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  Updated Thumbnails:  Heading 1: Abuse and Neglect Subheading 1: 24.3% of residents experienced at least one instance of physical abuse while in a nursing home.  Heading 2: Nursing Homes Profiting off of Abuse  Subheading 2: People pay upwards of $400 a day for their loved ones to try at a facility.  Heading 3: Be their voice! Subheading 3: 97%of confirmed abuse cases do not get reported to local law enforcement as required.  Social media tag: Instagram, @nursinghomeabuselawyers  Pantone Colors 

  Nursing home abuse has been sadly going on for a long time now. The people who have lived out their lives and have raised our generations just end up in some place that takes them for granted. The most common forms of abuse and neglect are: Assault and battery (including kicking, slapping, pinching, pushing, shaking, beating, threats and verbal or emotional abuse); Lack of care for existing medical problems; Prolonged or continual deprivation of food or water; Rape or other forms of sexual assault or battery; Unreasonable physical restraint or seclusion; Use of a physical or chemical restraint or psychotropic medication for any purpose not consistent with that authorized by a physician.  The common signs of physical or verbal abuse and neglect are, but not limited to: Bed injuries/asphyxiation, Dehydration, Emotionally upset or agitated, exremely withdrawn and non-communicative, Falls, fractures or head injuries, Infections, Instances of wandering/elopement, Malnutrition, P...

The   Anthropocene   is currently defined as a period of time during which human activities have impacted the environment enough to constitute a distinct geological change.   The K-T extinction opened up several niches that allowed mammals to dominate the earth. Humans then evolved and dispersed around the world starting their journey on manipulating the environment making our ancestors very successful. Early humans interacted with the environment through fire regimes, fishing, hunting large mammals, selecting plant species, deforestation, and eutrophication of waterways.                                                                                         The modern anthropogenic environment comes from the industrial revolution giving us textiles, the s...

RESUME SHAVONNE PUCULA Phone: (716)-431-8526 Email: Puculss01@mail.Buffalostate.edu SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATION  EDUCATION Buffalo State College, Buffalo, NY Bachelor of Arts degree, June 2022 GPA 3.84 Leadership: I am the Vice President and the News Editor of our on campus newspaper The Record.  Study Abroad:  I went on a three week exchange through UB to Germany — the Buffalo Dortmund sister city exchange.  EXPERIENCE Tim Hortons , Getzville, NY                                                                           2017 – 2018 Team Member Assist and help customers  Taking orders  Preparing food and drink orders  Working at the drive thru and front counter  Cleaning duties such as sweeping, moping, bathrooms, tables Worked in the kitchen  Worked independ...

Communication is a very fickle thing. We experience, use, and dive into it every second of our lives and yet it is still so misunderstood. Everyone reacts differently to all kinds of communication. You have verbal, visual, audio, written and then you have language barriers those who can’t hear or those who can’t talk and yet we still somehow manage to get across a very simple version of what we want in those situations. It’s truly fascinating to sit back and simply watch how others communicate — or fail to do so. Visual communication seems to be the one type of communication most people respond to the best. Sitting there being able to see how things work instead of being told and having your imagination take flight to see something completely different than what the person explaining it does. Math would be so much worse without visual communications along with learning an instrument or how to cook and so on and so forth. Learning a trade by reading a book with just words or simply list...