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Sociological imagination: awareness of the relationship between who we are as individuals & the social forces that shape our lives. Cultural: things in our culture that impact on our lives & define how we behave. Historical: things in the past that have influenced the present. Structural: how particular forms of social organisation shape our lives. Sociological perspectives: different ways sociologists view society & explain how it functions.Conflict (Marxism): Conflict + strife is a

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 Hardware: consists of all the physical components of the computer (what we can see and touch). Example: a keyboard, a microprocessor, a screen…Main components  Motherboard: is a rigid plastic sheet with an engraved circuit on the surface where all the rest of the components are connected to.  Microprocessor: is an integrated circuit that acts as the computer´s brain. The chips have thousands of miniature electronic components.  RAM memory: a computer´s microprocessor continuously

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INSDUSTRIALIZATION AND INMIGRATION: In less than fifty years, the US was transformed from a rural republic into an urban state. The nation´s economic progress, based on iron, steam and electrical power, was speeded up by thousands of inventions like the telephone and typewriter, but the terrible working and living conditions and the unfair monopolies that characterized the industrial revolution in Britain, were repeated on an even bigger scale. An important factor was continuous and unrestricted

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the primary sector in our days: the primary sector comprises the activities that provide primary resources. this activities are: agriculture, livestock, fishing, and forest exploitation.

population dedicated to the primary sector represnt the 40% of the total active population worldwide. productivity of the primary sector increases each year, but its economic weight decreases with respect.

in developed countries, the primary sector employs a small % of the active population, between 1% and 5%. they
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A&P- Science Olympiad

The integumentary system consists of the skin, hair, nails, the subcutaneous tissue below the skin, and assorted glands. [Functions:protection/regulation of temperature/sensory perception/regulate water loss/chemical synthesis][Physical barriers:waterproofing keratinized skin/Certain waterproofs & protects/][Biological barriers:Langerhan’s cells,Macrophages,DNA][Temp Reg:sweat/constriction when cold][Cutaneous sensations:Messiner’s corpuscles:light touch/Merkel discs:light touch/Pascinian
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URTI upper respiratory tract infection SOB shortness of breath; difficulty breathing RR respiratory rate CXR chest X-ray p/f peak flow Pt ed. Patient education PCA Patient Controlled Analgesia AE air entry FBC full blood count apnoea the patient isn’t breathing at all bradypnoea abnormally slow breathing, less than 12 breath per min eupnoea easy, free respiration under normal resting conditions 12-20 breath tachypnoea abnormally fast breathing 20-30 dyspnoea difficulty breathing, also called shortness

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