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Essay Instructions: Please write paper on the developmental disorder 'Separation Anxiety'. At least 3 of the references must be from a credible scientific source. NO Wikipedia Please.
Please cover the following information -
1. signs and symptoms
2. cause of disorder( if cause is unknown discuss what researchers believe is the cause)
3. treatment ( include medications and special procedures or special types of therapy) mention side effects of any medication
4. prognosis (how does it affect quality of life)
5. the prevalence of the disorder in the U.S. (how many people have the disorder)
6. the impact that the disorder has on mental, physical, and social development
7. Is there a way to prevent the disorder
8. How does the disorder affect the family of the person who has it
9. How the disorder affects society
10. Are there new treatments being researched now? What are they?

Essay Instructions: Discuss "separation anxiety disorder" in children. Define the syndrome, remark on how it is diagnosed and what treatment is available to the child that suffers from the disorder.

This disorder is defined in the DSM-IV-TR

Essay Instructions: Source needed has been uploaded to the fax board and included this info:
this is nursing textbook and i have to include one sources from this book
i copy and send the page which is mention about the separation anxiety disorder.

let me inform you this one more time

include nursing journal 2
-prefer use "Ebsco Host" (http://www.cptc.edu/library/databases.htm,
login : CPTCLIB, password: CPTCLIB2006

include internet site 2
include nursing text book 1 ( which i send)

thank you

- this is the nursing book

Fontain, K. L. (2003). Mental Health Nursing. (5th ed., pp 288). Upper Saddle River:
New Jersey. Pearson Education, Inc.
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paper is to be 3-4 pages, double-spaced, 10 font.
topic is to be related to content in mental health nursing or issues and trends in nursing. topic must be specific/narrow enough to be adequately covered in 3-5 pages. (I.e. a broad topic would be "careers in nursing"; a narrow topic might be "Role of the nurse in the emergency room."

sources must include all of the following (all resources no more than 5 years old)
- two nursing journal (not a journal written for laypersons or physician, etc)
- one internet site (this must be a reputable, professional internet site related to the topic)

paper is to be APA style for citations and reference list(papre is to include the following; reference list, parenthetical citations(not footnotes or endnotes))

paper is written in present tense. past tense is only used if it is historical information
papre is written in 3rd person. do not use "i", "me", or "you"

Essay Instructions: Please write me an 8-page explication of the following poem. Please cover the following specifications; denotation and connotation; imagery; simile; metaphor; personification; apostrophe; metonmy; symbol; allegory; paradox; overstatement; understatement; irony; allusion; meaning and idea; tone; musical devices; rhythm and meter; sound and meaning; and pattern. The poem is from C. Rucker.




MIXED COMPANY


Her dog is J. D., a basenji--
like Anubis, a dog of ashes.
His ears stand up,
jackalesque behind the cabin door.
he waits for hours for my mom and dad
to come back from fishing.
The boat so far from shore, the water cold.
I imagine he knew the moment,
as she passed over without him.
Howled in ancient dog,
I sit at the helm,
I correct the scales,
tell the tiller to take her to Elysium.

Now his ears prick up watching my father
go in the Pressbox for a beer.
He waits a moment,
then begins his destruction.
She always took him along,
so my dad does, and he gets
a torn up bench seat in his pickup,
scratches on the inside of the doors.

At night the dog lays an offering
just where he knows my father steps,
in the shadowed-in passageway.
Or he tears up the carpet, or used kleenexes
and new towels. The dog is prescient--
he strews garbage on his side of the bed.

After months of this,
Dad tells me he didn’t used to believe
her amateur psychiatry, but yesterday,
when the veterinarian diagnosed J. D.
with “separation anxiety,”
he said he believes this is true.

My dad refuses counseling,
but is diagnosed vicariously.
I admire the dog’s animal honesty,
his clarity with symbols.