ktmeng/mec huggingface dataset:
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For example: in the case of a child who has habitually experienced a dual sense of fear and of soothing, it is possible that child will be confused, and not able or trust own judgement as to which response might be encountered form the caregiver. Evidently, the child may display a dis-ordered response, because of the insecure pattern and volatile nature of the child’s primary attachment experience. (Holmes. P., & Fairfield. S. (2014). The Routledge Handbook of Attachment: Theory. 1st Edition. Routledge Publications).
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According to Colleen (2015) these relationships can be equally harmful to the subordinate, he added. Supervisors have the ability to promote or demote, and they’ve also got a say in discussions about compensation. Interpersonal relationships consist of day to day interaction with co-workers or managers. They are part of work environment, this builds a climate of openness, team spirit and improved productivity. Communication is very key as will convey a different meaning to different people in linking people in the same organization.it helps to disseminate information which is related to the daily performance of the employees in the workplace. Communication plays a pivotal role in all types of relationships. Workplace and social support is defined as the extent to which individual perceive that their wellbeing is valued at workplace employees such like the managers and the organization at large which they belong (Eiesenberger et al, 2002, Ford et al, 2007). It has noticed well the importance of workplace social support which helps to improve employee morale and productivity which cannot be overlooked. When a staff member has all the necessary support when carrying out their duties, they will definitely put in their best in achieving the desired output in this case a faculty member will ensure they provide the support to each other and to the students at large. Teamwork is also very important while working with others.
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When students join campus, they are supposed to create a good rapport with their faculty or lecturers to ensure they cope well and able to confidently approach the lecturers in case of any clarification or concern. Building relationships with students is by far the most important thing a teacher can do.  Without a solid foundation and relationships built on trust and respect. when a student ensures they are in good term with the teaching staff their school life become enjoyable and fun. Research shows that student-faculty relationships are the most crucial connection with a collegiate community( as cited in Kuh&kuh,1997). When a student feel they are part of the university, it makes them feel valued, improves their energy which lead to excelling in their academics providing a win-win situation for both faculty and student.
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Faculty members who understand the learning needs and interests of their students can tailor assignments, expectations, and communications in a proper manner. They should Ensure an open communication prevail which will enable the student air any concern and feel they belong. (As cited in Denzine and Pulos, 2000) argued that teacher approachability is an important quality that must be guaranteed in order to facilitate positive teacher-student interactions. In most situations students take the faculty as their role models. They need to feel at peace approaching them on any issue which might be of disturbance which could be affecting their studies. The teacher should give the student a positive feedback which encourages them to learn from their mistakes. Furthermore, good relationships with university teachers not only contribute to the retention of students but also facilitate other factors, such as commitment (as cited in Strauss &Volkwein, 2004).
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Faculty member has to provide enabling learning environment for the student to capture their engagement and interests. In fact, the most powerful weapon teachers have, when trying to foster a favorable learning climate, is positive relationships with their students. Students who sees their teachers as more supportive have better academic results (Boynton & Boynton, 2005). Also Creating a climate of comfort and caring as well as support and self-determination will help students feel a sense of belonging (Skinner & Greene, 2008).
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But in most cases, the faculty tries to take advantage of this kind of relationship whereby some of the lecturer’s demands sexual favors from the student in order to give them a good grade. This leads to the exploitation of innocent souls forcing the students to admit to affairs that end up spoiling their future lives. later on in the life of the student, they might end up becoming expectant having to drop out of school to take care unplanned child, or they decide to terminate the pregnancies which cuts short their bright future.in other scenarios, the student can even get infected with STDs or AIDs for that matter and the faculty member responsible neglects them.
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Some of the bad affairs a student might have include getting involved into drugs because of the anxiety, forming other bad relationships like lesbianism, or gay. All these start affecting the student academically because much concern will be to ensure the other partner is comfortable they do not want to disappoint them. Depending on how students relate with their colleagues and friends in campus, they tend to do most of the things together influencing each other either positively or negatively. This happens because of the circumstances that they are in the same campus. When a student joins the campus there is a need to be taken through on how to cope with the transformation in order not to land in bad relationships which end up ruining their academic and killing their goals and vision.
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Other relationship between students is very beneficial in that, they help each other build a network which can help them in future, they can become prominent business people working together. They help each other and hold hands in ensuring they excel in their studies. In most campuses students are expected to do group works like in USIU-A, this is emphasized as the campus wants the student to know how to work with people they do not know as this is the case in the workplace. This prepares a student to cope well in the work environment as they will not be able to choose who to work with but have to adapt and relate with each other well. Also -Interactions with students from different multi-cultural backgrounds with different values and beliefs can make an individual appreciate others.
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In any organization, there has to be people you interact with, as one cannot work in a vacuum. Students are supposed to engage other staff members not necessarily the faculty because on one way or another they have to seek for assistance. For example, in campus most students are not aware on how to deal with peer pressure, relationships and they need help to handle and cope with this. That’s the reason we have counseling departments which helps to handle cases to do with such or any other family matter which can have adverse effect to their education life.
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A family is the backbones of any person. Having a parent who really cares and are supportive is the best thing for any child because the parent will always ensure they give the best in terms of education to the child. Creating a strong bond between the two members will have a positive impact to the society at large. Once the child or student succeeds in their education, they will influence others and contribute to the growth of the economy. Levels competence is attributed to the level of trust and close communication with parents as well as being negatively influenced by family conflict (Campbell, Pungello, & Miller-Johnson, 2002). In a scenario where the parents are not in good terms with each other, the students get disturbed and take the stress to class which affects their level of concentration and negatively affect academic performance.
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While supportive family relationships promote academic achievement and positive attitudes about education, emotional distance from parents is associated with disrupted academic performance in adolescence (As cited in Crosnoe & Elder, 2004). When a student aha the zeal in their academics they can succeed and have healthy life in campus, which are affected by how the family relates (As cited in Repetti, Taylor, & Seeman, 2002). In the case where the student has siblings who are favored than them, it makes a student feel unwanted, being emotional and withdrawing from others.it is the responsibility and duty of a parent to instill good manners to the student which will ensure the same is translated to their studies. A student who has been brought up in the right way with all the displine instilled in them will not allow other students to influence or manipulate their behavior.
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Parental involvement has always been an essential component of every teacher-student-school academic endeavor. Parents, who have been considered as one of the stakeholders of the school community, play tremendous roles in the child’s educational and environmental transformation. Parents play a tremendous role in the student’s educational and environmental transformation. Their involvement is essential in the academic endeavor of the student. Parents are always concerned with the progress of their students keep constant communication with the student for any assistance and wanting to know how they are coping with school especially those students who do not stay with the parents. According to Centre for Child Well-Being (2010). Parental involvement in the students learning improves their morale, attitude academic achievement and promoter better behavior and social adjustments.
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A good and supportive relationship is needed to create safe environments and give students confidence to work without pressure and become motivated to learn. Students feel encouraged and motivated to study and actively collaborate with the teachers when in a contusive environment. It is important to have a faculty who is concerned with students wellbeing and who provide support, giving them the same chances and opportunities to participate in the learning process. These opportunities make students feel comfortable and interact freely and improve their academic skills. A teacher who cares about their students transmits knowledge affectively and has a good interaction with them. Faculty staffs also need to relate with each other well towards achieving common goal which is producing graduates who can compete in the work environment.
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When students feel that they receive support; they try to create a rapport with their teacher and start to see them as someone who is there to enhance their learning. Koplow (2002) proposed that effective student-teacher relationships encourage greater confidence and class engagement in much the same manner as sensitive parenting encourages a greater sense of security and confidence. Pianta (2013) suggests that improving the quality of teacher-student interactions within the classroom depends upon a solid understanding of the nature of effective teaching for adolescents.
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A neonate (from Latin, neonatus) is a baby who is 4 weeks old or younger also called a new born. The term applies to premature, mature and postmature infants. The neonatal period is the first 4 weeks of a child’s life and it is a time when changes are very rapid. During these first 4 weeks of life,the child is at highest risk of dying. It is therefore crucial that appropriate feeding and care are provided during this period, both to improve the child’s chances of survival and to lay foundations for a healthy life.
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Each area can have a score of 0, 1, or 2, with 10 points as the maximum. Most babies score 8 or 9, with 1 or 2 points taken off for blue hands and feet because of immature circulation. If a baby has a difficult time during delivery and needs extra help after birth, this will be shown in a lower Apgar score. Apgar scores of 6 or less usually mean a baby needed immediate attention and care.
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A baby’s birth weight is an important marker of health. Full-term babies are born between 37 and 41 weeks of pregnancy. The average weight for full-term babies is about 7 pounds (3.2 kg). In general, very small babies and very large babies are at greater risk for problems. Babies are weighed every day in the nursery to look at growth, and the baby’s need for fluids and nutrition. Newborn babies may often lose 5% to 7% of their birth weight. This means that a baby weighing 7 pounds 3 ounces at birth might lose as much as 8 ounces in the first few days. Babies will usually gain this weight back within the first 2 weeks after birth. Premature and sick babies may not begin to gain weight right away.
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Healthcare providers often use an exam called the Dubowitz/Ballard Examination for Gestational Age. This exam can closely estimate a baby’s gestational age. The exam looks at a baby’s skin and other physical features, plus the baby’s movement and reflexes. The physical maturity part of the exam is done in the first 2 hours of birth. The movement and reflexes part of the exam is done within 24 hours after birth. The provider often uses the information from this exam to help with other maturity estimates.
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The normal fetus is sterile until shortly before birth, as long as the amniotic membrane remains intact. After birth, the neonate rapidly acquires commensal bacteria that colonise the skin and mucous membranes. The host defence mechanisms are not well developed at this stage and some commensals may become opportunist pathogens, particularly in compromised neonates who must remain in hospital for the treatment of congenital abnormalities. The gastrointestinal ‘tract is colonised soon after birth, mainly by facultative bacteria. Studies have shown that anaerobes colonise the neonatal gastrointestinal tract during the first week of life and are greater in number and variety than aerobes or facultative species. Subsequently, only micro-organisms that can adapt to live in this mixed population of facultative and anaerobic species will colonise the various parts of the tract and become part of the resident flora.
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Most infections in newborn babies are caused by bacteria, and some by viruses. A mother’s birth canal contains bacteria, especially if they have an active infection. During childbirth, the baby can swallow or breathe in the fluid in the birth canal, and bacteria or viruses can get into their lungs and blood. The baby can become sick during childbirth or within the first few days after birth. As the bacteria or viruses multiply, the newborn baby can become ill very quickly. The sooner the infection is discovered and treated, the better the outcomes will be for the newborn baby.
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In utero infection, which can occur any time before birth, results from overt or subclinical maternal infection. Consequences depend on the agent and timing of infection in gestation and include spontaneous abortion, intrauterine growth restriction, premature birth, stillbirth, congenital malformation (eg, rubella), and symptomatic (e.g., cytomegalovirus [CMV], toxoplasmosis, syphilis) or asymptomatic (e.g., CMV) neonatal infection.
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Neonatal infections account for a significant proportion of neonatal deaths in the first week of life. In sub-Saharan Africa, south Asia, and Latin America where neonatal infections are most prevalent, the case fatality risk associated with possible severe bacterial infections in the first month of life is 9.8%. Infections are one of the three major causes of neonatal mortality and account for approximately a quarter of newborn deaths in the first month of CHlife. Neonatal infections are acquired horizontally (from the environment) or vertically (from mother).
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Ronan and Sophie sat on a bench in the park across the street from Clearview medical centre. “We have to keep an eye on the time, our appointment is at 13:00” Ronan said. Sophie turned her head to look at the bustling street behind her “Clearview is right there, you know they won’t take us early- they’re always packed”. Sophie who was usually bubbly and full of light was dazed by all the children laughing and playing. Mothers were pushing their little ones on the swing sets and sliding down the slides with their babies on their lap.
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Jodie Foster, I’m a clinician here at Clearview medical center, follow me please” The couple stood up to follow Dr. Foster down the white corridor. The hall smelled of lemon cleaning solution and formaldehyde. Sophie and Ronan were no stranger to this clinic, they had been there a few times in the past. Dr. Foster unlocked the door to room 7 and walked to her desk. She gestured for the couple to sit in the chairs across from her. Sophie took her denim jacket off and draped it over the chair as Ronan pulled it out for Sophie to sit.
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There was no talking between anyone on the way, just the sound of their footsteps echoing on the marble floor. Dr. Monahan placed his index finger on they keypad to unlock the door. Unlike the previous room, this one had no number. “Take a seat across from my desk while I set up for the simulation” Sophie and Ronan obeyed and walked to the two seats at the desk. Ronan grabbed his wife’s hand and gave it a reassuring squeeze, he leaned in and kissed her temple.
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Sophie’s thoughts raced about how her and Ronan had been trying to have a baby for too long. Far too long. Over the course of their marriage, the couple had received three rejections to date. After the first rejection, Ronan and Sophie tried to believe that outside factors contributed to the outcome of the test to keep their spirits high. They convinced themselves that it was a fluke. After the second rejection, Ronan and Sophie sold their house and moved to a rural town on the outskirts of the city. The gated community they now lived in was lined with cookie cutter row houses. The neighbourhood had open field space with play structures for children. It was virtually crime free and very peaceful- the ideal neighbourhood to start a family. After their third rejection, Ronan and Sophie changed careers, and started reading and writing daily. They cut caffeine and alcohol out of their lives completely and started eating cleaner. Sophie picked up on yoga and pottery while Ronan joined a biking group. They knew that at this point that it was not a fluke. This was their fourth try- their last try to have a child. Sophie relayed Dr. Foster saying that receiving a rejection was not a reflection on the parents but she couldn’t help but think about what it was a reflection on then.
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Sophie was brought out of her daydream by Dr. Monahan wheeling a large machine towards his desk. “I saw on your chart that this is your fourth try” Dr. Monahan said to neither of them in particular. “I’m sure you’re both familiar with the process. Nonetheless, I will be walking you through it as we go. Sophie, I need you to lift your blouse so that I can disinfect your stomach”. Sophie lifted her blouse as Dr. Monahan wiped her stomach with a disinfectant wipe. He wheeled the large silver machine closer to Sophie as he crouched down to grab four white wires. “This is the Reverse Ultra Sensory Screen that I will be using to conduct the simulation. I’ll be inserting four needles into your stomach in different spots- this will allow for not only us to view the simulation, but most importantly for the fetus to view the simulation”. Sophie squirmed as Dr. Monahan poked the needles into her stomach. She was now sitting upright on a cushioned chair, wired to a machine that resembled a refrigerator. “I’m going to need a blood sample from both of you for the machine” Dr. Monahan said as he reached his hand to take Ronan’s. He wiped Ronan’s index finger with a disinfectant wipe and pricked him with a small lancet pen. Dr. Monahan collected the bead of blood off Ronan’s finger using a pill sized clear capsule and popped it into the machine. Sophie lifter her hand, palm side up to Dr. Monahan who pricked her finger with a clean lancet and collected her blood in a similar clear pill sized capsule for the machine. Dr. Monahan fed the prior filled in questionnaire to the machine.”As you will notice, there is a small screen on this device” the doctor said as he gestured to a five by ten screen, no bigger than one on an airplane. “The Reverse Ultra Sensory Screen is booting, when it has finished loading, the wires attached to you, Sophie, will make it possible to watch your lives with the fetus unfold before your very eyes. I will not be present for the simulation as what happens during the process is confidential and most of the time, emotional. I will be back when I am alerted that the simulation has finished and that we have a final result”. The machine beeped four times signaling that the simulation was ready to be viewed. Dr. Monahan pressed a button below the screen and started for the door; he dimmed the lights and walked out. Ronan and Sophie held hands as the simulation started playing.
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The simulation finished, leaving both Sophie and Ronan nervous about the outcome. Having experienced three prior rejections, the couple was unsure of what the final results could be. Having to watch the life that you may or may not have with the baby who may or may not want to be born seemed almost torturous. Having seen the whole life with the baby unfold and not be able to actually live that life was more heartbreaking than the baby just choosing not to be born and miscarrying. At least in that case you wouldn’t be able to have literally seen what could have been.
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Ronan and Sophie’s heads both shot to look at the door as Dr. Monahan allowed himself back inside the simulation hub. “I was notified that the simulation had been completed” he said in a low, steady tone of voice. There were no notes of excitement in what he was saying as he walked to his desk to see the couple. Dr. Monahan approached Sophie and removed the four needles from her belly and wrapped them up to put back under the machine. He then took a seat in his chair and placed his clipboard with a copy of the questionnaire and the couple’s signed waivers on the table. “I’m sorry to have to tell you this but the result was a negative” he stated unphased. Sophie grabbed her stomach as tears streamed down her face and Ronan let out an audible groan and put an arm around his wife. Dr. Monahan unclipped his clipboard and slowly slid the waivers that they had previously signed to the grieving couple. As if scripted and practiced a million times before, Dr. Monahan began speaking; “As you know, this has been your fourth and final rejection. This is a somewhat rare occurrence that by no means happens to everyone. Unfortunately, some people just are not meant to procreate in our society. Security is on their way now to escort you to the operation ward where as per government order, you will both be sterilized and no longer be able to reproduce. Sophie, as for the fetus, it will be aborted immediately. Once again, I apologize greatly and we here at Clearview medical centre wish you both the best on your future endeavors”.
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In addition to that, Steven takes more steps to becoming an adult. Steven gets the opportunity to understand how to respect others feelings. Steven would not take into consideration that maybe his girlfriend was really looking forward to their date. He did not think about her feelings. He realizes after the event that he should respect his girlfriend’s feelings and he should make her feel special. By this time he is not just thinking about himself. Steven makes a transition from acting very immature to more mature, and is now actually treating his girlfriend with respect.
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With the ability to respect others, he finds out who he wants to become. Steven has more of an understanding of himself. He is analyzing what he thinks a poet should do about love. Love means commitment and real poets don’t commit themselves, not to no body. Steven is relating himself to what a poet would do, not to what he thinks is best for himself. He also experiences a wide awakening of who he thought he was. Steven was questioning if he was really a poet. Steven made an adult decision realizing he was not a poet because he actually loved her.
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The woman at this point in the process of labor may complain of having low back pain or abdominal cramping. The pain normally can be easily controlled in this phase. Early dilation and cervical effacement will occur during this phase also. The cervix will dilate around 0 – 3 centimeters and be effaced about 0 – 40 percent. This phase lasts about 8 hours or less but can last for around 10 – 14 hours and may take place before one ever goes to the hospital (Ward & Hisley, 2016).
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The second phase of labor within the first stage is called the active phase. This phase will last about 4 – 8 hours. In this phase, the contractions start to occur more frequently and last longer. They will happen about every 3 – 5 minutes and last for about 40 seconds to a full minute. These contractions will also be moderately or strongly intense. Due to the contractions becoming more intense and occurring more often, the laboring patient may not be as talkative and may focus on being uncomfortable and in pain more than they did in the latent phase. They may also complain of having a backache during this phase. The patient will use more coping strategies such as having their pain managed and having the nurse coach her through the contractions. Along with having more contractions, the cervix dilates further and becomes more effaced. The cervix will dilate to about 4 – 7 centimeters and will be effaced anywhere from 40 – 80 percent. These actions take place faster than they did in the latent phase and will continue to get faster as the patient progresses through the labor and birthing process (Ward & Hisley, 2016).
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The final phase within the first stage of labor is known as the transition phase. This is the shortest phase, but also the most intense. It can last from about 30 minutes to two hours. In this phase the contractions become even more intense than in the previous phases. The frequency and duration of the contractions is also increased. They will last for about 60 – 90 seconds, occur around every 2 – 3 minutes, and are strong when palpated. Dilation of the cervix happens at the same rate as it does in the active phase or faster. For women who have never given birth, their cervix will dilate at a rate of 1 centimeter per hour and for the women who have given birth to one or more babies progress at a rate of 1.5 centimeters per hour. The cervix will dilate from 8 – 10 centimeters and effaced about 80 – 100 percent. During this phase, the women are in an excruciating amount of pain with only a little amount of time to rest in between each contraction and because of this, they do not believe they will be able to keep progressing through the contractions. The patient may also feel an increase in many different emotions along with rectal pressure and having the urge to push. They will need many words of encouragement and praise to help them get through this process (Ward & Hisley, 2016).
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The second stage of labor starts when the cervix is fully dilated and stops when the patient has given birth to their infant. This stage may last anywhere from about 1 – 3 hours for a nulliparous woman and about 20 minutes for a multiparous woman. It is usually identified that the patient is in this stage due to involuntarily bearing down and having the urge to push. The contractions that occur in this phase are similar to those that occur in the transition phase of stage one. They are still extremely intense and occur for about 60 – 90 seconds every 2 – 3 minutes. The laboring woman in this stage will express and feel many different emotions. Some may feel like they cannot keep going through these intense contractions or may feel fearful or nervous of new sensations such as burning due to the baby crowning. Others may feel as if they have gotten a “second wind” or energy to help them get through this stage. The mother may feel a burning sensation when the baby’s head is crowning and lacerations or episiotomies may occur in this stage also. The nurse should not leave the patient’s side during this stage (Ward & Hisley, 2016).
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Place the patient in high fowler’s and lithotomy positions or squatting or side laying and watch for changes in the perineal area that show that the baby is coming. Rationale: Having the head and chest of the mother up promotes blood flow and oxygen between the mother and the baby and spreading the legs with the knees bent prepares the perineal area for when the baby is crowning. Also, watch for signs of the baby crowning such as the perineum bulging, parts of the baby can be seen, or there is an increase in bloody show.
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The third stage of labor begins when the baby has been fully delivered and ends when the placenta has been delivered. This stage takes about 5 – 10 minutes, but it can take up to 30 minutes. At this time, the uterus should be firmly contracted, and the placenta should start to separate from it. The placenta will be delivered either by the Schultze mechanism or by the Duncan mechanism The Schultze mechanism is when the placenta presents with the shiny side up also known as the fetal side and the Duncan mechanism is when the placenta rolls up and presents sideways. The mother will feel a little discomfort or cramps as the placenta is delivered. In this stage, the mother will focus on the well-being of their infant and will be very emotional. Crying is the most common, but they will also show signs of relief (Ward & Hisley, 2016).
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The fourth and final stage occurs after the delivery of the placenta and about 1 – 2 hours after birth. It is a time of maternal physiological adaptation or adjustment. During this stage, the uterus should feel firm and contracted. Some women may feel a little uncomfortable or some pain in the perineal area. This is usually related to a laceration or episiotomy or hemorrhoids. The mother will feel excited and tired during this stage. She will begin to bond with her infant and start breastfeeding or giving the newborn a bottle (Ward & Hisley, 2016).
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So Modern Family is an American family series which is created by Mr. Christopher Lloyd and Mr. Steven Levitan. It is an situational comedy presented as a form of mockumentary. Mockumentary is a type of TV show which takes a topic and shows it humorously in documentary form. So, this show entertains through its humour and teaches us life lesson at the same time. Show is all about the drift and drags of life of Jay Pritchett and his family. Jay Pritchett is retired closet business owner. Family includes Jay’s 2nd wife, their teenage son, his daughter and son in law and his homosexual adult son.
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Whole show is centred around these 3 families. Although they are living as a nuclear family, they are very close to each other. Whenever anyone of the family is in trouble everyone is ready to help. Their cross family bonding is so strong that through them we as an individual as well as a part of family can learn many things. Dunphy family is the family with Jay’s daughter. Dunphy family includes Phil, Claire and their 1 son and 2 daughters. Tucker-Pritchett family includes Jay’s homosexual son Mitchell and his partner Cameron and their adopted daughter Lilly. This is some briefing about the show.
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I like this show and I want to be in this show because it teaches me various life lesson through the humour. It has been 7 years since I have been living outside my home town for academic purpose and there are couple of times which reminds me of my home town. At these moments not even chat with my family gives me that much of satisfaction as this TV series gives. Reason is that by watching “Modern Family”, I relate my life to the storyline of the show. I become the part of the show while watching it. There are failures in our life, but those failures should not demoralize you. Whole family is always together to support each other, when it comes to failure. This show makes me realise that even new shift could create new trend or new culture in our society, but we should have faith in ourselves and move along. The best part of the show “Modern Family” is the formation of 3 types of family from a single one. Surviving through every huddles you come around. Loving each other no matter what your gender or preferences are.
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Fighting with each other but being there for each other at the time of crisis. And for the viewers the show is such that whoever you maybe you can correlate with any one of the member of Modern family. The word “Modern” is in the most positive context as the Jay who is a retired business man is married to young beautiful women. Chemistry between them is so beautiful that it raised my emotions of perceiving cuteness. And also Jay’s homosexual son is stays with his partner Cameron. This made me realise that there is nothing there in stereotyping someone. But it is hard to compliment the person whom you are stereotyping. And the good part is when you compliment them their gratitude will make you blissful. In the Dunphy family both husband and wife try to implement good parenting required for their children. Their life is like a rollercoaster ride. Romance between Phil and Claire justified me that how you can takeout time for your loved ones, even though you have a busy life and lots of work to complete.
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I want to be the part of such a great show which helps audience to learn the fact that families are not separated by their thoughts but rather they are joint by their believe, love and courtesy. Each character in the show is more than their identity markers due to which conversation between them becomes more dynamic and that adds more humour to the show. The prime thing that this show teaches us is that “No family is perfect and this family is also not perfect. They just know how to love and never give up on each other”. At the end, the only thing we need is to be happy. Subjectivity of the happiness depends on the individual basis.
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Many of the time we mistake that more money will give us more happiness. Today we now that U.S.A. is of 19.39 trillion dollar economy, but if we talk about World’s Happiness Index U.S.A. is not even in the top 10 list. It is at the 18th position of the World’s Happiness Report given by United Nation. This proves that more money will not bring happiness. In Modern Family Pritchett family is also a rich family. But they stay at the sub urban of California. Happiness is not brought on monetary basis. Through this show I learnt that happiness lies in every small things that allures. Happiness is cherishing every moment of your life. Happiness is a meal with your whole family. Happiness is gifting something for your loved ones after their success. Happiness is celebrating your life and thanking god for you being part of such a life.
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I want to be the part of the show to experience this love among the family. I want to meet the artist who are starring in the show and want to know their opinions about their character they are playing and what all the things they are doing to play their character. I want to about the efforts made by them to make this show more productive and emotional. My favourite character in this show is Manny Delgado, who is the first son of Gloria Pritchett. The reason why I like this character is that he is very benevolent in nature and he has a very kind heart. He has an empathic character. And the beauty of this character is enhanced as Mr. Rico Rodriguez plays him flawlessly. I want to know Mr. Rico Rodriguez whether or not he is same as his character.
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There is a beautiful quotation from this show “Modern Family”. Quotation goes like this ” We do strange things for the people we love. We lie to them, we lie for them. There may be some bumps along the way, but we never stop our want to get what’s best for them. That’s what makes this such a tough job, kind of the best job in the world.” So, if I would be given a chance to be on Modern Family, I would definitely be there. We can learn a lot by this show whether it be a Phil’s antics and Clair’s craziness.
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In recent years, by the development of science, the 3rd sex, homosexuality, is found, beside the traditional concept of sex is only 2 sex, female and male. They are known as LGBT which symbols for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender, respectively. The marriage of these kinds of people is called “same-sex marriage” which is becoming the hot phrase in the searching tab. In theoretical definition, Same-sex marriage is also known as gay marriage or a homosexual marriage which is a ceremonial union of two people of the same sex; a marriage or marriage-like relationship between two women or two men (US Legal, I.
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2019). As other normal people living on this planet, LGBT people also want their marriages can be accepted and received the good wished of other people. Nevertheless, the legalization of same-sex marriage is causing lots of conflicts in all countries all over the world. Until April 2nd 2019, there are 26 countries per total 204 countries, only 12,7 percentages, legally recognized this kind of marriage such as Argentina, Australia, Spain, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Colombia, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Iceland, Mexico and so forth (En.
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Firstly, it will be a religious sanction if let same-sex couple wed. What arguers of same-sex marriage speak the most about is that the entire idea of marriage is from religion. The traditional marriage is defined to be a covenant between a man and a woman, same-sex marriage is opposes nature and against what the Bible teaches, Thus two individuals of the same-sex, regardless of their race, wealth, stature, erudition or fame, will never be able to marry under the arms of Bible (Crystal Lombardo, 2015).
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Last but not least, the central reason is based on the children development. Even if gay parents are allowed to adopt or have children, having two parents of the same sex might not be healthy or what’s best for the children involved. The kids need both a father and a mother image to have balance and normal childhood. Gender roles can be hard to play for both biological and physical aspects, especially psychological aspects. For example, if a boy grows up with two women, with the other one playing the role of father or both play the role of mothers, father image will be lacking and the couple cannot answer questions typically asked by boys to fathers, the physical changes in the body. The same goes for girls living with two male parents. Moreover, by legalizing same-sex marriage it gives the message to children that it is normal or okay to be in a homosexual relationship. This also causes confusion for them about how reproduction works (FutureofWorking.com, 2019).
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The most important advantages is equal rights protection. There is an obvious fact that human cannot choose their sex, the things they can do is receiving and changing people’s perspective on it. It is always said that equal right comes to everyone regardless of gender, race, status. Basically, marriage is the union of two individuals who willingly decide to spend their lives together. Thinking through that heterosexual couples get married, there is no reason why gay couples should not get that same privilege. According to them, gay marriage or the law legalizing it would abolish the unfairness on a significant part of humanity. In that sense, same-sex marriage bring a social equalization. The LGBT community enjoys the same fundamental rights as others, and it would be reasonable to give them the right to marry (Ayres, C. 2019).
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Secondly, same-sex marriage legalization gives the right to start a family with needed-family children that can decrease the number of abandoned children. There have been lesbian and gay couples who want to start a family and have their children. Before, this was not allowed and looked at negatively even stigma by society. If one partner already has children, the other partner does not have the right to be an adoptive parent or if ever, the process does not work on their favor and takes years to be completed. Moreover, children of unmarried same-sex couples are at a disadvantage compared with having married parents in the stability, including the guarantee of child support in the case of divorce and an automatic legal connection to both parents. If the legal relationship is not established, the child cannot be sure to receive financial support from the non-biologically related, and is not guaranteed an inheritance if the parents die without leaving a will. With the legalization, gay couples can now adopt children with full of rights and responsibility like straight couples can (Shannon Minster, 2001)
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Finally, state and federal budgets will actually get a positive improvement if homosexual couples are allowed to marry. Any additional state and federal spending on benefits would be outweighed by savings from lower cash assistance and Medicaid spending. Furthermore, many same-sex couples would also pay for the marriage penalty in the federal income tax system, resulting in a likely increase in tax revenue (M.V. Lee Badgett, 2013). According to specific statistics, in July 2012 New York City Mayor announced that gay marriage had contributed 259 million dollars to the city’s economy since the constitution is practiced legally there in July 2011 (Gaymarriage.procon.org. 2019).
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In my opinion, I put strong support for legalizing same-sex marriage. It is so difficult for homosexual people to come out and live truly with themselves, why we do not only encourage them but discriminate and steal their equal rights like the straight people are protected. In the past, we struggled for racism, we protected for the poor, the salary earner so why it is becoming hard to accept the normal of biology. In addition, sex is totally natural that we cannot interfere, therefore they are the normal people and absolutely they can love, be loved and express their love as other couples do in the blessing of people in all over the world. They completely deserve. I also do not critique or dress down the against group, all thing that I want to do is describing by a small voice the innermost feelings of the LGBT community and waking up the compassion in every each person As a social issue, same-sex marriage legalization also have advantages and disadvantages aspects which are still controversial and no sign of reducing heat in our society, but as the human on a planet we should notice on the positive outlooks to bring the happiness and the peace for each other.
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Our itinerary was to make a mid-way stop in North Carolina for an overnight stay. We packed everything in two mini-vans to make this twenty-hour drive. Going to Florida from New York on Interstate 95 was probably the easy route to follow, but it didn’t start out that way. When we reached Maryland, there was an overturn crash caused by an incident between a big rig and pick- up truck which created a traffic nightmare on the highway, or we were told.
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Then my son screamed in disbelief, “Mom, I left the game bag at McDonald’s.” After making a U-turn and retrieving the bag, we were back on the road again. Then my niece claimed she has food poisoning, requesting stops every hour. Between the many bathroom breaks and “are we there yet?” there was a moment I asked myself, “Should we continue with this trip?” We arrived exhausted at the hotel in North Carolina and slept through the night. During breakfast, the kids were calmer and everyone seemed to be in good spirits with each other. They were discussing the places along the routes and who should be sitting with whom in the vans.
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And suddenly, everything seems to go without a hitch to Florida. When I checked into the Walt Disney Swan and Dolphin Resort, the front desk clerk must have looked over at my disheveled hair and felt sorry for me. The concierge asked, “Would you like a free room upgrade?” I answered, “Yes, thank you.” I was too tired to respond intelligently and didn’t give it too much thought. I thought it was an airline ticket change from coach to business class.
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When we entered the rooms, we were shocked to learn that we have been upgraded from standard double rooms to a suite. The suite is a duplex bedroom with an open balcony overseeing the Epcot Disney theme park. We watched the fireworks from our windows that night. It was glorious. For the next few days, the kids enjoyed all four theme parks, relaxed at the poolside cabanas and swam in the Olympic size pools. In the evenings, we biked along the boardwalk and enjoyed the massive firework displays.
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I’m glad we continued on this journey and arrived at our destination. We spent that week strolling along on the beach, went swimming with dolphins and exploring different water sports. There was a moment I asked myself, “Am I having fun? Is this a good vacation? And the answer was a definite “yes”. It is the relationship that we developed as a family that was the real adventure. When I reminisce on those times, no matter how badly the vacation started, you don’t want to miss the journey on how you arrive there. That is the real adventure. There were those moments when I talked with my son and he agreed he had the best adventure ever. I certainly do not regret this road trip almost not taken.
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According to Collins Dictionary, the law is defined as ?a system of rules that a society or government develops in order to deal with crime, business agreements, and social relationships. You can also use the law to refer to the people who work in this system.’ This definition may be deemed as broad or controversial all depending on which society, beliefs and also the school of thought one tends to be on favour of. There are over seven Schools of Jurisprudential Thought according to Cheeseman.
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The Natural Law School accentuates an ethical and moral theory of law. It exists paying little heed to what laws are enacted. This school of thought discloses to us that law is reasonable, rational and is derived from the ‘law of God’. For instance, demonstrations of brutality like murder are taboo in natural law, regardless of the situation, as it conflicts with the purpose of man’s life. This school of law speaks to the conviction that there are inalienable laws that are common to all social orders, regardless of whether they are formally enacted or written down. Main philosophers of this theory included Plato, Aristotle, Hobbes, Locke, Grotius, Hale etc.
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The Positivist theory characterizes law by solidly appending its significance to composed decisions made by legislative bodies that have power with the legitimate influence to manage and overlook human conduct in society. It is immaterial if the end product lacks morality as long as the proscribed enacted procedure is followed. Formality over morality. Evidence of this theory in the Zambian legal system can be seen in various parts of the constitution as well as laws of Zambia. However, morals are put on a pedestal in Zambia due to the presence and influence of natural law. This can be seen in the case of Feliya Kachasu v Attorney General. Feliya was suspended from school because of refusing to sing the national anthem due to her religious beliefs, her