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I have always been interested in the medical field, but mostly in serving people in a more constant manner than a doctor does. So, I like the nursing field even more as it is the perfect balance between the purely scientific focus and the humanities focus.
Sociology is probably one of the most important social sciences to be learned by someone in the nursing field because it gives you a perspective on human societies, human being themselves and how the different factors in a culture and a society might affect the attention of patients and their families, as well as the nursing care of large population sectors, like the care for the elderly. Understanding how these segments of the population work, what characterizes them, will broaden the care perspective of a nursing professional and improve it.
Legislative = makes the laws
Executive = enforces the laws
Judicial = decides on constitutionality of the law (is it legal according to the constitution)
The areola, surrounding the nipple, is often darker in a parous woman.
The region of black breast flesh that encircles the nipple is called the areola. Darker than the rest of the breast, the areola and nipple can range in colour from light pink in fair-skinned women to dark brown in others. The darker hue of the areola may serve as a visual cue to infants to close their mouths on the areola rather than just the nipple in order to get milk. The areola can be round or oval in shape and any shade of red, pink, or brown in hue. The areola may turn lighter once breastfeeding stops, but it often stays darker than it was before pregnancy.
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When I think of a trading empire, the first nation that comes to my mind are the Phoenicians. I don't know if they were the first to actually be considered to be a trading empire, but I do know they are the first to be called the GREATEST trading empire. The entire Phoenician kingdom was based on economic trades. Located near the Nile, exporting and importing were simple. This empire was also considered to be the first to trade purple dye, the color the Romans adopted as royalty.