and higher wages from the union organizations, the image was captured. A significant percentage of the population is workers with the right to self-government

Nursing Practice Problem and PICOT Question

Description: Type 2 diabetes is among the most prevalent medical conditions of the modern era. According to the World Health Organization, the number of people with diabetes globally increased from 108 million to 422 million between 1980 and 2014, marking a remarkable and drastic increase. Since diabetes is a chronic

Brainstorming Root Causes of Organizational Problems Using an Affinity Diagram

Description: 1. Introduce the problem or issue Low motivation causes poor employee performance. Unrealistic workload and burnoutPoor payPoor leadershipLack of flexibility Feeling undervalued/ Lack of recognition Lack of training Poor communication Lack of professional development Workplace conflicts Values mismatch

Writing a Problem Statement

Description: * The poor performance of employees because of low motivation. Employees in the organization are demotivated. This has translated into their poor performance. Employees are the essential assets organizations have. It is staff members who work towards achieving the organizational goals. Without them,

Adapting to Environment as Determinant of Success Presented in the Play 'Hamlet'

Description: Thou canst not then be false to any man” (Polonius, act 1 scene 3). Polonius's statement dents an individual to be true to own decisions and avoid falsifications in changing environments. This Shakespearean play follows Hamlet mourning the loss of his father while trying to avenge his death. Through trials and

The Success of the Civil Rights Movement

Description: Over the years, in the United States, there have been significant changes, particularly improvement in the protection of the rights of all people, including the minority groups. After the end of WWII up until the late 1960s, America started to correct both human and civil rights to protect people from abuse

The Necessity to Pursue College Education

Description: Deciding whether to go to college or not is perhaps one of the most daunting decisions for any high school student. This question has been emphasized these days considering the advancements in technologies and the diversification of modes of earning (i.e., streaming, crypto investments, gaming, among others

Meeting the Needs of Diverse English Language Students

Description: Teaching is not an easy job. It is not just about supplementing knowledge to the students but motivating them to learn. Teachers are not just key figures to explain textbook contents, but models that influence the students to authentic learning. Regarding the case study, it is ideal for teachers to be aware

Communicating with the Media to Curb Covid-19 Cases

Description: Communication is an important asset, especially in this Covid-19 pandemic era. Appropriate crisis communication steps are likely to translate to positive results (SAMHSA, 2019). Penn State Football team experienced Covid-19 with an average of 25 players testing positive. In this light, it was important to

The Theme of Power and Powerlessness in Literary Works

Description: Power and powerlessness are two inherent concepts in most literary works. Technically, whenever there is power, there must be powerlessness as well. Diverse conceptualizations of power and powerlessness co-exist depending on the various theories and philosophies depicted by the literature (Tew 40). Power

Attitudes & Job Satisfaction: The Context of Generational Differences

Description: Positive attitudes towards work have always been found to have a direct impact on job satisfaction and work values. Organizations around the world have sought to improve the work environment as one of the components that serve as predictors of job satisfaction and organizational commitments. Jaskyte et al

The Themes in the Novels "La Ronde" and "All Quiet on the Western Front"

Description: Themes refer to ideas that a novel or a narrative of a novel possesses. They explain why the author wrote the novel. On several occasions, novels have shared themes because they mirror the events in the society. La Ronde and All Quiet Western in Western Front are two of the common films whose theme focuses

Psychosocial Factors and Patient Education

Description: Some psychosocial factors that affect healthcare professionals include work-related stress, poor work-life balance, and job dissatisfaction (Kumar et al., 2018). These factors are associated with high burnout among healthcare workers. They affect patient education because they limit healthcare professionals

Injured Children During Exercise or Sports

Description: As much as exercise is important, fitness trainers also hold the same influence as they serve as the guide towards a more appropriate pattern of workout and diet for their clients. With that, trainers are figures who are well informed, knowledgeable in this field, and hold the proper actions of what to do

Negative and Positive Duties

Description: People's duty and responsibility are divided into positive and negative, where positive duties entail what one is obliged to do to others. In contrast, negative duty includes what one should not do unto other people. In other words, there are negative responsibilities that compel us to abstain from hurting

Taking Rights Seriously: Virtue Ethics & Professional Codes of Ethics

Description: The natural law theory (NLT) supposes that the sources of people's rights come from humanity, and among the supporters of NLT are Aristotle, Augustine, and Aquinas (Mises Media, 2020). Aristotle argued that people can distinguish right from wrong and good and evil. Aristotle's virtue ethics highlight that a

Use and Exchange Value of Land and Racialization of Crime

Description: Use value is defined as the value of a property for a specific use or to a specific user, reflecting the extent to which the property contributes to the profitability of an individual or an enterprise. As such, each individual or group determines use value differently. With reference to land, the use value

Jurisprudence on Sex or Race Discrimination

Description: The majority of the world population has difficulty embracing the idea that we all should receive non-discriminatory treatments or attention despite our differences. It seems natural to ascribe negative meanings to various differences and associate difference with supposed inferiority or superiority complex

Ideas of Architects on Modern Architectural Trends of the 20th Century

Description: Modern architecture and development have expanded over the century. Numerous architectures, including Corbusier, Lloyd Wright, Gropius, and Mies, greatly influenced the 20th-century generation of architects. The architectures developed various architectural designs and approaches for modern structures

Air Pollution Levels in New Jersey

Description: Air pollution changes the balance of these components, which alters the physical and chemical properties of the air. Parameters on maximum limits mainly focus on the ozone (03), harmful gases, particulate matter or particle pollution, and the ozone, which has nitrous oxides (NOx), and volatile organic

Comprehensive Integrated Psychiatric Assessment

Description: Based on the YMH Boston Vignette 5 video, the practitioner did an excellent job first obtaining informed consent from the patient; she asked whether the student understood why he was in the clinic. Secondly, I noticed that the practitioner centred her questions and assessment on the student by asking a

What is Art?

Description: Understanding art in the context of expression and creativity is quite diverse that most scholars find it challenging to come up with a singular, unified definition. A simple explanation of "art" from Merriam-Webster dictionary is that art is the conscious usage of creative imagination and skill, mainly

Ethical and Legal Foundations of PMHNP Care

Description: There are many ethical and legal issues relating to treating adults and children in psychiatric care. Ideally, all practitioners must understand the foundations and guidelines regarding specific issues. For this paper, I will analyze the legal and ethical foundations of PMHNP Care relating to informed

Critical Reflection on Organizational Change and Leadership

Description: Based on the experience gained in class, I am adequately prepared to be part of the change effort in the organization by actively participating in the change process especially planning. Before any change is initiated, one of the most vital parts is planning. According to Lewin's change model, the process

Analysis on Records of the Grand Historian

Description: The Records of the Grand Historian, also known as Shiji, is a historical document written by Sima Quin, the first chief Chinese historian, around 94 BC. It records the history of China from the period of the renowned Yellow Emperor to the time of the author writing the book. The work covers 2,500 years

Formal Analysis on Artwork

Description: Jackson Pollock's greatness is measured in modern art styles, which redefines drawing and painting categories and new ways of describing and analyzing portraits or pictorial space. In the Museum of Modern Art, New York city Jackson Pollock mounted a critical exhibition entitled Picasso. The production made

Bram Stoker's Dracula: Van Helsing as a Voice of Reason

Description: According to Bram stocker, science and technology can be used to defeat Dracula. In his novel, Bram uses one of the characters Van Helsing to explain that science and technology can defeat Dracula. Here Dracula is evil and inhuman. The novel Dracula is associated with the Victorian era, the age of

The Security of the U.S. Government

Description: The Geneva Conventions are critical in the global humanitarian regulations and essential documents of the contemporary world. Notably, the conventions are effective regulations that protect ailing military personnel, injured military, and prisoners of war. According to Matheson (2017), the strategy’s

Character Analysis: Xiang Yu (King of Western Chu)

Description: Xiang Yu makes for one of the most iconic figures in Chinese history owing to his great exploits as one of the fearless military leaders in the peasant revolution against the oppressive rule of the Qin dynasty in 209 BC. The Chinese historical figure went against the odds to win many battles and become

The Looking-Glass Self-Theory

Description: The looking-glass self-theory states that self-esteem and behavior are products of our beliefs on how others perceive us. According to Cooley, the central tenets of this theory revolve around social interaction. People use social interaction to mirror their behavior, value, and sense of worth CITATION

Promoting Sustainability of Evidence-Based Interventions

Description: Sustainability is the degree to which an evidence-based intervention could meet the project objectives and thus generate benefits for extended timescales way after the termination of external support (Hailemariam et al., 2019). An intervention’s sustainability derives from its capacity to keep developing

Developing Essay Questions for Evidence-Based Practice Readings

Description: Evidence-based practice is a critical facet of sharing knowledge derived from quality improvement projects and nursing research. This prompts a vital essay question: What is the importance of professional presentation to nursing practice? Designing a professional presentation is an increasingly rewarding

Responsibility and Competency: Ethics for Addiction Professionals

Description: The Code of Ethics for addiction professions outlines two principles for protecting the counselor. One of those principles is a responsibility, which guides the clinician to practice objectivity, integrity, and standards (Berton, 2014). The other principle is competence and follows the same pattern of

Domestic Intelligence to Counter Terrorism

Description: The United States encounters terrorism as one of the prevailing threats to its border security. As a result, the government has implemented effective mechanisms to facilitate the sustainability of critical infrastructures. Islamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) is one of the jihadist terror groups that pose

Problems and Challenges Faced by Samsung Electronics in the 1990s

Description: In 1996, Samsung Electronics faced numerous challenges in its operating strategy, and there was a need to improve competitiveness against the more prominent and better-known brands. Samsung needed to address the problems or challenges, including the price competition model, lack of original product designs

Strategies for Disseminating Evidence-Based Practice Project Proposals

Description: There are several different ways or strategies that I would use to disseminate my evidence-based practice project proposal. These strategies are based on such objectives as, widening the scope of evidence, people's desire to use and implement interventions, and people's capacity to use and apply the

The American Dream and Changes in the 20th Century

Description: The United States is a country that was founded on the values of inalienable and various natural rights to liberty, life, and the pursuit of happiness. From those principles came out the ideas of the American Dream and the American Creed. These two ideas have offered great aspirations for most Americans to

Strategies for Disseminating Evidence-based Practice Project Proposal and its Outcomes

Description: The project participants are patients diagnosed with acute bronchitis and disseminating evidence requires increasing the reach of evidence. This can be through digital communication, mass media, and interpersonal reach besides conferences, press releases, journals, and brochures. Journals and conferences are

Challenges Posed by Local Cultures of Argentina

Description: Argentina is one of the Latin American countries that blend the indigenous cultures and the European cultures particularly Spanish customs, courtesies, and behaviors. Its unique culture profoundly affects the flow of revenue and the social responsibilities of corporations established in the country.

Government Policies for Asians in the United States

Description: Different refugees had different experiences as they ventured into the United States. The Vietnamese refugees and the Cambodians immigrants serve as an excellent example of the different experiences that different refugees experienced. The Vietnamese refugees who entered the United States in 1975 adjusted

Types of Families: Standard North American (SNA) Families

Description: A family can be defined as a group of people related to one another through bonds, legal policies, laws, blood or sexual mating, and mutual benefits. Family is also considered one of the basic socially functional units of society, and it is where the fundamental constructs of society are built. The entire

Health Care Delivery System - Rural Versus Urban Ancillary Services

Description: What are ancillary services? (Provide 2 or 3 examples.) Ancillary services are supportive healthcare services provided to patients during care exclusive from the room, board, medical and nursing services. These services complement health care, and they are task-specific and time-limited. The services

Employment Offer Letter: Human Resource Assistant Job

Description: You will be employed as a human resource assistant by the Company. The employee will provide such commercial and technical services in the execution of the Employee's responsibilities, commensurate with the position within the organization, as the Firm's CEO or the Board members may justifiably assign to

Pathophysiological Nature of Asthma

Description: Asthma describes a condition in which the airway is obstructed, and the affected individual experiences challenges with breathing. In most cases, asthma manifests as narrowing and swelling of the airway. In addition, the affected individual may have their airways producing extra mucus. Based on these

Pathophysiology of Pneumonia

Description: More than 30 types of pneumonia are grouped based on the cause (Mackenzie, 2016). The most common types include viral, bacteria, and mycoplasma. It is an infection inflames the air sacs in one or both lungs. Based on cause classification, viruses and bacteria are the leading cause of the condition. The

What is Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease and What it Affects

Description: Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease refers to a condition that causes the inflammation of the lungs resulting in obstruction of airflow from the lungs. The Centers for Disease Control (2021) describes COPD as a group of diseases that all have the effect of causing blockage of airflow. The Centers for Disease

Concepts of Cardiovascular and Respiratory Systems (Heart Failure)

Description: Heart failure refers to a condition in which the heart progressively loses its ability to pump enough blood and oxygen to all parts of the body. The condition is sometimes referred to as congestive heart failure and results when the heart muscles continually weaken, thereby losing the ability to pump enough

Communicating the Pathophysiological Nature of Hypertension

Description: Hypertension refers to a condition where the blood pressure is higher than normal. It is often diagnosed when several blood pressure measures consistently elevated reading. The condition is often a silent killer since it may not present any signs or symptoms (Mills et al., 2020). Cases of hypertension are numerous

Concepts and Principles of Pathophysiology of Deep Vein Thrombosis

Description: Deep vein thrombosis refers to a medical condition occasioned by the formation of a blood clot in one or more of the body’s deep veins (Stone et al., 2016). This condition mainly affects the deep veins of the legs. The condition is usually accompanied by swelling or pain in the affected area, although it

Pathophysiology of Clotting Cascade

Description: The clotting cascade is closely related to the concept of coagulation. It is a term used to explain the biological and chemical underpinnings underlying the occurrence of coagulation (Ong et al., 2018). In clotting cascade, fibrinogen is cleaved by thrombin leading to the formation of an insoluble substance

The Cardiovascular and Respiratory Disorders Concepts

Description: Coagulation refers to the process by which blood changes its form from liquid to a gel-like substance with the aim of preventing further blood loss from a damaged vessel (Keihanian et al., 2018). Essentially, coagulation is a good thing as it prevents excessive blood loss from a damaged vessel (McCance &

The Cardiovascular's and Respiratory Disorders's Concepts

Description: A lipid panel is a term used to describe a blood test for cholesterol. This test is also referred to as a lipid profile. Having elevated cholesterol in the blood is undesirable as it has been shown to have numerous negative health effects (Yu et al., 2019). It has been shown to increase the chances of fatty

Concepts of Cardiovascular and Respiratory Disorders

Description: Valvular disorders arise upon damage or illness in any valve situated inside the heart. The valves work by closing and opening to control blood flow into and out of the heart. When the valves are healthy, they can open and close as the heart beats. However, they might not open and close as expected when

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