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    The outcome of this trial characterized the city of Athens to be unreasonable. Orestes, who murdered his own mother was proven not guilty. The votes were equal for both sides, resulting in Athena having the vote that would be the final verdict. In Apollo’s defense for reasoning as to why Orestes killing his mother was acceptable was “The mother of what is called her child is not the parent, but the nurse of the newly-sown embryo. The one who mounts is the parent, whereas she, as a stranger for a…

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    By the time Congress passed the Family and Medical Leave Act of 1993, many employers had created maternity leave programs. The main reasoning and argument behind the creation of this policy was in response to the increased “feminization” of the work force. (Dobin & Kelly,1999) . As executed and accepted as maternity leave is in every industrial and developed nation across the world, in the United States maternity leave policies were developed as a form of sexual discrimination. By the year 1977…

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    With roughly 7 billion people inhabiting our planet, it should not be a shock that there are many hungry infants looking to be fed at the exact moment someone decides to head into the city for lunch or a shopping trip. Breastfeeding in public is a hot topic on the should you or should you not scale, and many are in favor for it not being allowed. Choosing to ignore the advantages it can give to a child, quite a few see public feeding to be wrong and distracting and ask for women to not do it.…

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    There was no way I was crazy, right? I mean I know exactly what I saw. I'm sure others saw them too, but why is no one saying anything? Stupid question, Donnie boy. Obviously, they are afraid of coming off as crazy, if not just simply afraid. But I've got to tell someone. Who? I have no doubt my mother would have me committed if I were to tell her what was happening. Should I go to the police? The FBI? Men in Black? Yeah, right. The story of Chicken Little pops into my head. But as far as I…

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    Baby Boy Circumcision

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    In America, it is a standard procedure that shortly before or after a woman gives birth to a baby boy at a hospital, she is given a pile of papers. One document inquires as to whether or not she wants her infant boy circumcised. At that point, if the doctor explains the procedure, which a national survey conveys that approximately fifty percent of the physicians who perform circumcision do not educate the parents in advance of the surgery, it’s likely that the mother is told that it is simple,…

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    Myths have been around for centuries and as decades go by more of them are being created. Many choose to believe that myths are true and will incorporate them into their daily lives. A very common group of people who tend to listen to myths are pregnant women. People have different myths and beliefs on how you should act when you are pregnant, but how do these choices effect a baby? Pregnant women want what is best for their child so they follow every rule in the book to make sure that their…

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    Beauty pageants can decrease the amount of family time, school time, and not enjoying their childhood. Beauty pageants are not free to enter it requires a lot of financial stability. According to Lucia Grosaru, “Moms are the ones who fill out the application, pay the participation fee.” Application fee, hair and make-up, outfits will cost between $2,000 to $3,000. Each time you enter you need to pay the fee again and have new outfits which cost money. According to the article, “Toddlers & Tiaras…

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    Warfarin Blood Clots

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    Question #15: Explain how Warfarin, a popular drug used to treat atrial fibrillation, causes disruptions in human fetal development. Blood clots can form in the body and either be a hindrance or a help. Those that help the body, stop bleeding, so that an excess of blood is not lost all at one time. The blood clots that act as a hindrance to the body can lead to heart attacks, strokes and at times pulmonary embolisms. Warfarin (C19H16O4) is a prescription medication that is used to prevent the…

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    Advertisement is a huge part of our everyday life. They are everywhere; when you are sitting down watching TV, when you take a walk down the street. Frequently in our daily conversation we found ourselves advertising something along with persuasion. What is the purpose? Well, to promote a message or to sell something. In this specific photography I think the message could go in different directions, no matter what kind of background you come from. A photograph of five different crayons with a…

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    Relevant Facts and Information: Ms. C is a 20 year old patient, and in early labor at 36 weeks. At 20 weeks, she was diagnosed with placenta previa via ultrasound. At her 34 week visit, another ultrasound was done, and it also showed placenta previa. Although the ultrasound is not infallible, it is very likely that Ms. C has placenta previa. With a vaginal delivery, the mortality risk for placenta previa is 100% for the fetus and 50% for Ms. C. To minimize the risk to herself and her baby, she…

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