Essays on Harle

Section 1

Part A: Assessment Cause Hank’s pain comes from a two-year-old surgery and radiotherapy for his left lung mesothelioma. Objective Data Hank is alert, oriented and can respond to questions in an appropriate manner. Hank’s skin appears pale with slight perspiration. The VAS assessment kit shows an intensity score of 2/10. Furthermore, Hank demonstrates distress on movement with visible restrictions on trunk movements. Finally, Hank’s chest is clear though with reduced air entry.

Subjective Data

Hank explains that he has a constant burning pain localized in his left chest area. He states that the pain has been continuous since ...

In order to conduct a decent forensic expertise, a professional has to understand that there is a difference between asphyxia, suicidal asphyxia, and strangulation, as they have different symptoms and causes. In general, asphyxia is the lack of oxygen supply to tissues or organs. Asphyxia is a general definition, which includes several types of it – suffocation, hanging, and strangulation (Rao, 2016). Determination as to whether it is accidental or suicidal asphyxia and strangulation one would have to view closely the specific details of the action. Based on the definition, accidental asphyxia means that someone is being in place with ...

The art of the ancient Greeks and Romans is called classical art. Classical art is a name used to describe certain periods in which various artists searched for their inspiration to this archaic style. The Romans learned painting and sculpture mainly from the Greeks which assisted in transmitting Greek art to ages. Greek and Roman sculpture has had a profound effect throughout the ages. Greek sculpture took early inspiration from Egyptian and Near Eastern monumental art from 800 to 300 BC (Singh 563). However, this evolved over the centuries all this evolved into a sole Greek version of the art form. Arguably, ...