- Select appropriate nursing interventions for clients experiencing disorders that affect cell growth and
replication. - Identify disorders that influence fluid and electrolyte balance.
- Differentiate factors that affect acid-base balance.
- Explain care for clients with upper gastrointestinal diseases and disorders.
- Explain care for clients with lower gastrointestinal diseases and disorders.
- Describe nursing care for the client with endocrine disorders.
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et what he wanted, and believed that his friend betrayed him. Although the outcome turned out as planned, he still decided to believe Don John over his friend. After the failure that occurred during the ball, Don John out of despite used malevolent actions to try and ruin Claudio and Heroâs conjoinment. Don John makes Claudio believe that Hero is having an affair with another man, which leads him to shame her on their wedding day. In act 4 scene 1 friar asks if either of them know of any impediment, to say them now, Claudio responds âWhat man was he talked with you yesternight, out at your window betwixt twelve and one?,â hero responds, âI talked with no man at that hour, my lordâ. Through the use of irony Shakespeare conveys that Hero tells nothing but the truth, however acquaintances including Claudio choose to doubt her and believe the men who witnessed it. If Claudio abandoned his ignorant attitude and listened to what Hero really had to say, they wouldâve come to a realization that everything was a lie. Moreover, the play is full of dramatic irony where we know that characters are being deceived while they are not aware of what is really happening. In this case, we know that Hero has been disgraced, and itâs shown how the love between Claudio and Hero deteriorates. Heroâs humiliation was enough to affect Leonato and his daughter, causing them to conduct an act of revenge towards Claudio. Friar proposed that Hero pretended to be dead, in the eyes of her friends and family to make Claudio grief. In act 5 scene 3, Leonato asked Claudio to write a epitaph, which stated âGive her fame which never dies, so the life that died with shame, lives in death with glorious fameâ. Shakespeare utilizes an oxymoron to demonstrates what Claudio is feeling after finding out that he is guilty of Heroâs death, his love for Hero remains strong and he now desires to bring her back with a clean record. To summarize, lies play a huge role in the play Much Ado About Nothing due to Shakespeareâs tendency to focus on love, relationships and friendships and how they are affected by deceit. Through the characters stories, the message he is trying to convey becomes apparent which is that honesty is the only way to avoid issues that may result in serious consequences. As the play progresses many cases of deceit are present, and characters respond differently.>
et what he wanted, and believed that his friend betrayed him. Although the outcome turned out as planned, he still decided to believe Don John over his friend. After the failure that occurred during the ball, Don John out of despite used malevolent actions to try and ruin Claudio and Heroâs conjoinment. Don John makes Claudio believe that Hero is having an affair with another man, which leads him to shame her on their wedding day. In act 4 scene 1 friar asks if either of them know of any impediment, to say them now, Claudio responds âWhat man was he talked with you yesternight, out at your window betwixt twelve and one?,â hero responds, âI talked with no man at that hour, my lordâ. Through the use of irony Shakespeare conveys that Hero tells nothing but the truth, however acquaintances including Claudio choose to doubt her and believe the men who witnessed it. If Claudio abandoned his ignorant attitude and listened to what Hero really had to say, they wouldâve come to a realization that everything was a lie. Moreover, the play is full of dramatic irony where we know that characters are being deceived while they are not aware of what is really happening. In this case, we know that Hero has been disgraced, and itâs shown how the love between Claudio and Hero deteriorates. Heroâs humiliation was enough to affect Leonato and his daughter, causing them to conduct an act of revenge towards Claudio. Friar proposed that Hero pretended to be dead, in the eyes of her friends and family to make Claudio grief. In act 5 scene 3, Leonato asked Claudio to write a epitaph, which stated âGive her fame which never dies, so the life that died with shame, lives in death with glorious fameâ. Shakespeare utilizes an oxymoron to demonstrates what Claudio is feeling after finding out that he is guilty of Heroâs death, his love for Hero remains strong and he now desires to bring her back with a clean record. To summarize, lies play a huge role in the play Much Ado About Nothing due to Shakespeareâs tendency to focus on love, relationships and friendships and how they are affected by deceit. Through the characters stories, the message he is trying to convey becomes apparent which is that honesty is the only way to avoid issues that may result in serious consequences. As the play progresses many cases of deceit are present, and characters respond differently.>
