Sydney Hampton
PAP Assignment
How Will I Be Successful in College? In this important and exciting new chapter of my life, I plan on taking many steps and employing various strategies to keep my performance up to par and graduate with a bright future to look forward to. This will focus on several aspects, such as going the extra mile in and out of the classroom by forming some type of mutual bond with my teachers and professors through inquiry of the subject(s) at hand and making myself known amongst the dozens of students participating in the same class. I will also surround myself with peers who also strive to succeed, manage my time and work ethic in accordance to my demanding new and independent life, and even contribute the simplest of tasks, such as maintaining more than satisfactory attendance to my classes, completing all homework assignments, and, most importantly, trying my best. After attending the two-day session for the President’s Award Program, I retained an abundance of useful information and tactics on how to earn success in college, not only as a first-year student, but throughout the next four years I hope to spend at the University of Illinois at Chicago. So far, upperclassmen, counselors, student advisors and people with college experience in general, constantly stress the fact that one of the best actions to take in college is to ensure that all my instructors know who I am and that I am interested in their class and what they have to share. This means sitting in the front of the classroom, staying alert and attentive, following the rules, and asking questions or simply introducing myself during their respective office hours. Another piece of helpful information I was given is to make good friends with similar values to my own and form study groups with other hard-working students who share my passion for success so we can work together through difficult lessons and materials. I think it is a great idea to keep my circle of friends occupied with positive individuals who lift each other up and help each other out.
Like many other students, I have already identified and established my less-than-stellar time management skills and how I must significantly improve them before it
ridicule the former. At the outset, this is made apparent, with the of figure pap, who appears as Huck’s abusive and alcoholic father, whose intentions seems to be the extortion of his sons money. Although it might seem as if Twain’s requirement for pap was only in the interest to create a reason for Huck’s escape, the authors real intentions was to satirize the indescribable horrors suffered by many children. Furthermore pap serves as a contrast to Jim, who throughout the novel has overtaken pap’s place…
technologies have led to successes in women’s health. In the 1970s routine pap smears were introduced for cervical cancer screenings (Bettigole, 2013). Cervical cancer was the leading cause of deaths among American women prior to the introduction of this test (Bettigole, 2013). These cancer screenings were typically a cheap and affordable way to detect disease early however, recent findings have shown that laboratory charges for a routine pap smears…
Amniocentesis What is an amniocentesis? Amniocentesis is where a procedure is done to remove fluid from the amniotic sac. The amniotic sac is the fluid that is inside the uterus. The amniocentesis procedure is done by injection a long needle through the abdominal and the uterine wall into the amniotic sac. The needle is guided by an ultrasound. An ultrasound also helps to look at organs and fluid in the fetus. Once the fluid is removed from the amniotic sac, it is sent in to the laboratory for…
active encouragement of foreign investment, a pro-business environment, free trade, a tight monetary policy, and high savings. Since having a great development, Singapore prepared Biomedical Science as the next big thing. Also, People Action’s Party (PAP) of Singapore has advocated a liberal immigration policy to offset the country’s falling birth rates and support its booming economy although which recently has also side effect with strains on infrastructure, inflation, and rising income inequality…
Accessible Information on Sexual and Reproductive Health; Women with Disabilities Movement; Statistics and Data Collection; Data from the National Health Interview Survey from 2001-2005 showed that women with a disability were less likely to have Pap tests and mammograms than other women. Brian S. Armour et al., State-Level Differences in Breast and Cervical Cancer Screening by Disability Status, 19 WOMEN’S HEALTH ISSUES 406 (2009). Key words: Accessible Information on Sexual and Reproductive…
ARF Case Study Acute Renal Failure Case Study Directions: Please carefully read the following case study and answer the following questions in typed format. The resources that you will need to complete this case study include your textbook and drug book. Please include in text citations. This independent assignment is worth 25 points. Ann Hayes, age 68, initially was admitted to the hospital for elective surgical repair of an abdominal aortic aneurysm. Her surgery was documented…
AFFORDABLE CARE ACT Summary of Provisions Affecting Employer-Sponsored Insurance Johnny R. Allen MBA 6600 Section: DS Class: Healthcare Law Teacher: Jim Morgan Date: 08/13/2013 AFFORDABLE CARE ACT Summary of Provisions Affecting Employer-Sponsored Insurance Much of the public discussion about the Affordable Care Act (ACA) has focused on the expansion of coverage to the uninsured through subsidies to individuals and the expansion of Medicaid. The law will also result in changes…
Maternity Nursing I. Basic Knowledge on Genetics and Obstetrics 1. DNA – Deoxyribonucleic Acid – carries genetic code 2. Chromosomes – threadlike structure of hereditary material known as the DNA 3. Normal amount of ejaculated sperm – 3 – 5 cc/ 1 teaspoon 4. Ovum is capable of being fertilized within 24 – 36 hours after ovulation. 5. Sperm 48 – 72 days viability 6. Reproductive cells divide by the process of MEIOSIS (haploid number) Spermatogenesis – process of maturation of sperm Oogenesis –…
affordable. It will allow the uninsured and self-employed to be able to purchase health insurance through state based exchanges. There will also be subsidies available to individuals that cannot afford to purchase insurance if they meet insurance requirements (Fontenot, 2008, p.90-91). The quality of care that is given will be very important in maintaining healthcare cost. Universal health care has been sought by many individuals in the past and had unsuccessful results. Nothing is perfect…
interview. "Today we'll draw blood, do a urinalysis, and perform a Pap smear along with your exam. Then we'll schedule an ultrasound to confirm your dates and ensure that the pregnancy is proceeding normally. Do you have any questions or concerns for me?" Mrs. Smith did not. They proceeded with the physical exam. Dr. Daniels was alarmed to find several suspicious lesions involving the cervix, so she told Mrs. Smith that in addition to the Pap smear she would likely need to biopsy these sites. A week later…
