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Yоu аre оn scene treаting аn 86 year-оld female that fell out of bed while asleep at home. She is complaining of right hip and right thigh pain. Her right leg is shortned and externally rotated. She has a history of liver Cancer, pre-renal failure, and Osteoporosis. She is in severe pain with tears in her eyes and a 10/10 complaint of pain. She denies any other complaints of pain or discmomfort. Her vitals are BP: 112/76, HR 112 and regular, RR: 24 with clear lung sounds, SPO2: 95%, Skin: pink, warm, sweaty. Patient weighs 60 kg. Select the three most appropriate actions: sinus tach(1).jpg
Here yоu cаn uplоаd yоur self reflection thаt we worked on in class. As a reminder the questions are below. 1. What topic did you love? Why? Identify your chosen topic: Rocks, Plate Tectonics or Weather (if there was another topic not listed please see me first for approval.) Why did this topic resonate with you? Was it a specific lab, a "lightbulb moment" during a live class, or something you noticed in the real world? Explain here in 2-3 of your own sentences. 2. Content Mastery Explain the core concept of the topic you enjoyed the most as if you were teaching it to a younger sibling or a friend who isn't in this class. What are the "must-know" facts? Three types of rocks and the sub categories. Explain how each forms. What are the characteristics of each type of rock? Three boundary types and what happens at each. Geologic Features found at each Explain what process makes the plates move. Air masses, how their name describes the conditions. Fronts, what happens to air masses and the weather each front brings as a result. Pressure systems, what happens here and what weather they bring. Rocks must include the following: Plate Tectonics must include the following: Weather must include the following: 3. Real-World Connection How does this topic show up in your daily life? Answer the questions below in 2-3 sentences. You must answer the following: Why is it important information to know? How does it impact your life? How does it change your perspective when you look at a weather map or step outside and see rocks or geologic formations? 4. Personal Growth & Skill Building Beyond the facts, what skill did you improve while studying this? How will this skill help you in future science courses? Answer in 2-3 sentences. 5. Remaining Curiosities What is one question you still have about this topic that we didn’t get a chance to cover? Where could you go to find the answer? BEFORE YOU SUBMIT DID YOU COMPLETE THE FOLLOWING: [ ] The "Big Three": Did I include the specific facts for my topic? (e.g., If I chose Rocks, did I explain the Rock Cycle?) [ ] No "Textbook Talk or AI Yap": Does this sound like me? (6th-grade experts use their own voices!) [ ] Self-Score: Did I finish my Self-Assessment so my teacher knows I checked my work? [ ] The "What's Next?": Did I include a smart question for future research?
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