Bruise Essays

  • Bruises

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    A bruise is one of the most common types of injury. It occurs when there is a blow or fall that causes small blood vessels to break under the skin. The discoloration and swelling in the skin are caused by the blood seeping into the tissue. The symptoms are pain, a redness that later turns blue, then green, then brown and yellow before fading away. Cold compresses or ice are useful immediately after the injury. This reduces local bleeding and swelling. If the bruise is on the extremities elevate the

  • Void Descriptive Writing

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    My frail fingers graze the tender bruises trailing down my thighs as I try to ignore the constant throbbing in my skull. I stand timidly in front of a fragile, pale girl. Her limbs are black and blue twigs, shaking with desperation. She bears smoky grey eyes glossy with fear and raven locks that mimic her exasperation. I raise my right hand, barely making a fist but trembling at the attempt. My already wounded knuckles strikes the glass reflection and it shatters. The shards of glass collapsing to

  • Disease and Death

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    his eyes were filled with blood and he became hot to the touch. Then the skin became horribly bruised as if he had suffered some sort of terrible flogging. As the disease progressed his fever steadily increased seeming to cook him alive and the bruises filled with what one could only imagine as his own wretched blood trying to escape the body housing it.

  • Managing Bruises: My Personal Remedies

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    and tend to bruise easily. I tend to joke that it's the European in my blood. I admit it, I'm a klutz and you can always find me tripping over my two left feet. Today's post come compliments of PROcure Bruise Remedy that has been helping me in regards to my bruises that are left after I walk into, or trip over something. Lately, exercise has become my savior and I tend to workout as lightly as possible since anything too strenuous or too intense can sometimes leave bruises. Bruises tend to not

  • Conclusion Of Inflammation And Infection

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    HOW INFLAMMATION AND BRUISES OF THE SKIN CAN OCCUR? A. INFLAMMATION 1. What is inflammation? Inflammation is a process or mechanism by which the body's chemicals from the white blood cells protect us from foreign substances such as viruses and bacteria and also from infection. However, in some diseases, like arthritis, the body's defense system -- the immune system -- triggers an inflammatory response when there are no foreign substances to fight off. In these diseases, called autoimmune diseases

  • Child Abuse Investigation Essay

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    received a call regarding a 1-year-old having bruises on the left side of his face. At this location, we were able to make contact with the victim’s mother, Jodie Williams, to begin our investigation. Jodie Williams advised this morning at 0630 hrs; she dropped her son Phillip Barrett Jr, at her sister's house to be taken care of while she goes to work. Around 0739 hrs, her sister Wendy Williams, sent Jodie a text message asking why Barrett bruises and scratches on his face. Jodie Williams advised

  • Child Abuse and Neglect

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    signs of physical abuse. Bruises happen for various of accidental reasons. There are also bruises that are tell tale signs of abuse. Bruises have a time clock that can tell when it happened. Also, the location of the bruise can tell a story. Bruises on the front part of the body are often signs of normal bruises from just falling ECT. Bruises found on the back of the arm, leg, lower back, the butt and genital are suspicious bruises and often questioned bruises. Patterned bruising is also

  • Written Assignment: Mollie's Story

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    CRP, hyperal, blood culture, prealbumin level and urinalysis. Molly was evaluated for sexual assault and the appropriate samples were gathered. The forensic nurse gently scraped material from underneath Mollie’s fingernails. Bruises were measured and age of each bruise was estimated by

  • Perversity and Lawrence’s Prussian Officer

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    Perversity and Lawrence’s Prussian Officer Ferdinand de Saussure developed his "theory of the sign" as part of a more general course on linguistics he taught in the nineteenth century.  The "sign" represents the arbitrary relationship between the signifier (a word, or even a sound), and the signified (the meaning we give to the word or sound in our minds).  For example, the word "can" signifies a cylindrical container to me, but could mean something entirely different to someone who does not

  • Analysis Of The Salvation Army Domestic Violence Ad

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    advertisement uses a viral dress from February 2015 that is originally black and blue. However, the Salvation Army questions the audience, “Why is it so hard to see black and blue?” The female in the picture is also seen with many black and blue bruises. This is a play on why the dress went viral: different people were seeing the two different sets of colors. Following the big question are facts about domestic violence, including a hotline in the bottom right corner. Along with the hotline is the

  • Types Of Child Abandonment

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    Physical abuse comprises of major and minor physical injuries such as bruises, tears, stripes, scratches, bone cracks, fractures, internal injuries, burns, and head injuries. Abandonment and neglects comprises of failure to offer or provides appropriate and adequate nutrition, housing or accommodation or shelter, clothing

  • Suspensory Ligament Essay

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    • Suspensory ligament injuries: The suspensory ligament is found down the back of the cannon bone that starts just below the knee or hock and splits into two parts that pass around the back of the ankle and end on the front of the long pastern bone. Acute front suspensory ligament injuries are most commonly found in eventers and jumpers due to the speed and the increasing load on the forelimbs from jumping and the chance of misstep. Signs: These types of injuries can sometimes be hard to spot. Lameness

  • What Is Physical Abuse?

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    The bruises of the heart linger forever; these bruises cannot heal as the bruise on the skin does. Emotional abuse does more harm to the heart that physical abuse does (Stosny, 2008). Mentally it will kill one inside, with fear from the heart all the way to the brain, you are affected in so many ways.Yes, physical abuse leaves bruises on the surface and scars in the heart, yet once they heal it seems to get easier to handle and deal with. Once words are spoken, they cannot be taken back, they will

  • The Harmful Effects Of Cold Touch Of Abuse

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    The purple bruises, dried tears, broken bones and the broken life are what make abuse cases so raw and exposed. Children who are abused are stripped of their childhood. They will never get to experience the bruises from falling off of a swing; instead they get to experience the cold touch of abuse. The cold touch of abuse leaves a mark on a child for the rest of their lives. The main questions most people have is: Are the most dangerous people harmful because of abuse, what are the effects of abuse

  • Physical Abuse And Neglect Of Children

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    Understanding Child Abuse and Neglect The Physical Abuse of Children Physical abuse is defined in accordance with the structure of society. Physical child abuse is a deliberate act of hurting a child, which as a result causes injuries such as bruises, broken bones, burns or cuts. Physical abuse is often from an excessive physical discipline. It is sometimes unaware by the abuser that he or she is using such magnitude of force upon striking the child. Physical abuse is becoming an increased epidemic

  • Children As Victims Of Child Abuse

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    Sometimes when children are noticed that they are being abused it is because their bruises are visible and either teachers or people of interest in the children noticed they are being abuse. People who may know the child well will also notice that there is something wrong with the child because a visible bruise is noticed, children often know how to cover up their parents abuse by saying a different story with each bruise they may develop.

  • Persuasive Speech On Christopher Spanking

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    Per Reporter: April's mother (Heather's) boyfriend (Christopher) spanked her with a belt when Heather goes to work. It is unknown what kind of belt was used. It is unknown how often Christopher spanked her. April has no bruise or mark. April has not told Heather about the spanked because even times she tried to tell Heather. Heather and Christopher are always fighting and arguing with each other. Heather and Christopher hit each other. One time Christopher hit Heather until her arms, face, and leg

  • Persuasive Essay On Child Abuse

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    understand just how many kids are going home, if they even have a home, afraid for their life. One out of every five girls are a victim of abuse, and one in every eight boys are a victim of abuse (David Finkelhor). Abuse does not just stop at the bruise of the child, the pain on the surface is what we can see and is all we think the child is going through. However fear can last months, years, or even a life time, and can lead to life threating problems even as they become an adult. The children that

  • Overcoming Adversity In The Utterly Perfect Murder

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    faced different problems, but all were able to move on and learn from their experiences. In “The Utterly Perfect Murder” the claim is proven because in the story it states, “Remember how he hit my arm? Bruises. I was covered with bruises, both arms; dark blue, mottled black, strange yellow bruises” (Bradbury 20). Plus, it also says, “But Ralph Underhill, forty-eight, had lost most of his hair, and what remained was threadbare gray, black and white. He looked sixty or sixty-five. I was in good health”

  • The Salvation Army: Social Media Analysis

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    In 6th March 2015, the Salvation Army in South Africa released a campaign, a controversial advertisement on twitter where a young blonde woman wore the famous dress but in gold and white and her body is covered with black and blue bruises. The date linked to International Women’s day on 8th March and also the day where Britain released a new law called “Clare’s law” which was part of the Domestic Violence Disclosure scheme. This new law gave people the chance to ask the police whether