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NRS 451 Reading Case 3 Dunphy, L.M., Winland-Brown, J. E., Porter, B.O. & Thomas, D.J. (2019). Primary Care-The art and science of Advanced Practice Nursing-An interprofessional approach. (5th ed.) Philadelphia: F.A. Davis Company. • Chapter 70: Sleep Wake Disorders: Insomnia (p.1167-1173) (WO3.3) • Description and classification of sleep–wake disorders have been expanded in DSM-5 to reflect the important diagnostic overlay of medical conditions that affect normal sleep patterns. Of...

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Frustration exam study notes for Contract Law LW1130 at the University of Leicester. Includes all key concepts and cases, easily denoted with yellow, blue, and green highlights.

Breach of Contract exam study notes for Contract Law LW1130 at the University of Leicester. Includes all key concepts and cases, easily denoted with yellow, blue, and green highlights.

Offer and Acceptance exam study notes for Contract Law LW1130 at the University of Leicester. Includes all key concepts and cases, easily denoted with yellow, blue, and green highlights.

Consideration exam study notes for Contract Law LW1130 at the University of Leicester. Includes all key concepts and cases, easily denoted with yellow, blue, and green highlights.

Second-year Lecture notes for BS2015 Lecture 3. Content includes; the ionic basis of the neuronal action potential, permeability changes during action potentials, the rising phase of an action potential is due to sodium ions entering through their channels and Voltage Clamp. Content has been modified and adapted with supplementary material to the lecture content from Obtained a First class BSc Honours in Medical Physiology (Branch of Biological Sciences, University of Leicester)

Disability recognition involves informing people about disabilities and supplying people with the skills required to perform a job or task, thereby distinguishing good practice from the bad. Only recognizing that disability discrimination is unconstitutional is no longer enough.