The Role of Physical Therapists in Acute Care Settings: Neuromuscular, Respiratory, and Cardiovascular Diagnosis

 The acute care setting was selected for the student’s outcomes project. In this environment, individuals are admitted for a variety of reasons, e.g., illness, injury, or surgery recovery. Patients receive active, short-term treatment in a crowded fast-paced setting and then are discharged when they are deemed healthy and stable. A study conducted by Masley … Read more

The Role of Good Faith in Modern Commercial Law

 Before we begin to discuss the role of good faith in modern commercial law, we must first look at what good faith means and its history. Good faith first came around by Lord Mansfield who introduced the doctrine in the case of Carter v Bohemn . He stated  ’’good faith forbids either party by … Read more

Uncover Benefits of Mammography on Breast Cancer: Clinical Trials in 1 Sentence

  Breast cancer is defined as an uncontrollable growth of breast cells that result in malignant tumors(12). Tumors are cells that rapidly grow into clusters of cells. Theses clusters are then classified as malignant or benign. A malignant tumor is a cancerous tumor that can spread not only locally, place of origin, but also invasively, … Read more

The Relationship Between Mental Health & Recidivism Among TX Juveniles

 Abstract This study is aimed at exploring the relationship between mental health and alcohol or other drug use (AOD) and recidivism with juvenile delinquents in Texas. A recent study states that substance use disorders and comorbidity of substance use with mental health problems were directly related and demonstrated an increased likelihood of recidivism. Detained … Read more

Unlock the Power of Chaos Theory: Examples, The Butterfly Effect, Logistic Map & Bifurcation

 Chapter 3. Chaos Theory   Butterfly Theory Logistic Map: What is it? Computing the map? Bifurcation: Feigenbaum constant Dynamic Systems Experiment: Quadratic maximum • The butterfly effect o History o Examples o Double pendulum • Nonlinear dynamic systems • Logistic map o What it is o • Bifurcation • Experiment: Quadratic maximum + results … Read more

The Unsurpassed Legacy of the Mayan Civilization at Chichen-Itza: About the Landmark Buildings & Endangered Ruins

 The Mayan civilization existed from 2600 B.C. to 1800 B.C. and was considered one of the dominant indigenous civilizations in mesoamerica. Within that timespan mayans were able to make monumental advances in technology and culture such as the mayan calendar, hieroglyphics, 0-20 number system, and astronomy. The Mayans created large cities such as Tikal, … Read more

Understand NCGS 50(B): A Domestic Violence Protective Order

 The NCGS 50(B) is a domestic violence protective order which is also known as a restraining order. This statue gives victims of domestic violence protection from their abusers. It is different from the common restraining order because judges are allowed to order more necessary forms of protection for victims. When a domestic violence protective … Read more

Uncovering the Origins of Commedia Dell'arte and its Relatable Stock Characters

 In the mid-sixteenth century, a special type of comedic performance art nowadays referred to as commedia dell’arte emerged. It became popular in Italy and France, and consisted of improvised dialogue, stock characters, and masks. Those traits, however, were not formed in a vacuum. They drew inspiration from a plethora sources. Commedia dell’arte itself was … Read more

The Mystery of Shared Psychotic Disorder (SPD): A Literature Review

 Shared Psychotic Disorder (SPD), also known as Induced Delusional Disorder (IDD) or Folie à deux is a psychiatric condition shared by two or more people with close emotional links and characterized by transfer of delusional aspects from one primary affected person (the inducer, the primary or the dominant partner), who first develops psychotic symptoms … Read more

The Narratives of the Bayeux Tapestry: Unveiling the Varying Layers of Interpretations and Meaning.

Gothic Art and Architecture 12/13/18 The Bayeux Tapestry: The Multiple Narratives That Have Come Forth Throughout the past century, many different pieces of Medieval art have been analyzed in order to understand fragments of the past that still seem unclear. The multiple forms of art that were produced during this time frame has given the … Read more

What Is Colorectal Cancer? Causes, Symptoms, Tests & Treatment

 Colorectal cancer is the fourth most common cancer in the united states. More than 135,000 Americans are diagnosed with colorectal cancer each year. Colorectal cancer is cancer that starts in the colon and/or the rectum. These cancers can also be named colon cancer or rectal cancer, depending on where they start. Colon cancer and … Read more