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Critical Incident Stress Cis
902 words
Emergency Service Worker's (ESW's) can experience
excitement from saving property from destruction
and the ultimate satisfaction of saving a life,
but the exhilaration and thrills can come to a
holt when ESW's are faced with an occupational
hazard called Critical Incident Stress (CIS).
(Mitchell 86). A critical incident does not have
to be a major disaster, but is any situation faced
by Emergency Service Worker's (ESW) that causes
them to experience strange reactions which may
have the potential...
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Heart Rate And Blood Pressure State Of Consciousness
1,567 words
... s system (which controls the "fight or flight"
response) to be activated. Once the sympathetic
nervous system is activated, a user enters in a
state of euphoria where the person may feel more
activated and alert. One of the organs that the
vasoconstrictor effects is the heart. When cocaine
is taken through intranasal administration, a high
heart rate and blood pressure may result. These
problems can lead to cardiomyopathy, the condition
in which the heart contracts abnormally.
"Cardiomyopath...
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J Robert Oppenheimer Second World War
1,444 words
The atomic bomb was more destructive than any
other weapon ever produced. Clearly its
destruction power was greater than the world had
ever known. The atomic weapon was invented for the
sole purpose of being used in warfare. In 1943
America began something called the Manhattan
Project. J. Robert Oppenheimer, an atomic
scientist from Germany, headed this project. The
U. S. dropped two atomic bombs on two Japanese
cities in of 1945 to put an end to the Second
World War. The atomic bombs ending Wor...
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Robert Fitzgerald Death Threats
1,522 words
In Robert Fitzgerald's translation of the Odyssey,
many scenes exist that parallel, predict, and
contrast each other in various ways. For example,
the self-revelation scene in book IX from line 548
to line 592 where Odysseus announces his name to
the Kyklops, and also in book XXII from line 36 to
line 84 when he reveals his identity to the
suitors in his great hall. These two scenes
closely relate to one another in both similar and
contrasting ways. Both scenes are based primarily
on the self-re...
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Loathing In Las Vegas Fear And Loathing In Las
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Las Vegas has always been known as the city of
sin, and the movie Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas
corroborates this belief. From drug
experimentation to gambling, this movie portrays a
surprisingly thoughtful glance into the mind of
addiction and of drug usage. Though various drugs
were used in this movie, psychedelics seemed to be
the drugs of choice for the characters. The focus
of this paper is to define the hallucinogens by
using its most popular member, LSD. After LSD has
been adequately def...
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Rate Of Reaction Reaction Rate
1,069 words
The purpose of this experiment is to measure the
rates of reaction of the enzyme Alkaline
Phosphatase with the substrate p-nitro phenol
phosphate under varying conditions. The
concentration of both substrate and enzyme were
diluted and the inhibitor vanadate was utilized to
determine whether or not the reaction is substrate
or enzyme dependent and to see what type of
inhibition vanadate was involved. A class of
proteins called enzymes catalyzes almost every
chemical reaction in a cell. Enzymes i...
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Potential Health Benefits Of The Human Genome Project
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... oregon organs either, as they will soon serve
no purpose. Improvements in the health field due
to the HGP extend all the way down to the area of
therapeutics. The project will allow
pharmaceutical companies to produce more effective
drugs, and doctors will be able to prescribe these
drugs based on ones DNA. Medical records will
include our complete genome and will allow for an
accurate prediction by doctors as to our responses
to certain drugs. These predictions by doctors
will help to antic...
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Adverse Reactions Heart Muscle
403 words
Drug Dependence In order for a chemical to be
considered a drug it must have the capacity to
affect how the body works be biologically active.
No substance that has the power to do this is
completely safe, and drugs are approved only after
they demonstrate that they are relatively safe
when used as directed, and when the benefits
outweigh their risks. Thus, some very dangerous
drugs are approved because they are necessary to
treat serious illness. Digitalis, which causes the
heart muscle to cont...
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Greenhouse Gases Nitrous Oxide
1,193 words
QUESTION 1: Technology owes Ecology an Apology.
Indeed, in my opinion, technology does owe ecology
an apology. This is because ecological imbalances
were as a result of the Industrial revolution,
which could be said to be the beginning of the
non-ending technological advancement cycle. During
Industrial revolution, we began altering or
climate and environment through changing
agricultural and industrial practices. Before the
industrial revolution, human activity released
very few gases into the ...
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Red Blood Cells Carbon Dioxide
1,614 words
Effect Of Photosyntheses And Respiration On The
Effect Of Photosyntheses And Respiration On The
Environment Introduction: The environment can be
defined as the surroundings in which as organism
lives, including the climate, the physical and
chemical conditions of its habitat and its
relationship with other living things. Given the
above understanding, it is therefore important
that the right environment factors are in
existence for some chemical reactions to take
place. In the absence of optimum...
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School Age Children Divorce On Children
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The Effects of Divorce on Children The statistics
for divorce in the 1990 s suggest that nearly
sixty percent of marriages end in divorce. Given
this startling figure, the assumption can be made
that many children will experience some effects
caused by the life-changing event called divorce.
What is it exactly about divorce that causes
negative consequences for these children? In what
ways will these children be effected? Will these
effects show outwardly? I will attempt to uncover
some of the c...
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Degrees Celsius Test Tubes
1,993 words
Effects of Temperature, pH, and Gelatin on
Bromelain Introduction Bromelain is an organic
catalyst that speeds up the rate of chemical
reactions. Bromelain is used in this experiment to
catalyze the break down of proteins and is called
a proteolytic enzyme. Enzymes enable reactions to
occur at a lower temperature and energy levels.
This allows many reactions to occur inside living
organisms that would otherwise have been
impossible to take place. This enzyme is found in
fruits, leaves, and stems...
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Hydrogen Peroxide Test Tube
320 words
How does this Enzyme effect on this Biochemical
Reaction? Purpose: The purpose of this lab was to
discover the effects that certain enzymes have on
chemical reactions. Were studying organic
chemistry specifically, cells and proteins. The
building blocks for proteins are enzymes and what
better way to understand how they work than to
watch them catalyze a reaction. Hypothesis: None
really, just that we predict reactions in all of
the test tubes except in test tube four where you
sprinkle sand int...
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Input Output Centrifugal Force
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The complexity of the mind has intrigued and
inspired philosophers for as long as humanity. How
does it work? This question is not answered by
equations and such as most conventional problem
solving machines. Our own thought processes can be
used to explain input and output responses from
our senses to our reactions to those senses. This
particular function of the mind, input / output
capabilities, is one complexity that can be
compared and related to real world machines that
function in such a ...
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Academic Search Elite Gays And Lesbians
2,011 words
Homophobia in America Homophobia continues in our
society, urban and rural, which is apparent in
Michael Lassell's poem How to Watch Your Brother
Die and in Neil Millers essay In Search of Gay
America: Ogilvie, Minnesota. What are homophobic
people afraid of? Do they know? Knowledge and
awareness of homosexuality is the best way to
prevent homophobia. According to Religious
tolerance. com Homophobia has a variety of
meanings, including hatred of homosexuality,
hatred of homosexuals, fear of gays...
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Sir Isaac Newton Existence Of God
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Throughout history, the worship of gods has been a
part of daily life even amidst those cultures that
have been considered savage. The reactions,
movement, existence, comparisons, purposes, and
common beliefs of the world show that there must
be a god. The existence of a god is an irrefutable
fact. Sir Isaac Newton stated that every action
has a reaction. Therefore every reaction is formed
from an action which 8364; in and of itself is a
reaction to a previous action. If this theory is
followe...
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Plays A Major Role Political Turmoil
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In July? s People, Nadine Gordimer gives a very
detailed and knowledgeable explanation of the
political turmoil within South Africa. By
expressing the emotions of a family involved in
the deteriorating situation and the
misunderstandings between blacks and whites, she
adds a very personal and emotional touch, which
allows the reader to understand the true horror
and terror these people experienced. Gordimer
writes of how the Smales family reacts, survives,
and adjusts to this life altering exper...
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Number Of Children Members Of The Family
3,106 words
Sam Vaknins Psychology, Philosophy, Economics and
Foreign Affairs Web Sites There are some grounds
to assume that a cognitive dissonance is involved
in feeling that children are more a satisfaction
than a nuisance. Why do people bother with
parenting? It is time consuming, exhausting,
strains otherwise pleasurable and tranquil
relationships to their limits. Still, humanity
keeps at it: breeding. It is the easiest to resort
to Nature. After all, all living species breed and
most of them parent. W...
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Fulfilling Prophecy John W
858 words
Our names Roman Art Names Our names function much
like scripts that we act out in our day-to-day
contact with other people. To put this idea
another way, the way we see ourselves behaving is
more or less the way we do behave in any given
situation. According to this line of thinking,
because names can have an effect on self-concept,
names can indirectly influence how we act.
However, research into the ways names affect
people has uncovered a link that shows that our
names, or at least other peop...
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White Blood Cells Rheumatoid Arthritis
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The Immune System Period 2 May 23, 1999 The immune
system is the most incredible part of our body. It
has the task of keeping the body healthy by
destroying pathogens and disease-producing
organisms, and by neutralizing their toxins. The
immune system employs the services of the skin,
mucous membranes, hair, cilia, saliva, urine and
other natural means of waste disposal to keep the
body free of illness and pathogens, For instance,
should foreign bacteria enter the body, the immune
system will em...
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