The Canterbury Tales: “The Miller’s Tale” and “The Wife of B…

The Canterbury Tales: “The Miller’s Tale” and “The Wife of Bath’s Tale” both feature strong female characters who assert their desires and exercise agency in their relationships. Analyze the portrayal of Alison in “The Miller’s Tale” and the Wife of Bath in her prologue and tale. How do these characters challenge the traditional roles assigned to women in medieval society? In what ways do they demonstrate agency and empowerment?

A nurse palpates a client’s radial pulses bilaterally and no…

A nurse palpates a client’s radial pulses bilaterally and notes the client’s right radial pulse is bounding, and the client’s left radial pulse is as expected. The client’s heart rate is 80/min. Which of the following documentations should the nurse make?