College Term Papers, Essays on Shock

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Shock Incarceration Prison Camps vs. Standard Prison Settings / Impacts on Recidivism & Cost Effectiveness A 12 page paper that provides an overview of the data surrounding the use of shock incarceration prison camps as compared to standard prison programs and supports the hypothesis that though recidivism rates have not dropped dramatically as of yet, the trends support the importance of shock incarceration as a means of lowering overall recidivism. Bibliography lists 11 sources.

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Shock in Burns and Spinal Transection A 10 page paper discussing the effect of fluid management in (1) a partial-thickness burn of 40% BSA and (2) transection of the spinal cord at T-2. Both conditions warrant monitoring fluid intake and output, but for different reasons. Manipulating fluid intake in the burn victim is a matter of preserving normal function of unaffected, vital systems by ensuring that the patient receives electrolytes lost through massive fluid loss as a result of severe burning. Close fluid management is important in the spinal cord injury victim as well, but it generally is not as tightly critical as it is for the victim of severe burning. Bibliography lists 15 sources.

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Juvenile Criminal Justice System / Boot Camps & Shock Incarceration Programs 8 pages in length. Re-training juvenile criminals to become positive, contributing members of society has always proven to be a challenge for officials in charge of rehabilitation. Myriad programs have been implemented throughout history to achieve this goal but according to those in the field, none have proven as effective as the boot camp and shock incarceration programs currently in use by a number of juvenile criminal justice systems. The writer discusses how boot camps and shock incarceration programs attempt to put the missing elements of a stable and productive person back into maladjusted youths. Bibliography lists 6 sources.

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Economic Shock therapy: the Effect on Russia and Poland 6 pages. Shock therapy in different countries can lead to different economic outcomes as evidenced by Poland and Russia. Economic shock therapy begins with the sudden lifting of price controls. This causes an uncontrollable spiral of rising prices, rising wages, and the dropping of the currency. Shock therapy led to the establishment of an authoritarian regime in Russia while a similar economic strategy had a different outcome in Poland. This paper explains the reasons behind these outcomes. Bibliography lists 5 sources.

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The FCC and Shock Radio This 10 page paper considers the issue of shock radio, including the productions of Howard Stern, and assesses the implications of FCC rulings regarding the regulation of these types of shows. This paper considers the legal aspects of the current debate. Bibliography lists 11 sources.

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Irony, Satire and Shock in Jonathan Swift's 'A Modest Proposal' This 5 page paper looks at this shocking and ridiculous essay written in 1729 as a criticism of the handling of the poverty in Ireland and the greed of the British. The tone of the piece is reasonable, but the message is seen in the use of irony, satire and shock. The writer analyses this with relevant quotes form the text. The bibliography cites 4 sources.

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The Culture Shock of Moving to Another Country An 8 page paper discussing the pressures of moving from one culture to another. People have migrated from one place to another since before the beginning of recorded history of course, but there never has been so much movement between countries and regions of the world than in today's time. Living and working in a foreign culture can be an exciting time for the individuals involved, but everyone can expect to be affected in at least some measure by culture shock. Maintaining a positive view of the opportunity helps keep associated depression at bay, but understanding of the stages and the fact that culture shock is common can be essential tools for those relocating either temporarily or permanently. Bibliography lists 11 sources.

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Treatment of Anaphylactic shock with Adrenaline This 3 page paper considers the advantages of immediate use of adrenaline for anaphylactic shock within a nurse led minor injuries unit. The paper includes a n outline of anaphylaxis symptoms and why adrenaline is more suitable than treatment with antihistamines and the need for rapid responses and the most effective use of resources. The bibliography cites 6 sources.

9.	FCC and Shock Radio This 50 page paper provides an overview of the issue of FCC regulation and the use of shock radio formats. Bibliography lists 15 sources.

10.	Hypovolemic Shock and Perioperative Nursing This 5 page paper discusses hypovolemic shock and why it relates to nursing in particular. Bibliography lists 5 sources.

11.	Hypovolemic Shock and the Evolution of Nursing This 5 page paper discusses hypovolemic shock, and why nurses are in an important position to deal with this condition. The paper also discusses the evolution of the role of the OR nurse briefly. Bibliography lists 7 sources.

12.	"The Shock of Arrival" This 3 page paper discusses the book "The Shock of Arrival" by Meena Alexander, a chronicle of the immigrant experience. Bibliography lists 3 sources.

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Polish Stabilization A 17 page research paper examining the stabilization policies of Poland since the fall of communism in 1989. The measures that Poles imposed on themselves were so severe that they were collectively termed 'shock therapy.' Inflation rates of nearly 600% combined with an unemployment rate that peaked at nearly 15%, combined with the abrupt end of all the social support programs available under communist rule made life in Poland extremely difficult, yet the people remained steadfast in their determination to 'Return to Europe.' Though they haven't yet accomplished their full return, they're well on their way--observers expect them to gain full membership into the European Community by the year 2000. Bibliography lists 9 sources.

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Business Attractiveness Of The Former Eastern Bloc Countries 7 pages in length. Poland and Hungary seem to have bogged down some in their economic reforms that are even now ongoing, but Czechoslovakia approached the same reform measures in a different order after the initial shock of ending government programs related to price and production. The Czechs have been the most successful in their economic change programs, primarily through their mass privatization efforts. All of them are highly attractive to businesses because of the dedication of their people to commit to and stick with a goal when giving up would be so much easier, and for the governments' solicitous attitudes toward foreign business investment. Bibliography lists 6 sources.

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Three Legal Briefs Analyses 9 pages analyzing 3 Supreme Court decisions: O'Gilvie & O'Gilvie (minors) v United States and Kevin O'Gilvie v United States; Atherton v FDIC; and United States v Brockamp. Two involve the Internal Revenue Code; one was in determination of hierarchy of laws applying to bank regulation negligence. In the O'Gilvie cases, the mother had died of toxic shock syndrome in the early 1980s; her husband and children were awarded more than $11.5 million, some of which the IRS wanted and none with which the family was willing to part. The Brockamp case decided against taxpayers who overpaid their taxes and then sought refund several years after the 3-year time limit for petition.

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Edgar Allan Poe's 'The Cask of Amontillado' A 5 page paper looking at Edgar Allan Poe's classic story in terms of its point of view. The paper analyzes Poe's reason for writing it in first person, and concludes that we are more likely to sympathize with the narrator, so the shock is all the greater when he turns out to be the villain. No additional sources.

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David Mamet / Profanity 5 pages in length. The use of profanity in David Mamet's work is his calling card within the industry. Yet there are those who consider such use as overkill and think he utilizes obscenities merely for the shock value. The writer discusses reasons why Mamet does, in fact, incorporate so much profanity into his plays. Bibliography lists 3 sources.

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Zora Neale Hurston's 'Seraph on the Suwanee' / Sexuality A 5 page paper based on the argument that author Zora Neale Hurston wrote more with an eye to authenticity than to the conventions of the times in which she wrote. Published in 1948, 'Seraph on the Suwanee' was the last novel written by Hurston, and was also one of her lesser-known. All of her works, however, included a measure of to-the-point sexuality, presented in the context of a matter-of-fact part of life rather than for any anticipated 'shock value.' Bibliography lists 5 sources.

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