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 How Tinnitus Is Defined As A Symptom A Perception Of Sound
Tinnitus is defined as a symptom a perception of sound which is not relative to any external stimulus
where an individual perceives ringing, bussing and other sounds in varying durations of episodes
which can be continuous, intermittent or pulsatile in a range of frequency and intensities which are
often unable to be masked by external sounds. Tinnitusaffects approximately 5 15% of the western
adult population with 1 2% of the population to a debilitating degree (Schlee et al,. 2011).
Tinnitus can be separated into two categories, subjective tinnitus shows no objective sound and is
only heard by the patient, Objective tinnitus is the less common type which can often be heard by
an observer by stethoscope as it is caused by conductions such as turbulence and pulsation of muscle
spasms in body tissues such as middle ear, Eustachian tube or soft palate. Currently, there is no FDA
or EMA approved drugs on the market for this specific purpose. (Langguth and Elgoyhen, 2012)
Many studies have been carried out to find a successful pharmacological treatment for tinnitus but
had critical flaws in their design and methods; Some fail to adopt the correct analytical method to
measure their outcomes which affect their external validity, four studies have been chosen each
addressing different treatments using single or combination of drugs for analysis in their
methodology and experimental design .

A randomized double blind study by (Ciodaro et al,. 2014) has been chosen to illustrate
 How To Petition For Family Members
Three Things a U.S. Citizen Should Know About Immigration Petitions for Family Members

If you are an American citizen, you have the right to petition for the legal residence of an
immediately family member. Immigration services also refers to this as an immediate relative. But
what you may believe constitutes an immediate relative may be different from the government. The
following are three things to understand about this status.

You cannot petition for legal residence of your mother in law or father in law
This can become an issues when a United States citizen has a foreign born spouse. If your spouse or
finance has one or both parents living in a foreign country, you may want to bring his or her
parents to live in America. However, this is not possible. If you are a United States citizen, you can
only petition for your parents, but not your spouse s parents. Your spouse, however, can petition for
his or her parents to become legal residents, but only after they become a United States citizen.

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Your future spouse should be living outside the United States or inside the country legally. If he or
she entered the country illegally, you will not be able to petition for a green card. If, however, they
entered legally but overstayed their visa, it may be possible to petition for a green card. You will
need the assistance of an immigration attorney for this legal circumstance.

For a U.S. citizen, getting a green card for a spouse or family member may seem easy, but there are
many fine points to the laws, and there are often changes every year. The information above should
at the least alert you to some of the complexities involved. Every U. S. citizen should consult with an
immigration attorney regarding green cards for family
 The Effects Of Nuclear Family On Children
As Bronfenbrenner s Bioecological Model suggests, the nuclear family typically provides the first
and most important environment in the child s early development (Siegler, Eisenberg, DeLoache,
Saffran, Graham, 2014). However, due to its strong influence on the child and to the intensity of
early attachments, any disruptions to the familys structure threatens to trigger a series of risk factors
that most children are not equipped to handle (Kostelnik, Soderman, Whiren, Rupiper, Gregory,
2012). Amongst these disruptions, parental divorce and family reconstitution present stressful and
disturbing challenges for children. Young children in particular five years and younger are in greater
risk of failing to cope with such circumstances, as their cognitive and social development has not yet
provided them with the necessary mechanisms to understand and handle the complexities of the
circumstances (Elliott Richards, 1991; Kostelnik et al., 2012). Under these events parental support
becomes vital, and an array of tools that parents can use to help their children to successfully
navigate these difficult situations is available. In many countries, picture books addressing divorce,
remarriage, and stepfamilies are often used as effective useful venues to aid children cope with these
stressful situations (Mo, 2007). In light of these statements, and using the impact of family conflict
and marital dysfunction in children s emotional development as a framework (Kostelnik et
 Entrapment In Jamaica Kincaid s Story Girl
Authors Jamaica Kincaid and John Steinbeck show the consequence gender roles have by illustrating
the everyday with symbols of entrapment and showing the damage inflicted to the individual by
having their characters attempt to resist gender roles but, inevitably, crushed beneath them.
Jamaica Kincaid begins painting her image of the harmful side effects of gender roles by showing
how the innocence of youth is tainted and damaged. In the story Girl the reader is privy to what
seems to be verbal instructions and lessons from a mother as she teaches them to her child. The
lessons range from mundane housekeeping tricks to more unsavory topics. Through the dialogue, it
is implied the daughter is not fitting the ideal mold for a woman within her ... Show more content on
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The protagonist of the story is described in a manner that is empowering and suggesting of
agency. Elisa, the protagonist, has terrier fingers [that] destroyed such pests (Steinbeck 2) and a
face [that] was lean and strong] (Steinbeck 1) . She wears an outfit that is utilitarian and
functional. The only uniquely feminine thing is a dress that is hidden away beneath work
clothes suggesting that while she is feminine it is not the defining characteristic of her
personality. Steinbeck then places the protagonist behind a fence symbolically caging her within
the ranch. She is denied the right to exert her strength in anyway outside of her expected role, and
reduced to a prisoner. Steinbeck adds to the imagery of entrapment by describing the Salinas
valley as being covered in a fog so that on every side it sat like a lid on the mountain and made of
the great valley a closed pot (Steinbeck 1) creating a sense that the characters are entrap by an
intangible force reminiscent of the influence people face by tradition and social convention. This
contrast between her entrapment and her strength shows, metaphorically, the constraining force
that gender roles have on individuals by limiting their ability to develop their natural talents and
construct a personal identity. This comes to a head When Elsa comes face to face with the
Tinker; the tinker is a way of life which appeal to her restlessness and desire for identity (Williams
11). The tinker is the manifestation of her denied opportunities. Soon after they meet they engage
in a dialogue on Elisa wish that she could live a life like the tinker. The Tinker then rebuffs this idea
because the protagonist is a woman and gives what could be describe as a snarl as she replies how
do you know? How can you tell? (Steinbeck 9). Elisa response
 Christian Persecution In The Early Church
For the third year in a row, the modern persecution of Christians worldwide has hit another record
high according to Christianity Today (Persecution in the Early Church). Right now, it is very
dangerous to be a Christian in some countries of the world. Countries in Asia and the Middle East
show the most violence towards Christians. If history really does repeat itself, Christianitywill grow
in numbers and in faith. More people will convert and the religionas a whole will be strengthened.
This current issue can be related to Christian persecution starting in 64 AD which became most
prominent in the Roman Empire. Christians have continued to be persecuted sporadically throughout
history.
Christian persecution is more evident now more than ... Show more content on [Link] ...
One instance of the occasional persecution was in 112 AD when Pliny The Younger was the
Roman governor of Bithynia. ...Pliny condemned to immediate execution those who confessed to
being Christians. He believed that Christianity itself was punishable, but the defiant, martyr attitude
of the accused left [him] in no doubt that his action was right (Persecution in the Early Church).
He would give people three chances to deny their beliefs, if they didn t they would be killed. They
were sent to the same torturous deaths as Nero used. Pliny the Younger began to send letters to the
Emperor Trajan, explaining his methods in hopes of approval. In one of his most famous letters, he
wrote, Meanwhile, in the case of those who were denounced to me as Christians, I have observed
the following procedure: I interrogated these as to whether they were Christians; those who
confessed I interrogated a second and a third time, threatening them with punishment; those who
persisted I ordered executed (Pliny on the Christians). Martyrs were very common at this point in
time. Granted, people would deny Christ in order to keep their lives, but many more would hold
firm in their beliefs until
 The Four Stages Of Genik Erikson s Far From The Tree
Erik Erikson developed his psychosocial theory which included eight stages that an individual
would go through in their lifetime. These eight stages will be used to take a closer look at the life
of Brenda Henriques, as it is told in the book Far From the Tree (Solomon, 2012). Brenda was a
victim of rape while she was in high school. This event, as with most who endure it, had a vast
effect not on only her life but the life of her children and grandchildren as well. Using Erikson
theory as a magnifying glass, recommendations based in theory will be make that could help
Brenda and her family, as well as any other who have been a victim of rape. The first four stages
of Erikson s theory are Trust vs. Mistrust, Autonomys vs. Shame, Initiative vs. Guilt, and Industry
vs. Inferiority. As her story is told by Andrew Solomon in his 2012 book, her life had moved
through these first four stages appropriately. Yet that all changed when in the summer before her
Junior year of high school, she was raped by two men. At this time in her life, she was in the
Identity vs. Role Confusion stage, and where her development seems to halt for some time. It is
during this time that teens begin to question who they are morally, socially, physically, sexually,
and in any other way (Lumen Learning, 2017). Instead of trying to figure out who she was as a
person, she was thrown into the role of mother for a daughter, Rebecca. It wasn t until Barbra
managed to find herself as a person, becoming an
 Compare And Contrast The Qin And The Han Dynasty
The Qin and the Han dynasties are both equally important in China s history. Each dynasty started
out with a smaller piece of land than which they ended with, both also had it s own idea on
expansion and isolation of the [Link] Qin dynasty in 15 years, managed to unite the 7 warring
states. They segregated themselves from foreigners and the population had no free will because the
if their actions would not help the emperor then they would be punished. The Han dynastylasting 426
years manage to conquer more land expanding to the size of present day China and farther. Citizens
were happy with their lives, so the dynasty had more time to focus on expansion and development of
the land. Although the Qinand the Han are different in how they... Show more content on
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Qin Shi Huangdi the first ruler of the Qin dynasty was a dictatorial ruler and the citizens under
his rule were discontent. The laws were harsh because of the difference in ruling between the 7
warring states that had just been unified. He banned foreigners from the area, as no one came into
the empire, no one was allowed out either. Books were burnt to lessen the chance of a rebellion,
because without books the people would not know of any other religions or lifestyles to uprise
against the emperor. To maintain a harmonious living among different people they had no free
will, cruel laws were enforced and a popular punishment was being sent to work on the wall. The
Han dynasty also resembles this trait of isolation as expansion did not start immediately. The
dynasty first had to establish rules and a proper government to control the people. It started out
well, but there were a few disputes and an attempt to change the royal bloodline. Only when
emperor Wudi took throne did expansion move forward. Due to his persistence he built up their
army and defeated the huns inspire of previous attempts to avoid battles with people outside of
 Catcher In The Rye Phoebe Character Analysis
Holden is sitting through a show and he thinks it s a phony. And relates it to his older brother in
hollywood because they use actors and they pretend to care so much for a child that isn t there s
but their flesh and blood child is sitting in a corner watching the scene happen and being neglected
by their own parents. Holden thinks that the actors are loving on camera but as soon as real life hits
their all mean bastards.
Luce was Holden s roommate at Whooton and he always made holden describe person incidents
that have happened in his life. And not only Holden but everyone in the dorm wing. But as soon as
anybody asked Luce anything about his life, he became very defensive and in Holden s wording he
got sore .
Holden is attempting to ... Show more content on [Link] ...
and Mrs. Antolini s house because he doesn t want his parents to know that he is home early
because they would easily be able to tell that he was kicked out of school. When he first arrived at
the Antolini s house, Mr. Antolini was talking to Holden and asking him questions to catch up on
how he s been lately. Holden tells Mr. Antolini that he is a moderate smoker, which is not to be
true at all. We know that Holden is a heavy smoker because everytime he runs into a situation he
tells us that he s smoking a cigarett. Holden wants to come off as a smart and slightly innocent boy
to Mr. Antolini, but we can tell he is most definitely not buying