Earplug Essays

  • Personal Narrative Hearing Loss

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    Saturday afternoon at about 2:00, I put in earplugs to simulate a bilateral conductive hearing loss. When I initially put them in, I was working on homework in the dining room with my roommate, Ashton, who was on the phone with her mother. Prior to putting in the earplugs, I could hear her mother’s voice through the phone. Once I put the earplugs in, Ashton’s voice became muffled and I could no longer hear her mother’s voice at all. I was also chewing gum at this time and noticed that the sound of

  • Metallica Research Paper

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    Such as earplugs or noise blocking headphones. You can get earplugs Oliver 2 for as low as 6 dollars and they can be reused over and over again “Foam earplugs are the most readily available and cheapest kind of universal fit”. The earplugs will block out some of the sounds making the concert enjoyable and

  • The Impact of Noise on Patients in the ICU

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    they cause distress. To create a therapeutic environment, continued efforts are needed to decrease background noise, and to modify behaviors and factors that cause peak noise events. Interventions to protect patients from noise in the ICU, such as earplugs, may be beneficial in optimizing outcomes; however, further research is needed in a broader ICU population. Finally, to evaluate the effects of these interventions, valid and reliable methods for outcomes, such as sleep and sound levels, must be

  • Sensory Cells Lab Report

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    the direction of the sound source to obtain a successful toss. Also, during the five trials, I did not have a set pattern to which I used the earplugs. However, I can conclude that I did get better after the second trial due to more practice. In the future, to rule out the cofound performance effect I could make the experiment more randomize by using one earplug instead of two at a

  • Methods to Improve Sleep and Rest in the Hospital

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    & Hopstock, L. A. (2011). Sleep Promotion in the Intensive Care Unit - A Survey of Nurses’ Interventions. Intensive and Critical Care Nursing, 27, 138-142. http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.iccn.2011.03.001 Jones, C., & Dawson, D. (2012). Eye Masks and Earplugs Improve Patient’s Perception of Sleep. Nursing in Critical Care, 17(5), 247-254. http://dx.doi.org/10.1111/j.1478-5153.2012.00501 Robinson, S. B., Weitzel, T., & Henderson, L. (2005, November/December 2005). The Sh-h-h-h Project. Holistic Nursing

  • The Five Senses Of The Human Experience In The Deaf People

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    I found myself being abnormally self-conscious about any type of human interaction. No one could tell form looking at me that I had earplugs in or could not understand what they said. Because of this, I caught myself avoiding eye contact with the people I passed so I would not have embarrassing interactions from not being able to hear them. At both the restaurant and the grocery store

  • Deaf Informative Speech

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    is playing music loudly in your earphones or on your speakers. Another thing you can do is avoid noise for an hour a day, go for a walk, read a book, or do another activity like these. Also, wear earplugs near loud machinery and other loud noise makers, and if you go to a concert, carry a pair of earplugs on you just in case it gets to loud. As with alcohol and drugs, don’t fall to peer pressure if you cannot handle the noise. Make sure you know what is good for you, and don’t exceed that

  • Music And Music-Induced Hearing Loss

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    From Kiss screaming “I Love it Loud, I wanna hear it loud,” to the Black Eyed Peas belting out “play it loud, baby play it loud,” loud music has spanned generations. For most people it is always been seen simply as fun entertainment. However as time goes on it is becoming more and more obvious just how dangerous “playing it loud” actually is. Musicians, music venue workers, DJs, and now even people listening to a personal music players, such as an iPod are in danger. Since music is such a large

  • Explain Ways To Prevent Hearing Loss

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    Top tips to prevent hearing loss Hearing loss, which was once connected with the elderly, is becoming a prevalent problem in youngsters and baby boomers. Exposure to loud music for long periods of time tops the list of noise-induced hearing loss. Most people over the age of 65 are commonly affected by hearing loss. This is because to achieve the tiny hair cells in the inner ear less susceptible to the vibrations of the sound waves are. There is now, more recently, a greater number of much younger

  • Personal Narrative: My Two Days Of Being Deaf

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    I learned a few things on my two days of being deaf. I used earplugs to help me not hear otherwise it didn’t feel authentic to me. A lot of stuff makes sounds that I never noticed before until I didn’t hear them, like my own footsteps on the tile floor, or my cat who I talk to a lot and he meows back in response. I never really noticed this stuff because it was the norm. Everything else that morning was somewhat normal, it was different eating breakfast in total silence; usually I have loud music

  • Ear Infection: Overview of Otitis Externa

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    externa may also be caused by dermatologic conditions, such as psoriasis or seborrhea, certain traumas to the ear canal or continuous use of earplugs and earphones. Anything that can obstruct the ear passage and used continuously over time, may cause otitis externa. Persons that working in environments where they constantly use earplugs or if you sleep with earplugs; this could create a problem and otitis externa is developed. Earphones are another factor that affects the ear and causes otitis externa

  • Against the System in Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451

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    In the book, Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury, Guy Montag struggles within himself over two compelling ambitions: whether to be in conformity like the rest of the society he lives in or rebel against the government. Montag scuffles between whether to follow his society’s standards or revolt against the government. At first, the author expresses how Montag used to think that he was content by burning books as his job when Bradbury says, “Montag grinned the fierce grin of all men singed and driven back

  • Compare And Contrast Apple And Samsung Galaxy

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    Samsung phones for years has been upping the technology increase in their phones for people to have better usage of them so it will be forever entertaining and attention grabbing. The latest phone Samsung has to offer is the Samsung Galaxy s7 Edge. It is more cunning, sleeker, and easier to use ever than before; although, you will always have a rival creeping around the corner. The creeping rival is Apple’s latest phone, the iPhone 7 Plus. Both phones came out to be sold respectively with Samsung

  • Being Deaf for a Day

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    My assignment is to be deaf for a full day. I was not too sure what to expect so I made sure to plan ahead. I went out and bought good earplugs, as this would help me to not hear anything. I planed on going to Brandon mall with my best friend so this would give me the full experience of being around as many people as possible. I also wanted to go out to a bar that night and socialize with other people. Unfortunately this is not how this particular day went. My best friends husband ended up in the

  • Summary Of The Legend Of Volcanoes By Jesus Helguera

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    Bold strokes of color dance across the canvas, depicting a scene as vibrant and lively as the culture it represents. Through a masterful blend of mythology and cultural identity, Jesus Helguera’s “The Legend of Volcanoes” transcends its frame to become a lively statement about the resilience and pride of the Mexican people. In this paper, we will look into the many layers of this painting and explore its role as a symbol of Mexican identity. The Legend of Volcanoes” by Jesus Helguera captures the

  • An Analysis Of The Prom 'Fanasode 1: Remix'

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    Fanasode#1: Remix- Prom is coming up and the students attending Collège Françoise Dupont junior high school in Paris, France is preparing for it. Several of the students have already been preparing for the prom. However, Marinette is panicking because she wants to ask her crush Adrien Agreste to the prom. However, she wasn't so sure if she should even ask him to the prom, but luckily her best friend Alya encourages her to ask him to the prom. However, Marinette isn't the only one who wants to ask

  • Lily Monologue

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    on me? She heaves herself off the beanbag and drags her feet across the navy blue carpet over to her backpack. She rummages through the front pocket and takes out her phone and earplugs. She sticks the purple earbuds in her ears, scrolls through her music playlists, selects her favorite

  • Persuasive Essay On Drag Racing

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    the sun beating down on you while hundreds watch in awe as your ride explodes with power? Well if you have, these are some things you need to know. First of all, It is fun it is to watch the cars in action. When at a drag race, make sure you wear earplugs; the cars are so noisy if you don’t have them on, your ears will pop off! The races are the coolest part of the event. You get to see crazy things like a McLaren P1 racing a Moped. You might say, that would not fun! The P1 would win easy! Well that's

  • Social And Religious Practices In Homer's The Odyssey

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    In the first stanza of Homer’s The Odyssey we travel back to the old world of ancient Greece. Although the era of ancient Greece is no longer alive, we are still able to access their lost world though the surviving literature which stands today. From the tale of Odysseus, king of Ithaca, we can uncover aspects of their social and religious values. Within only the first stanza, we can determine Homer’s world was warrior oriented, but also sought intelligence in leaders. Though Odysseus’s dialog,

  • Swimmer's Ear Research Paper

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    the dirty water has reached the ears, put a little 'apple vinegar in both ears and some cotton balls to keep the vinegar there. Prevention- • Protect ears from irritants by putting cotton balls in your ears. • Use of shower caps during bathing and earplugs during swimming will help keep water out of the ear