Task This is an assigned group activity with four members – in the outside world it is rare that we are able to choose with whom we work, and the National Competency Framework 2010 specifies that a pharmacist must be able to work effectively with others, whilst managing their own contribution to the task. This…
Title: Investment Analysis of 5 firms out of the FTSE100 Listed Firms. Objective: To understand the key concepts, approaches, evidence and modelsof modern financial theory and practice. Data: You will draw the necessary data for this coursework from databases such as Yahoo Finance, FAME, and Thomson Reuters Datastream. There are five firms from the FTSE100 index components…
The final report should be typed or word-processed in double or one and a half spacing. Use Times New Roman font size 12. Well-written reports have plenty of white space in page design. Pages should be numbered. There should be a margin of at least 1” at the top bottom and right side margin, with at…
Length of Answer Your answer should be no more than 5,000 words (including footnotes but excluding bibliography). Footnotes should be used only to supply references to sources. Submission Guidance Your assessment must be submitted electronically via Moodle. Please ensure you include your student number on the first page of your coursework (that is the 9 digit number…
Topic: Does the university have the right to fire tenured faculty in the case of the elimination of departments, or must it reassign faculty members? The fundamental issue is where does tenure lie- at the department level, the school level, or the university level? What sort of salary protections come with tenure; at what point…
As a former collegiate coach, the topic of finances for big time football programs has always been of interest. Please read a 2015 article from The Washington Post titled, Playing in the Red. In regards to the programs that are revenue generating, and operating essentially with an auxiliary budget, what are your thoughts on their financial success?…
Do you believe that tenure positively or negatively affects the university? In your paper make sure to discuss the rise of adjunct faculty and its affect on students.
5-1 Discussion: Preliminary Methodology In this discussion, state your proposed method, design, and data-collection instruments and reasons behind each. Provide clear justification for each choice you make as well as an explanation of the reliability and validity for instruments you have chosen. Recruiting and Interviewing Proposed Method: The proposed research methods used would be content…
The purpose of the case analyses is to assist in learning the key components from the assigned reading and other adjunct learning tools. Case analyses will focus on a variety of topics incorporating assessment across the lifespan (pediatric, geriatric, obstetric, etc.). Read each case analysis and choose two to complete: P. W., a 23 yearold recent immigrant, has come to the health care center complaining of night sweats, recent weight loss, and a decrease in energy level. Sputum is blood tinged. S. B. has come for his first physical in several years. History includes the use of one or two packs of cigarettes a day for 20 years. Examination reveals increased anteroposterior diameter, decreased tactile fremitus, hyperresonance on percussion, and decreased breath sounds. J. V., a 24yearold man, is admitted to the emergency department after a motorcycle accident. He is having trouble in breathing and is very upset. The rescue personnel tell you that his breath sounds are absent on the right side, his chest expands unequally, and that there is tracheal shift toward the left. There is a large contusion on his right rib cage. G. E., a 52yearold social worker, has been treated for a deep vein thrombosis for two days. He calls the nurse to come to his room right away. When the nurse arrives, she sees that he is apprehensive, restless, diaphoretic, and extremely anxious. His PaO2 is 82% (previously had been 97% on room air), his heart rate is 116 beats per minute and his blood pressure is 100/56 mm Hg. He is complaining of a sharp chest pain that gets worse when he breathes in and has shortness of breath. Choose two cases from the list above and complete the following: 5 review of systems (ROS) questions 5 physical assessment techniques that would be conducted in a focused physical exam Each case is worth 10 points Each case must include 5 ROS questions and 5 physical assessment techniques for full credit PLEASE FOLLOW THE INSTRUCTIONS HERE IS THE MODEL TO FOLLOW .D. is an 18 month old, Caucasian, male toddler brought to the health practitioner by his mother. He appears listless as he is leaning into his mother’s shoulder, while she supports him with both her arms, laying her chin upon his head. Practitioner speaks to P.D.’s mother, “Good afternoon Mrs. D I am Mrs. W., how long has P.D. been like this?” Parental bonding is being demonstrated positively by this child and parent. “Parental bonding, the child’s interactions with the parents, show mutual response and are warm and affectionate, appropriate to the child’s condition.” (Jarvis, 2011, p. 143) Communication with a toddler P.D.’s age consists of, “nonverbal communication as the primary method, since older infants have anxiety toward strangers. They are more cooperative when the parent is kept in view.” (Jarvis, 2011, p. 39) As P.D. progresses through Erickson’s theory of psychosocial development he should be nearing the end of “trust verse mistrust stage and beginning the autonomy verse shame and doubt stage”. (About.com, 2012) This may be difficult to assess at this time due to current illness and listlessness of the toddler. Practitioner continues with questioning the mother regarding P.D.’s current illness, past medical and postnatal history. At completion of obtaining health history the toddler is assessed on the mother’s lap. Subjective questions asked in a review of systems would include: 1. Has he had any fever and when did it start? 2. Has he had any nasal congestion, runny nose or cough? 3. How much is he drinking and eating, compared to his normal intake? 4. How many times has he urinated, had a bowel movement or vomited in the last 12 hours? Please describe the consistency of the stool, color or the urine and quantity of emesis. 5. Did you notice P.D. in any pain, pulling at his ears or any rashes on his body? Assessment techniques that would be conducted in a focused physical exam would include the following: 1. Inspection: “Begin by greeting the child and the accompanying parent by name, but focus more on the parent”, to allow the child time to warm up to you. (Jarvis, 2011, p. 123) Keep the child dressed for as long as you can and have the parent undress the child one part at a time. (Jarvis, 2011, p. 124) Looking at the child for visible skin moisture, color and rashes. 2. Measurements: Obtain respiratory rate for full minute, first, while listening to the parent, this is to ensure accurate respiratory rate while allowing time for the child to remain calm. Remember to watch for use of accessory muscles and nasal flaring. Followed by the heart rate, using a brachial pulse for 30…
1) Introduce the debate about solutions/responses to the problem: – Take a paragraph to introduce the overall debate about the responses to this problem. Consider that you are transitioning from the Causal Analysis – this section comes right after WP4 in the final paper – wherein you summarized for the reader the possible causes of this sustainability problem, while arguing for…
