https://padlet.com/ellayyy/bksv9oqu51viy2h9 Read and Answer en-us 2021-11-14 20:03:18 UTC 2025-10-06 11:15:45 UTC hello@padlet.com https://padlet.net/icons/png/1f427.png ellayyy https://padlet.com/ellayyy/bksv9oqu51viy2h9/wish/1889605626 A case examined by Dan Slodownik and Jasen D. Williams demonstrates the negative effects of exposure to methacrylates through the experience of a thirty-three-year-old woman who developed paresthesia [a feeling of burning] in her fingers after receiving acrylic nail treatments (Slodownik et al., 2007). As explained by Donaghy, Rushworth and Jacobs, if applied directly to the hands over an extended period of time, methacrylates will cause nerve damage (Donaghy et al., 1991). People go to nail salons with intentions of self-pampering and relaxation, not mutilation or painful allergic reactions. Therefore, it does not make sense for strong polymerizing chemicals historically used in dentistry to be used in nail products.]]> 2021-11-14 20:05:31 UTC https://padlet.com/ellayyy/bksv9oqu51viy2h9/wish/1889605626 ellayyy https://padlet.com/ellayyy/bksv9oqu51viy2h9/wish/1889606067 A case examined by Dan Slodownik and Jasen D. Williams demonstrates the negative effects of exposure to methacrylates through the experience of a thirty-three-year-old woman who developed paresthesia [a feeling of burning] in her fingers after receiving acrylic nail treatments (Slodownik et al., 2007). As explained by Donaghy, Rushworth and Jacobs, if applied directly to the hands over an extended period of time, methacrylates will cause nerve damage (Donaghy et al., 1991). People go to nail salons with intentions of self-pampering and relaxation, not mutilation or painful allergic reactions. Therefore, it does not make sense for strong polymerizing chemicals historically used in dentistry to be used in nail products.]]> 2021-11-14 20:06:05 UTC https://padlet.com/ellayyy/bksv9oqu51viy2h9/wish/1889606067 ellayyy https://padlet.com/ellayyy/bksv9oqu51viy2h9/wish/1889606265 A case examined by Dan Slodownik and Jasen D. Williams demonstrates the negative effects of exposure to methacrylates through the experience of a thirty-three-year-old woman who developed paresthesia [a feeling of burning] in her fingers after receiving acrylic nail treatments (Slodownik et al., 2007). As explained by Donaghy, Rushworth and Jacobs, if applied directly to the hands over an extended period of time, methacrylates will cause nerve damage (Donaghy et al., 1991). People go to nail salons with intentions of self-pampering and relaxation, not mutilation or painful allergic reactions. Therefore, it does not make sense for strong polymerizing chemicals historically used in dentistry to be used in nail products.]]> 2021-11-14 20:06:22 UTC https://padlet.com/ellayyy/bksv9oqu51viy2h9/wish/1889606265 ellayyy https://padlet.com/ellayyy/bksv9oqu51viy2h9/wish/1889606483 A case examined by Dan Slodownik and Jasen D. Williams demonstrates the negative effects of exposure to methacrylates through the experience of a thirty-three-year-old woman who developed paresthesia [a feeling of burning] in her fingers after receiving acrylic nail treatments (Slodownik et al., 2007). As explained by Donaghy, Rushworth and Jacobs, if applied directly to the hands over an extended period of time, methacrylates will cause nerve damage (Donaghy et al., 1991). People go to nail salons with intentions of self-pampering and relaxation, not mutilation or painful allergic reactions. Therefore, it does not make sense for strong polymerizing chemicals historically used in dentistry to be used in nail products.]]> 2021-11-14 20:06:41 UTC https://padlet.com/ellayyy/bksv9oqu51viy2h9/wish/1889606483 ellayyy https://padlet.com/ellayyy/bksv9oqu51viy2h9/wish/1889607553 1. Identify the claim in this paragraph.
2. What language choices in this paragraph indicate that the writer is making an argument and not just presenting information?
3. What types of support does the writer provide to support the claim?]]> 2021-11-14 20:08:09 UTC https://padlet.com/ellayyy/bksv9oqu51viy2h9/wish/1889607553