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The Anger of HIV

The Anger of HIV. The Very Rev. Father Drew A. Kovach, MD, MDiv., Director of HIV Services Kaiser Permanente Hawaii. Anger is only one letter short of danger. -- Unknown. Why Talk About Anger?. Common complaint Not a isolated emotion Inward Outward Blocking good numbers

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A Story About the Ear Mrs. Jameson

A Story About the Ear Mrs. Jameson. How Sound Travels. First, sound is collected by the pinna (the visible part of the outer ear) Then, it is directed into the outer ear canal Next, sound makes the eardrum vibrate Now, the vibration causes three tiny bones in the inner ear to vibrate Hammer

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Voice and Voice Disorders

Voice and Voice Disorders. Basic Anatomy and Physiology Loudness disorders Pitch disorders Quality disorders Diagnosis and evaluation Treatment. Basic Anatomy and Physiology. Physiology. Abduction (opening) Sub-glottal air pressure Adduction (closing) Vocal fold elasticity

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Sexual Assault Prevention & Response (SAPR)

UNCLASSIFIED. Sexual Assault Prevention & Response (SAPR). UNCLASSIFIED. Learning Objectives. Understand Sexual Assault Prevention & Response (SAPR) Program. Identify the role of CSADD. Identify how violation of professional ethics impacts the CSADD mission.

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Week 9

Week 9. Part 1. Combatant. N. a fighter; adj. engaged in fighting. Several times the referee had to step in and separate the two combatants after the bell rang. Solider, disputant, assailant. Dormant. Adj. inactive, in a state of suspension; sleeping.

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