Essays on Hampton

Step1: Patient situation:

The first step in clinical reasoning is to describe the patient in the context of the clinical situation. Ms. Melody King, a 36-year-old female was presented for an emergency laparoscopic surgery for a ruptured appendix. She has a medical history of asthma and depression. Her medication list includes Ventolin, Seretide, Sertraline. Postoperatively, Melody developed peritonitis and was treated with antibiotics and analgesic. The biopsy results of Melody’s sample revealed the presence of adenocarcinoma. Melody will need to undergo a few most test, and till then continue her stay at the hospital. The diagnostic tests: CT scan of chest, ...

Research Paper

The Civil Rights Act and All the Way The Civil Rights Movement was one of the most arduous and hard-fought social progress movements in American history. Capitalizing on the confluence of aggressive resistance to Jim Crow laws and increased pressure from the American public to foster racial equality, President Lyndon B. Johnson had an extremely difficult time reconciling the deep divisions that existed between progressive whites and blacks and Southern whites who wanted to maintain social restrictions on black people. This conflict is depicted in Robert Schenkkan’s play All the Way in an accurate, dramatic manner, showcasing the ...

Information Technology

An asset can be defined as something that is valuable or of quality. In the IT sector, an asset comprises data, the systems that contain the data, IT infrastructure (hardware or software), or the human resources required to run them in order to achieve the business functions of an organization. Threats in the IT realm indicate expressions of intentions to cause injury or harm to IT assets, especially those aimed at data, computer networks, or other systems. There are two types of threats: internal and external. Internal threats emanate from within the organization, for example from disgruntled employees, while ...

Currently, feminism is a social movement that has brought a tremendous effect on film criticism and theory. The cinema has been widely taken by feminists to be an ethnical practice depicting myths concerning women and femininity. As a result, the issues of spectatorship and representation are key to feminist film criticism and theory. In the past decades, feminist criticism was aimed at women particularly those in Hollywood movies. Such fixed, the endless repetition of images of women were conceived to be obnoxious distortions that would set back the female observer (Hilderbrand and Lucas 345). Nevertheless, the understanding dawned that ...

Question 1; why was Europe such a dominant influence on the world in the 19th century?

Within the nineteenth century, Europe was considered a global powerhouse especially in the economic perspective. The production prowess and efficiency of the continent was above all the rest. There are different reasons attributed to the European dominance within the 19th century. One of the reasons was its powerful connection between market incentives and technology, which enabled it uncover the prospect of coal energy. Secondly, there emerged different developments in physics, medicine and even science, which offered immeasurable contributions to the population growth within Europe. The growth in population directly and indirectly improved the economic developments therefore reinforcing the continent’ ...

Managing risk is a vast endeavor, not easily understood. Hampton (2011, p. 2) describes that “one large corporation identifies 2,100 business unit risks and 800 common risks across all business units” in his assessment of financial risks. For the current project, we will focus on financial risks and organization risks. Diebold, Doherty, & Herring (2010, p. 1) indicate that for being successful, risk managers must be “constant grappling with the known, the unknown and the unknowable.” The authors think of the ‘unknowable’ as a conceptual framework to improve decision-making: managers have to recognize and contrast situations that are ‘known’ ...

Many people look at the icons in the entertainment industry and assume that because these persons are affluent, then their lives are easy and comfortable. But, Michael Jackson, like many other entertainment icons has faced numerous challenges throughout his life that has caused a number of controversial stories that have had a negative impact on the singer’s life. The emotional stress has led to the singer’s ultimate loss of self – confidence as he battled with the tabloids and their negative criticisms and the physical deformities that came from his years of plastic surgeries. The greatest challenge for ...

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Smartphone Addiction Introduction The utilization of smartphones has become indispensable to the daily life of many people, as they have quickly evolved from the first mobile phones, used only to make phone calls, to devices with broad functionalities including instant messaging, video calls, internet browsers and access to numerous applications developed to check e-mails, join social media platforms, play games, read e-books, edit documents, among many countless other purposes. According to Statista (2016), over two billion people worldwide are smartphone users, and surveys conducted in the United States ...

Visualization tools

Data is very important in the modern world because information is the most valuable asset in the society. Most of the useful information can be found online and can be used in any of the visualization tools so that the display can be good. The information is exchanged through the Internet and people can use a variety of information that is available for the people who know how to look for them. Designers are constantly developing new and interesting tools which are helping certain data become noticeable and beat the competition. There are Charts.js, which are simple to use ...

Introduction

Deinstitutionalization of the mentally ill involves the replacement of isolated psychiatric hospitals where patients stay for a long time before they are integrated back to the community. Deinstitutionalization has two most important aspects: reduction of the number of individuals in mental institutions by releasing them and reduction of both admission and re-admission rates in such facilities. The intention is to ensure that the number of patients retained in such facilities for long term stay is minimized as much as possible (Valentine & DeAngelo, 2016). Deinstitutionalization is a good community practice because it prevents isolation of a particular group of people ...

Technological advancement in the past few decades has been tremendous all over the world. The millennial, people born after 1980, are the “natives” of technology because they were born and grew up as the word was shifting from old fashion to new technology. The advantages of technology have been profound to the extent that every aspect of life has since changed. The millennial stand to gain the most as opposed to the previous generations, and stand to lose nothing significant. Typically, the technology changed the perspectives of socialization. Drago (13) argued that technology has taken the place for face-face ...