The breast-feeding group believed breast-feeding is better for the baby, helps with infant bonding, and protects the infant from disease. The breast-feeding group was also more likely to want their partner to breast-feed and to have respect for breast-feeding women. Those in the formula feeding group were more likely to think breast-feeding is bad for breasts, makes breasts ugly, and interferes with sex. The majority of both groups agreed breast-feeding was not acceptable in public. The article is useful in bringing to light that more effort should be put into the involvement of father’s on breastfeeding education courses, so the decision to breast or formula feed can be thoughtfully made based on evidential facts.
Some of these principles used to support my position include: Beneficence which is a form of action intended to benefit or promote the good of another person or the duty to do good (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, 2010). Nurse Hathaway had the obligation to tell the patients parents about her diagnosis or she would not have been doing the best thing for the patient. The principle of nonmaleficence which is derived from that Latin language and means do no harm is another principle that supports the decision to inform that patients parents (Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, 2010). By not informing the parents the nurse would be doing harm to the patient. The patient is a minor and may not comprehend the severity of her diagnosis.
Restraint prevalence could also have assisted the nurse’s understanding of when restraints should be applied, and the proper way of managing a patient on restraints. Patient satisfaction is another nursing sensitive indicator that was obviously not taken into account here. If it were, the nurse would not have dismissed the wrong diet being delivered so easily, and would have kept the daughter aware of what happened. The nurse would also have not made an inappropriate comment to the daughter if she had patient and family satisfaction in mind. 1.
Shayla Mercer WGU Texas Online EFT Task: 602.4.17-10 I chose to discuss childhood inoculations. Would I inoculate my child as per the Center for Disease Control’s recommendations? The answer is yes I would. There are two different viewpoints on this particular topic. There are parents who view that it is unnecessary and not safe for your child to be vaccinated and there are the parents who believe you should get your children vaccinated to make sure they stay healthy and won’t get a deadly disease.
b. Illustrates the difference through graphic displays • When prenatal care is administered a. The point in a woman’s pregnancy when she received prenatal care is critical to the health of the baby. b. All care is beneficial compared to no care, which results in complications.
Also, the education I have been taught has led me down a better path, I can now be a productive responsible human being and mother. Telling someone about my problem during my pregnancy was not an option for me, I feared that I would be in more trouble telling someone, than if I just waited until delivery and dealt with the consequences then. So, I also believe that pregnant mothers need to be informed of the options available to them during their pregnancy, so they are able to deal with the addiction as soon as
They provide a rehabilitation center that works not only with the body but the mind, to treat the whole person. And, they have a Breast Care Center, which has earned a national accreditation and provides state-of-the-art screening and diagnostic tools (MCMC, 2009-2010). Being affiliated with the right organizations can help with strengthening your status in the community, which is why Mid-Columbia, became affiliated with the Planetree Alliance. Planetree is a non-profit organization that believes the same things that Mid-Columbia does and they help with continuing promotion of nurturing the body, mind and spirit. They believe that kindness and compassion helps minimize the stress that hinders healing (Planetree, 2009) and treating the patients like human beings rather than numbers, can go a long way.
Doctors just are sticking people with shots because they think it’s the right thing for the children. Myself being a parent every time my child has had a shot I had to sign the consent form, I knew that there were risks that could come from my child being vaccinated, but I would rather be “safe” then
Abortion just isn't right at all, you should have the baby and make sure that you don't want it. Now if you don't want the baby at all you should really think about putting it up for adoption, to make that the baby gets a chance to live an experience the life you got. You really need to think about the situation and not think that you need to have an abortion right away just because you just didn't think about the whole situation that you put yourself in. I just feel that if you don't want the baby you just really need to put it up for adoption that is the next best thing besides keeping it for yourself. Adoption in my opinion should just be illegal in every state because you are just taking a harmless baby's life for no reason, the baby didn't ask you to make it.
Those people who are not in favor of abortion has the choice to not abort a baby and to those who has different religious and moral beliefs, like we all do, should have the right to stand what they think is right and moral and should not have to live on the belief system of other people. If a woman feels and knows that her pregnancy is harmful for her and for the baby’s physical and mental health, and if she knows that the child will grow up in poor environment, she should have the choice to do what she thinks is right, to do what she wants, and to decide for herself. Abortion is something that needs to be decided based on a person’s own beliefs and no one has the right to decide this for someone else. Do some people know what it is like to be a young, goal oriented woman, having an entire great future, and then she is suddenly facing difficult decision of choosing her great future or having an unwanted child? You