No tenderness or pain was noted, No drainage, no perforation, no swelling or redness noted of the ear canal, Tympanic membrane is pearly gray, Shinny, translucent, non bulging or retracted. No impacted cerumen noted. Cranial Nerve 8 is intact with no auditory hearing loss. He was able to repeat words (Apple and Base ball). Good response to Rinne and Weber test, sound is symmetrical with no
No evidence of masses. RESPIRATORY: Respiratory rate regular, even, and unlabored. No signs and symptoms of distress. No cough or wheeze present. SKIN: Warm, dry and intact.
| | | | | | | Cots are free of soft bedding, No pillows and stuffed toys. | | | | | | | Mattress, sheets, blankets are clean and free form dust. | | | | | | Floor | Floors surface are clean, free of any liquids and surface even. | | | | | | Power points | Unused power points covered with safety plugs. | | | | | | | Hazards | Yes | No | Risk Rating | Comments | | Gate | Safety gate are in good condition.
No one gets angry. There are no scenes, no breakdowns, no epiphanies. “I’m just not a dog person” is how Bill starts things off, in a perfectly reasonable tone of voice. He complains a little bit-but about the dog, not about Susan. She complains, too, but there are also moments when they simply forget that they are supposed to be arguing.
Nature Analysis in Edward Thomas Nature also outlasts the old agricultural ways which are dying out – demonstrated in this poem by the contrast in the second stanza of noise: ‘The clink, the hum, the roar, the random singing’ and by the silence in the third stanza: ‘the silent smithy.’ The sibilance here emphasizes the sleepy silence that has fallen over this agricultural area. In Aspens, Thomas portrays nature as powerful and eternally present. Whereas ‘the clink, the hum’ and ‘the roar’, of the village has turned to a ‘silent smithy’ and a ‘silent inn’, the ‘whisper of the Aspens is not drowned.’ As all of the men have gone to war, the village is ‘quiet’ showing the impact the war had on the country, repressing and crushing it. The sibilance here reflects how these man made ventures have been quelled into silence. But as the Aspens are ‘not drowned’ they have survived regardless.
He experiences loneliness in a society where people are constantly entertained without time given to reflection and personal development, activities often associated with the reading process. The more complicated fine distinctions of the world of books are available to him only when he leaves his reductionist society. Bradbury does not realize just how unhappy he is with his life and the world he lives in until Clarisse talks about her "strange" family, the one that actually converses with each other and enjoys nature. Bradbury show just how much Clarisse’s way of life is unaccepted in Montag’s world with the quote spoken by Clarisse, “White blurs are houses. Brown blurs are cows.
They remain living with the family and are highly respected. Although there are poor families in the Amish community, there are no homeless or unemployed people (Cong,
This physical journey in the country acts as a temporary escape from reality. In this poem, Skrzynecki also reminds the responder of the physical journey as an escape from the tedium of ordinary existence but the natural beauty of the place does not separate the poet’s discontentment from the thoughts of his usual life. The poem has a relatively regular stanza structure- 7/8 line stanza but the last two are shorter. Free verse but some implied rhyme (shed, wind, hands) created through assonance and alliteration. The poem has rhythm of conversational speech and assonance and alliteration (e.g.
There was no Curley, no Tart to get them in trouble, No dead puppies, no running from anybody. Just
They stay where they are, though, hoping Grendel will spare them one more day. And so he does, letting them go unnoticed to him, as he departs from the town, leaving it shattered and stuck in a state of fear. Those who survived left immediately once the time was right, not wanting to risk their lives for the hunger of a beast. Quickly and quietly, they emerged from their hide-outs and deserted their already lonesome town in search of a sanctuary. The left their town damaged, scarred,