It is
important for a medical assistant to establish trust with patients in order to
gain their cooperation when taking vital signs. A careful explanation of why
vital signs are taken that is geared to patient’s level of understanding is
always important. Warmth, friendliness, and being genuine will also help gain
cooperation.
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1. The Interpretation of Dreams (1899)
Freud wanted to prove that dreams are capable of being interpreted. To “interpret a dream” it means to declare it meaning. The dream is no psychic action but is known as the somatic process, by asserting itself even though the dream is incomprehensible it cannot deny its significance. Freud has the idea that the dream is a symbolic representation of future events. Another idea was called the “cipher method”, it treats dream like a secret code where every sign is translated into a sign with known meaning. Freud continues to expand on understanding the meaning behind dreams, through different types of research.
2. Beyond The Pleasure Principle (1920)
Within this book, Freud indicates that humans struggle with two opposing drives. One being Eros, which is the production of creativity, sexual connection, reproduction, self-preservation, etc. The other drive is known as the “death-drive”, this brings destruction, aggression, compulsion, self-destruction. Freud implies that the process of creating living cells creates that chemical imbalance. The pressure, called molecular diffusion, is the exhaustion of battery, making it hard to come back from this state as it is now present in every living cell.
The answer is high pressure. In a nuclear reaction process, high temperature and high pressure is required for turning hydrogen nuclei into a helium nucleus. It is impossible for it to happen simultaneously because it requires tremendous amounts of energy. Extreme conditions are required for the atoms to overcome electrostatic repulsion.
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English 2 Honors is an accelerated world literature course that integrates listening, speaking, reading, writing, vocabulary, and research skills. ... Writing instruction, a major emphasis of the course, includes the study of English composition and rhetoric, literary analysis and argument.
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