Analysis of a Persuasive Speech Discussion HW
Analysis of a Persuasive Speech Discussion HW
View the persuasive speech, Graham Hill: Why I Am A Weekday Vegetarian. Based on the video, respond to the following questions in your post:
What is the speaker’s topic?
Who is the speaker’s target audience? How do you know?
What is the speaker’s thesis?
How did the speaker use logos?
How did the speaker use ethos?
How did the speaker use pathos?
What other persuasive techniques did the speaker use?
Did the speaker use visual aids? If so, how did these help persuade you?
What defective persuasion did the speaker use?
Did the speaker persuade you to listen to their point? Why or why not?
Why I’m a weekday vegetarian – Graham Hill: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aUJD3sGppUo&feature=emb_logo
Please post 1 peer response.
In the response post, based on your classmate’s review of the speech, including the following:
Was the speaker’s use of ethos, logos, and pathos effective?
How did the speaker use presentation aids?
Was the delivery of the speech effective? Why or why not?
Were you convinced?
Please be sure to validate your opinions and ideas with citations and references in APA format.
Assignment #2:
Instructions
Choose: Persuasive Speech Topic
Evaluation Title: Persuasive Speech Topic
Choose a topic for your persuasive speech. Craft a Word document which addresses the following:
What is your topic?
Who is your target audience?
Share examples of logos, pathos, and ethos you will include in the speech.
What other persuasive techniques and/or appeals will you use?
How will you avoid defective persuasion?
Identify a minimum of three research materials you will use as supportive evidence. Include an APA citation as well as a 3-5 sentence summary of each material.
Share ideas for presentation aids to be used in the speech.
Directions:
· Read the situation and orders
· Complete an assessment
· Identify important assessment items and risk factors for blood sugar instability
· Complete priority nursing assessments and interventions
· Complete an SBAR to the provider
· Calculate the dosage of the new medication
Situation: 0700 you are receiving report on one of your couplets (mother and baby) at the beginning of your shift. This baby was born vaginally at 0122 this morning weighing 4.9 kg. Mom’s only significant history is gestational diabetes not well controlled with diet, so insulin was added at 36 weeks gestation however blood sugar was still not well controlled. There were no concerns with the delivery. Her APGARS were 8 and 9. She has voided but has not yet passed meconium. She started breastfeeding right after birth but has been very sleepy and has not latched well since the first breastfeeding attempt. Analysis of a Persuasive Speech Discussion HW
Orders:
Nursing order give bath when stable.
VS every hour x 4 or until stable then VS every 4 hours.
Breastfeed PRN but at least every 3 hours.
Take blood sugar if exhibiting symptoms of hypoglycemia. Notify physician if blood sugar is less than 50 mg/dL.
Complete CCHD and hearing screen before discharge.
Assessment:
VS: Blood pressure: 80/64, respiratory rate 50 and unlabored, heart rate 99 beats per minute, temperature 96.8 degrees Fahrenheit, oxygen saturation 97% on room air.
Neurological assessment: sleeping and only stirs with vigorous stimulation, lethargic, normal tone, Moro, suck and rooting reflexes intact, slight tremors.
Respiratory: unlabored respirations
Heart: S1 and S2 regular, continuous machine-like murmur noted
Skin: warm, pink and dry
Gastrointestinal: Bowel sounds active x4, soft
Urinary: Voided
Feeding: breastfed 4 hours before without a good latch.
Note risk factors for hypoglycemia from the patient’s history:
Note the patient’s abnormal assessment findings related to hypoglycemia:
Place the following nursing tasks in order of highest priority to lowest priority:
· Complete newborn education
· Call the provider if blood sugar low
· Take a blood sugar
· Complete the newborn bath
· Compete the CCHD and hearing screen
· Wrap the baby in a warm blanket and put her under a warmer.
· Feed the baby a bottle
Complete your interventions on baby including a brief SBAR to provider:
Provider’s response added orders:
Feed the infant formula through a bottle.
Physician orders a drip of D10 running at 3ml/kg/hr to be weaned per protocol
Take blood sugar every 3 hours or before meals. If greater than 75 decrease IV rate by 2 mls/hour;
if 75-60 decrease IV rate by 1ml/hour; if less than 60 continue at current rate. Notify the physician if blood glucose is less than 50.
Using this infant’s weight, determine how many mL/hour of D10 this baby should receive through her IV. Analysis of a Persuasive Speech Discussion HW
