Essays on Bomar

United States Navy (gunner's mate position)

Introduction The United States Navy occupational position of gunners mate is a position given by the bureau of naval personnel to particular sailors who either completed the initial gunners mate A school training or who qualify for the rating by exhibiting high competence in the ordinance field. The power of the individuals to be eligible for the position is based on the striking skills and when one is striking he/she do not necessarily require to be a seaman but can either be a fireman or an airman. The research paper is in the United States Navy gunners mate position. ...

In this family health assessment, the family interviewed hails from Kisumu County, which is part of the western belt of Kenya. This family is of low-income comprising five members; a father, mother, two sons and a daughter. Theirs is a fairly young family with the parents in their mid-thirties. The two sons are nine and seven years whereas the daughter is five. They own a small plot of land, about a half an acre, where they practice subsistence farming growing maize, legumes, sweet potatoes, and traditional vegetables. They also rear a single cross-breed cow that produces milk for sale. This forms a crucial source of this ...

Part I

What is theory and why is theory development in nursing important to practice? What are the differences between a theory and a model? Why is the distinction important? A theory is a model that seeks to explain how a part of a phenomenon works. It is not just a description of how things happen but it explains how things work. Theory draws observations made over time to interpret, explain and predict behavior. Theories refer to a set of concepts that offer systematic view of activities (Duffy, 2009). Theory development in nursing has concepts, models, definitions and propositions. Theory development is important in nursing because it ...

INTRODUCTION

Family health assessment plays a vital role in the formulation of a suitable healthcare plan within a family setup. It aims at using a holistic approach to ensuring that the health of various individuals, communities and families remains client-centered. Since every family is unique in its own way, therefore, it is imperative to have a tool for evaluation that is appropriate for a target family by ensuring that health-related choices , perceptions and their general way of life of the family members has been put into consideration. In the context of family health assessment, the term family is simply meant to represent the biological parents and ...

Family Health Assessment

Gordon's 11 functional health patterns

a) Values, health perception i. What values have been central in promoting the well-being of the family? ii. What behavior patterns in the family increase your susceptibility to diseases? b) Nutrition i. On average how many glasses of water does each family member consume each day? ii. What does a normal meal include in the family? c) Sleep/Rest i. Does any member of the family suffer from sleep disorders? ii. Does any member of the family experience fatigue despite of having adequate sleep during the night. d) Elimination ...