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Biophysiological Measures in Nursing Research
A thorough examination of biophysiological measures and their practical applications in nursing research and practice is offered in this comprehensive textbook. This section encompasses a broad spectrum of subjects, including basic evaluations such as blood pressure and oxygen saturation, as well as sophisticated techniques like electrocardiography (ECG), electromyography (EMG), and advanced imaging modalities. This book underscores the importance of these measures in the diagnosis and management of a variety of health conditions, with a particular emphasis on cultural sensitivities and ethical considerations. Designed to improve patient care and advance the field of nursing, this resource is indispensable for nursing students, researchers, and practitioners who prioritize evidence-based practice and innovative technologies, such as wearable devices and artificial intelligence.
Forever Girl
Tara Singer has one rule. Never date the talent. Until Jaxson Powell plays open mic night at Mickey's Tavern where she bartends. She should know better but she can’t deny the way her body yearns for him. When Jaxson breaks her heart by leaving town, She looks for a distraction, something crazy she wouldn’t normally do, something to get Jaxson out of her heart and mind. Sexy bearded stranger Colton Kelley should do nicely. But one sensual night with Colton and Tara is ruined for everything else. Could she have stumbled on something new and wonderful? But before she can find out, Jaxson comes back to town, forcing himself back into Tara’s life. Will Jaxson win her back or will Tara be Colton’s forever girl?
Yadon--Pennybaker Family History
Emigrant ancestor of this family was Joseph Preston Yadon (1756-1843), who was born in Dublin?, Ireland. He came to America during the Revolutionary War. He was a son of Jacob Yadon and Elizabeth Proctor. He married Mary Susannah Pennybaker (1763-1838), daughter of Jacob Pennybaker and Christina Dotterer in 1782 in Berkley Co., West Virginia. Family lived first in Virginia and sometime between 1801 and 1802 moved to Grainger Co., Tennessee. They had nine children born in Virginia, and three in Tennessee. Descendants live in Tennessee, Kansas, Missouri, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Colorado and elsewhere.
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