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1. How did your topic develop as the semester went on?
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It developed away from the effects on medical professionals towards more of where misinformation come from a sociological/epistemological point of view
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2. How did you decide to combine your essays? (order, headers, etc.)
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I did a pretty straight order of first essay -> second essay, however, with one exception of the effects on the medical professional. The structure kinda ended up as problem -> examples -> effect.
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3. What area(s) did you end up revising? Why?
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Most of the revising was mopping up errors, creating fluid transitions,
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4. Are there any areas that you are still unsure about/have questions about
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about?
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The thesis feels flat
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5. What aspect(s) of this project did you find to be the most challenging?
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Time Management
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6. Which portion of the writing process did you find to be the most
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helpful?
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Famous Dave's
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Research your favorite restaurant's nutrition information (label reading) for your favorite meal--this includes appetizer, salad, bread, drink, dressings, sauces etc in addition to the main entree. Take special attention to the calorie, carbohydrate, fat, and sodium content. Is this a good choice? What are some other options that may be healthier? How likely are you to make this change? You should be able to find most major restaurant chain's nutrition information on their website. Discuss these findings with your classmates and be sure to include your references
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I like Famous Dave's for my birthday meal which is in two weeks on the 20th.
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I usually get Dave's famous burger which has 1100 calories, 58g of carbs, 72 grams of fat, and 2.3 grams of sodium. I get it with a glass of water and Dave's famous fries, which have 370 calories, 16 grams of fat, 52 grams of carbs, and .6 grams of sodium. While it is not the healthiest meal, it is usually a once or twice per year thing. However, if I had to order healthier I would get Iris's Comeback Chicken Sandwich at 620 calories, 33 grams of fat, 51 carbs and 1.3 grams of sodium with a Garden side salad at 100 calories, 6 grams of fat, 10g of carbs and.2 gram of sodium. I am willing to try new foods so this might be what I order for my birthday meal. I love salad so it would not be hard to sub the fries out.
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Referenced: “Famous Dave’s Nutrition Info.” https://www.famousdaves.com/FamousDaves/media/File-Attachments/Nutrition%20and%20Allergen%20Guide/Nutrition-Guide_Summer-Menu.pdf
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#HLSD
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## Hello, my name is ..."
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Create a Video Note on discussion board titled “Introduction: “Hello, my name is…” The purpose of this assignment is to introduce yourself to me (Val) and the rest of the class. I refer to these videos frequently in the first few weeks of the semester to learn names more quickly too!
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_In your video, include the following pertinent information while sharing your unique story:_
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Title of Thread = Your name (first and last)
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Paul Reinhiller
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1. Name: Paul Reinhiller
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2. Hometown/High School: Harrisburg, SD - Harrisburg High School Tigers
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3. Major: Nursing
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4. Year in School: Sophomore
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5. Share the learning style that you believe is most effective for your learning process: Visual
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6. A hobby or interest of yours: Computers, Open Source Software, Philosophy, and Nerf Blasters
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7. What your “hot take” or a conspiracy theory you believe? Computer File Mangement and Typing Courses should still be a requirement in schools.
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8. What are you looking forward to this semester, either inside or outside of school? I am really looking forward to the start of the speech season.
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Your video will be about 1-2 minutes in length.
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## Chapter 1 and 2 Notes
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### Passive Genotype Environment Correlation
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Parental traits create an environmental factor that support the child's genotype
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- Ex. Intelligent parents and reading
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### Evocative Genotype Environment Correlations
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- Child characteristics elicit certain types of physical and social environment
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- Smiling babies are often smiled at, creating positive feedback loops
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### Active Genotype Environment Correlations
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- Children seek out environments that they find compatible and stimulation
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- Thrill-seeking children and
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### External Hazards to Prenatal Development
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- Teratogen: any agent that can potentially cause a birth defect of negatively alter cognitive & behavioral outcomes
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- Maternal and Paternal Diet and Exercise
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#Microbio
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particles sizes, virus are generally very small.
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Breathing in smoke can be very dangerous. what do the numeric mean.
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PM2.5 and PM10
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PM2.5: <2.5 um, often smoke particles, organic compounds, metal particles.
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PM10: <10PM, mold, dust,
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### Definitions:
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(know these definition)
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- Colonization
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- infection
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- Subclinical
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- Infectious disease
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- Symptoms
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- Signs
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- Primary pathogen
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- Opportunistic pathogen
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### Cholera
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- You can get cholera from raw calms
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- You need constant rehydration if you have it
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- Self limiting - 5–6 days,
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## MRS GREN
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Life Checklist (First Two are optional)
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- Movement
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- Respiration
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- Sensitivity
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- Growth
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- Reproduction
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- Excretion
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- Nutrition
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Life definition is defined by the terms surrounding. Basic Definition
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## Microbial Dark Matter
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90% of microbial life that we can't grow in pure culture
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The unknown line of what we do and don't understand
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## Shadow Biosphere (theortical)
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Hypothetical microbial Biosphere of Earth comprised of life forms that would use extremely different biochemical and molecular processes form those of known processes.
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<u>Definition Dependant</u>
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# Topic 3: Chemistry of Life
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Understanding the basic chemistry is needed for basic microbiology
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# Topic 4: Tool of Microbiology
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Understanding the tools of Lab - Optical or Light Microscope
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Electromagnetic Radiation
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Ionizing vs Non-ionizing
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## Pathogen Focus #2 - Streptococcal Pharyngitis
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- Arranged in Chains/Pair are expected
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- Fever
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- Headache
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- Rash
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- Stomachache
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- Vomiting
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- Penicillin and derivatives are normally effective
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# Topic 5: Cell Function and Sturcture
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## The domains of cellular of life
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- All cells can be divided into these three basic domains
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- LUCA (last universal common ancestor) anaerobic and thremaphilic
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- it had ribosomes
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- used ATP
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- Cell Membrane
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- Glycolysis
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- There are different
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