ipl-logo

Algorithm Set Aside By Dr. Ridel

550 Words3 Pages

In this essay, I will give briefly explain about how this course impacted my life by identifying my barriers and implementing the Algorithm set aside by Dr. Ridel. How I discovered my barriers and utilizing credible and reliable sources and my apparent inability to act on the problem. I did not realize prior to this course that I had a huge barriers, one being my emotions, which has been a serious flaw in my journey of critical thinking. To overcome this barrier I had to admit that using my emotions is totally irrelevant. By learning feelings are not facts, it impairs critical thinking searching reliable information to demonstrate that using emotions will impair a positive outcome. Now, that I understand this problem I can apply spotting techniques that have aided in not using my emotions to solve a problem. Furthermore, when solving a problem, I try to spot myself when I revert back to my old habits. I’ve also have asked for my friends and family to assist me in my attempts to eliminate the use of this critical barrier. I’ve learned one of the most important factors of this course is to obtain the correct answer you must ask the …show more content…

Ridel’s five steps of problem-solving to find evidence based solutions for my health. I realize the importance of evidence-based medicine, identifying the true problem and discovering the root cause of the problem compared to looking only at the surface of the problem. Originally, the problem was I had a low functioning thyroid and was taking synthetic base medicines with no positive outcome. As I learned in the class about problem-solving, I started researching what my real problem was. I found out my thyroid wasn’t the problem, it was the victim. With this new approach, I have implemented the diet appropriate, supplements and vitamins, with my new doctor we are now evaluating the effectiveness and adjusting. Using the problem-solving strategies that I’ve acquired over this course has helped

Show More
Related
844 Words | 4 Pages

The team discussed the supports needed in the area of nutrition and the factors that impact Robbie's nutritional status. Robbie is currently diagnosed with hypothroidism and hypercholesteren which are direct results of poor nutrition. The team and Robbie discussed improving his health and weight through diet and exercise. The team discussed the possibility of increasing Robbie's physical activity as well as improving his nutrition. The team discussed some healthy food alternatives that will be effective in lowering his low density lipoprotein cholesterol on a dialy bases.

Read More
609 Words | 3 Pages

I finally landed a Diet Tech position, which has provided a wealth of knowledge in the area of clinical nutrition. While working in the clinical setting, I have discovered my love for medical nutrition therapy. Here, I feel that I truly contribute to a piece of the puzzle in helping a patient achieve or meet their health goals. This gives me validation to why I chose to become a nutrition professional and someday, a

Read More
998 Words | 4 Pages

Other good increased in vitamin intake and had better

Read More
1610 Words | 7 Pages

Staples was able, by using these elements, to construct an essay that readers could connect with on a personal level, and resulting from this connection readers understand and support his argument. Sullivan’s essay, conversely, was flawed in that it did not connect with readers on an emotional level, which is the best way to garner support for an

Read More
681 Words | 3 Pages

Emotions put an audience in a more vulnerable state, where they can be manipulated to accept a proposed idea. Here it is used to gain acceptance of a new way of life that requires determination and dedication to live

Read More
586 Words | 3 Pages

To maintain the good nutritional score Ms. Bellamy received on May 2017, I recommend that she continue her regular intake of fruits and vegetables daily. Although Ms. Bellamy is lactose intolerant, continued consumption of soy products or lactose-free products are suggested. Ms. Bellamy is also encouraged to continue to eat 3 meals per day with healthy snacks in between including, nuts, dried fruits,

Read More
1099 Words | 5 Pages

Dividing emotions and logic to be able to understand others and improve ourselves. Eighthly, they can form a habit of leaving the world in better shape than they found it. It is often easier said than done, but we can all partake in this proposal. Ninthly, liberally educated people don’t not oppress on the contrary they encourage their peers and mentor the young. Lastly, the main idea is to exercise the ability to connect with the world in humane way.

Read More
291 Words | 2 Pages

Has there ever been a time that you have either received advice and refused to take it or learned something important later than you would have preferred? Most of us, including Thomas Jones, author of The Educated Person, and Malik, a character from the movie Higher Learning, can relate. Malik arrives to college a track star, thinking that he’s got it all figured out and that world owes him something. After a rude awakening by his performance in the class and on the track, Malik, although newly motivated, fails to take his professor’s advice to not let others categorize him by joining a group that does just that. Malik only truly realizes his professor’s advice after a tragic shooting takes place on campus.

Read More
743 Words | 3 Pages

Forest worked on a BP oil spill documentary that focused on the after affects of people’s health. He, along with his producer, found a woman who had a hole in her brain because of the after effect. She was perfect for the piece because she could draw a straight line from what happened at the incident to her health problem. Although she agreed to take part in the interview, they got the impression that she wasn’t the strongest person and that she might say things she didn’t mean. We touched upon this in lecture when we discussed how there can be a skewing of facts due to sources being over-emotional.

Read More
893 Words | 4 Pages

While I remain aware of others emotions I have a tough time keeping my emotions in check and tend to react before taking the time to reflect on the

Read More
1664 Words | 7 Pages

Sanders offers a new perspective of angle on the concept of learning. When thinking of learning, most jump to memorization or intelligence, but Sanders argues that is not actually learning. He views learning as improving one’s self-image and comprehension so that they can use those skills in the future. He also offers a new perspective on the questions to ask about a college education. One shouldn’t ask how can I get my degree, but rather how they can get the most out of their degree.

Read More
585 Words | 3 Pages

Reading this book can open your eyes to the disasters that can start in your body and tearing you apart from the inside out. The things you discover will change the way you think about your own brain and what could happen if the slightest thing goes wrong. Don't underestimate your brain and the things it does for you. This book opened my eyes to how a problem with one person can allow lives to be changed everywhere and how what you may be going through may help so many other

Read More
1617 Words | 7 Pages

Overall, this book has a lot of good points and very useful ideas to learn from. I have gained a lot of knowledge from this book, and from my experience I would highly recommend this book to any other individuals with similar violations and even just in general. It really makes you think, but it’s that positive way of thinking. It doesn’t stress you out from not understanding the content, but instead lets you apply every idea to your

Read More
863 Words | 4 Pages

Through this food diary assignment, I have learned that I have a somewhat healthy diet, but it would be good for me to add some more nutritious foods to my diet. Through this analysis, I will discuss the ranges and limits of specific nutrients, and what my average levels were for the two days that I recorded for this assignment. According to my nutrient intake reports, my intake of calories, fiber, and cholesterol were all under or at the target value. The target value of calories is 2000 while my average value was only 1271 calories.

Read More
749 Words | 3 Pages

King has provided his opinion about education is building character. Dr. King uses his words to create an audience awareness to think for yourself isn’t the same as you may call it critical thinking. Against the common assumption that colleges should teach their students “critical reasoning,” Dr. King argues that critical thinking alone is insufficient and even dangerous. Teaching one to think critically is no small task. Most students learn by constructing knowledge based on an engaged learning process rather than by absorbing knowledge from passive sources.

Read More

More about Algorithm Set Aside By Dr. Ridel

Related Topics

Open Document