◦what is the purpose of the naturalization process? ◦does the process work well? in other words, does the process achieve its goals? ◦would you change the process if you could? explain why you would or why you would not make a change. if you would, include how you would change the naturalization process

The main objective of the naturalization procedure is to observe that if the person qualifies to become a citizen. In this case, it is observed that whether the person has sufficient information about the United States government and the history associated with it, how long the person has been in the country, and how comfortable is the person with the English language.  

Though it is a lengthened process, however, in my opinion, the process attains its objective in sustaining and fostering the values on which the country was founded upon. In my personal opinion, there is no need to modify the naturalization process for certain reasons. First, it is a basic process that motivates immigrants to attain their citizenship in an appropriate manner.  

Compression mainly helps in the redcution of swelling through the narrowing of blood vessels - D.

You wouldn't want for blood to be completely cut off as you would cause ischemia then and very bad consequences could occur if this was maintained a long time (gangrene for example). However, constricting blood flow a bit, reduces swelling and keeps function of the limb to a certain extent.