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Description: Compose an informative essay that explores a new technological development in your field of study. For example, you might choose to explore drone delivery if you are in the IMCT pathway, virtual reality for STEM, or digitized textbooks if you are pursuing Education. (If you need more details about Broward College’s various career pathways, visit the “Programs and Degrees” webpage.) In addition to explaining to your audience about the technology, you must also argue whether or not you believe this technology is ultimately beneficial to the field, elaborating why or why not by exploring potential applications, dangers, and/or limitations. For instance, while digitized textbooks may sound like a novel resource in education, what about students who do not have regular or reliable internet access? In order to help you to explain your technology, you should conduct research on your topic and incorporate quotations and/or paraphrases from three outside sources within your essay Note: When composing an informative essay, you must achieve accuracy and disclosure throughout your writing. In other words, always endeavor to present correct information (reinforced through your research and outside sources), and be sure that you provide your reader with sufficient background and detail about your topic, especially considering that they may not be familiar with this technology. Assessment: Your grade will derive from your abilities to explain your topic using a variety of specific details and examples (as well as language appropriate to multiple audiences), to argue a clear claim/thesis regarding the benefits and/or drawbacks of this technology, and to organize your thoughts in an effective and logical style to help your reader clearly understand your ideas. Consult the Essay Rubric for a detailed list of the criteria that comprise A, B, C, D, and F essays. Requirements: You should submit a 1000 word essay (not counting the work cited page), typed and double-spaced. Use Times New Roman font in 12-pt size. Format your paper according to MLA guidelines. Note: Essay outline is required to be accepted.

A powerpoint presentation on women’s healthcare topic – Fibroids. The presentation should have a cover page, page headings, 3-4 page body with a concluding summary, and a reference page. Plagiarism: A student must not adopt or reproduce ideas, words or statements of another person without appropriate acknowledgment. A student must give credit to the originality of others and acknowledge an indebtedness whenever he or she: a) quotes another person’s actual words, either oral or written; b) paraphrases another person’s words, either oral or written; c) uses another person’s ideas, opinion, or theory; or d) borrows facts, statistics, or other illustrative material, unless the information is common knowledge. Evidence of plagiarism will result in a grade of zero on the assignment and filing of a Student Infraction Form with the Student Affairs Office.

Recognize the role that the lungs and kidneys play to maintain the pH within normal range Classify the acid-base status of a blood gas The two components of acid-base regulation (pH) are the respiratory and renal systems. The respiratory system eliminates acids by eliminating CO2 out of the lungs. The renal system maintains adequate level of buffers (mainly bicarbonate) and eliminates excess hydrogen ions (H+) or fixed acids. The respiratory and renal systems work together to maintain the pH within a narrow physiologic range. Respiratory System Ventilation is defined as the exchange of gases between the lung and the atmosphere. As atmospheric air is breathed into the alveoli, with practically no CO2, pulmonary capillary blood diffuses out its rich CO2 content. The result is CO2 equilibrium between the alveoli and the blood. The CO2 rich air is then exhaled and leaves the body. The resulting carbon dioxide level of the blood is reported in a blood gas analysis as the PaCO2. Chemical receptors that monitor the CO2 and hydrogen ion levels in the blood are located in the pons medullary center of the brainstem and send signals to the respiratory system to adjust ventilation. The primary stimulus for the respiratory center of the brain is the CO2 level in the arterial blood. Since the adjustment of CO2 levels is a neurologic response, the respiratory rate and tidal volume will change immediately to keep carbon dioxide levels within the appropriate range. Renal/Metabolic System The bicarbonate level reported from blood gas analyzers is a calculated number. The blood gas machine utilizes the measured pH and PCO2 measurements to derive the HCO3- level. Since the blood gas HCO3- can be affected by addition or loss of fixed acids along with loss or increase of bicarbonate, it is a representation of metabolic effects. Any alteration of the bicarbonate level is considered a metabolic problem, whether it is related to the renal system’s ability to manage bicarbonate levels or the body’s addition of acid or base. If either system is inadequate in helping to maintain the pH, the other system can compensate to help bring the pH within normal limits. Remember these two systems; working together must equalize acid elimination to acid production by the body. If one system fails the other must work harder to maintain the proper pH range. ABG Interpretation standard naming format: Uncompensated Respiratory Acidosis + oxygenation evaluation Uncompensated Respiratory Alkalosis + oxygenation evaluation Uncompensated Metabolic Acidosis + oxygenation evaluation Uncompensated Metabolic Alkalosis + oxygenation evaluation Compensated Respiratory Acidosis + oxygenation evaluation Compensated Respiratory Alkalosis + oxygenation evaluation Compensated Metabolic Acidosis + oxygenation evaluation Compensated Metabolic Alkalosis + oxygenation evaluation Partially compensated Respiratory Acidosis + oxygenation evaluation Partially compensated Respiratory Alkalosis + oxygenation evaluation Partially compensated Metabolic Acidosis + oxygenation evaluation Partially compensated Metabolic Alkalosis + oxygenation evaluation Mixed respiratory and metabolic acidosis + oxygenation evaluation Mixed respiratory and metabolic alkalosis + oxygenation evaluation Normal + oxygenation evaluation Prompt In your own words, provide detailed responses to the following: First, list all the normal values for all the items on an ABG result. There are eight different patients below. Analyzing and interpreting each of the acid-base examples below separately. Address their acid-base, ventilation, and oxygenation status. Identify which system is causing the acid-base problem if applicable. Explain how you arrived at each of the conclusions as if you are explaining it to one of your fellow students. Give the ABG interpretation with the standard format as shown below.* In the case of any ‘partially’ or ‘fully’ compensated result, describe how you came to determine that compensation was present. If the case of any metabolic acidosis ABG results, determine if the anion gap should be calculated. Discuss the additional information that is provided by calculating the anion gap for ABG results that are metabolic acidosis. Include the formula for the anion gap. Mr. Archer pH = 7.25, PaCO2 = 55 mmHg, PaO2 = 100 mmHg, HCO3- = 22 mEq/L Ms. Hass pH = 7.53, PaCO2 = 44 mmHg, PaO2 = 95 mmHg, HCO3- = 30 mEq/L Mr Galloway pH = 7.25, PaCO2 = 40 mmHg, PaO2 = 90 mmHg, HCO3- = 16 mEq/L Ms. Bray pH = 7.53, PaCO2 = 25 mmHg, PaO2 = 100 mmHg, HCO3- = 23 mEq/L Mr. Petty pH = 7.33, PaCO2 = 48 mmHg, PaO2 = 78 mmHg, HCO3- = 24 mEq/L Mrs. Kaufman pH = 7.25, PaCO2 = 56 mmHg, PaO2 = 65 mmHg, HCO3- = 25 mEq/L Mr. Holden pH = 7.59, PaCO2 = 27 mmHg, PaO2 = 100 mmHg, HCO3- = 26 mEq/L Ms. Hays pH = 7.32, PaCO2 = 50 mmHg, PaO2 = 79 mmHg, HCO3- = 29 mEq/L Requirements: In your own words, submit your responses, in essay form, complete sentences, in at least 400 words on a Word document. Explain how you arrived at the interpretations. The word count does not include the prompt, title, cover page, citations/references, “quotations.” Grammar and spelling count. You must include at least two references (the course text being one of your references) to defend and support your position.

Create a business plan related to the healthcare field. Should include the following: The name of your business -A description of the business. Describe the idea; purpose, mission, vision, background information, and description of the product and or service. The business must be related to the healthcare field (e.g., a doctor’s office, a home healthcare practice, a new hospital, etc.) Discuss how the business will meet a significant marketplace need or solve a problem or challenge that currently exists in the community. Discuss why you believe it is worth pursuing. -Targeted location (Where you would propose to establish this business and explain your reasoning). -Market analysis: Define the target market for the idea, why you think it exists, what you believe to be the size of the market demand for your idea, and who your competitors will be. Discuss how you would bring your product or service to market (how you would go about building or developing your product, service or idea into a real, tangible product or service that customers would want and buy). Perform a S.W.O.T. Analysis. -Budget: Create a budget that shows and discuss what it would cost in terms of time and resources to bring it to market and make it available to the public. In doing so, outline your plans to manage revenue (compliance management), manufacture the product or perform the service (including the proposed manufacturing process or method of performing the service) and your projection of the production costs, which may include: material labor, employees, salaries, equipment facility, etc.). -Discuss risks and or uncertainties within your proposal: Outline what you believe are the most significant risks and uncertainties that you are likely to experience in bringing your idea to market and discuss how you would deal with them. -Marketing strategy: Discuss your marketing and sales strategies. In doing so, discuss: Your target market and how you plan to reach that market (e.g. distribution strategy, pricing strategy, promotion strategy). Discuss how your business will offer a unique value proposition and be able to sustain a competitive advantage in the market. Discuss your marketing plan and budget to promote the business online or offline. -Discuss expected Profit and Return on Investments (ROI): Estimate the revenues you expect to earn, as well as the costs and expenses you expect to incur, and the resulting profits you would expect to earn over the first 3–5 years. Remember, even a non-profit business needs to be able to bring in enough revenues to cover its expenses. Estimate the amount of money you think would have to be invested to get your business started. -Discuss your assessment of whether or not your business service is likely to be successful.

For this research article, each student will choose a health related topic that he/she want to write, discuss, and develop about or a topic that has been discussed during the course of the semester. A formally written paper (1) with 1 professional reference on the topic. In this research article, you are expected to: 1) Identify the topic of your search. 2) Cite the reference of the article in APA format 3) Demonstrate an understanding of the issue (Review of Literature), 4) Present and develop 5 reasonable arguments or points of the article 5) Present the final conclusion.

Write at least five concise statement discussing the content in this area. Spelling and grammar will be reviewed and graded. Note: When you write the chapters, adhere to the Proposal Paper requirements.TOPIC: Impact of Medication Administration Errors on 3-4-Year-old Leukemia PatientsPopulation and Sample Selection: This section discusses the setting, total population, project population, and project sample. The discussion of the sample includes the project terminology specific to the type of sampling for the project.Instrumentation or Sources of Data: This section describes, in detail, all data collection instruments and sources (tests, questionnaires, interviews, databases, media, etc.); the specific instrument or source to collect data for each variable or group (quantitative project).Validity and Reliability: This section provides specific validity statistics for quantitative instruments, identifying how they were developed, and explains how validity will be addressed during data collection approaches. This section provides specific reliability statistics for quantitative instruments, identifying how the statistics were developed, and explains how reliability will be addressed during data collection approaches.Data Collection Procedures: Describe the step-by-step procedures used to carry out all the major steps for data collection for the project in a way that would allow another investigator to replicate the project. Can say Step 1, Step 2, Step 3…Data Analysis Procedures: This section provides a description of how the data will be collected and organized for each variable or group; a description of the type of data to be analyzed, identifying the descriptive, inferential, or nonstatistical analyses; a description of how the raw data will be organized and prepared for analysis; and a step-by-step description of the procedures used to conduct the data analysis.Ethical Considerations: This section discusses the potential ethical issues surrounding the DPI project, as well as how human subjects and data will be protected. It identifies how any potential ethical issues will be addressed.Limitations: This section discusses, in detail, the limitations related to the project approach and methodology and the potential impacts on the results.Post the following statement to this topic’s discussion forum after your references:ResourcesRead:Sole, M. L., Talbert, S., Bennett, M., Middleton, A., Deaton, L., & Penoyer, D. (2018). Collecting Nursing Research Data 24 Hours a Day: Challenges, Lessons, and Recommendations. American Journal of Critical Care, 27(4), 305–311.URL:https://lopes.idm.oclc.org/login?url=https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=ccm&AN=130296171&site=ehost-live&scope=siteRead:Hammer, M. J. (2017). Research Ethics in Big Data. Oncology Nursing Forum, 44(3), 293–295.URL:https://lopes.idm.oclc.org/login?url=https://search.ebscohost.com/login.aspx?direct=true&db=a9h&AN=122723364&site=ehost-live&scope=siteRead:Corwin, E., Jones, D., & Dunlop, A. (2019). Symptom science research in the era of big data: Leveraging interdisciplinary resources and partners to make it happen. Journal of Nursing Scholarship, 51(1), 4-8.

-Introduction to Alzheimer?s -Definition of Alzheimer?s Disease -One of the pages must reflect teaching patient on how to manage Alzheimer?s (labs, dr. visits, etc) -2 theoretical perspectives (EX: Erikson?s vs Piaget for Pediatrics) -How the concept has changed overtime -Current practice and policy issues -Compare/contrast your issue with the US vs. 3rd world country -Conclusion -15 pages double spaced -APA format -6 references, not including your textbook (web sources must be .gov, .edu, .org)

Environmental, physical, socioeconomic, and cultural factors all impact the populations health status leading to inequality of healthcare.Reasons:1. People who are higher on the socioeconomic pyramid tends to have better health because of their access to basic needs, financial stability and social support.2. lower educational attainment result in worse heath outcome.3. Cultural prejudice and social stressors are influences of social stratification. Reason being if a person does not share the same background, language or practices they are treated differently than others.

Question 1Mental health is not a personal matter as it goes beyond the individual. Societal, biological and psychological factors are often in play in mental health matters. Often the influence and contribution of societal factors are often ignored. The diversity aspect in society is embedded within the different cultures and backgrounds that shape people’s experiences. It has been noted that culture influences the extent of symptoms and the sick roles and the resulting illness behaviours (Kanchana & Sangamesh, 2016). Understanding this is necessary to present appropriate therapies and treatment plans customized for different individuals.Contemporary society is diverse and is composed of people from different cultures who differ in their world views and beliefs towards mental health. Some cultures embrace religious approach in addressing mental health. Others are wholly into scientific mechanisms, while others embrace a holistic approach. Again, there are different care systems that individuals prefer to subscribe to, such as professional care. There is also a self-treatment system, and the generic or traditional care system (Andres & Boyle, 2016). The influence of culture and society is, therefore, undoubtedly diverse.Culture determines the outcomes of mental illnesses with respect to the diversity of experiences. How individuals present and describe, their symptoms tend to be shaped by their culture. For instance, one may choose only to describe physical symptoms and leave out on emotional symptoms or vice versa. Some patients will often start by reporting somatic symptoms. They can present their emotional afflictions last, and this is if they are probed further. The bottom-line is that people tend to be selective in an attempt to present what they culturally believe will not reflect badly on them. Another thing is that different cultures offer varying significance and concern about mental health and related illnesses. This means that there those who may fail to respond effectively to cases of mental (Andres & Boyle, 2016). Therefore, it is not a wonder to find that mental illnesses tend to be more prevalent in some societies and cultures than others.Question 2Cultural belief systems influence a collective view and characteristics and how people draw meaning on prevailing issues. Cultures that subscribe to magico-religious beliefs associate occurrences around them to be as a result of supernatural forces. People are seen to be under the mercy of these forces. Those whose beliefs are founded on magic, and voodoo believe they can use supernatural powers to protect themselves from other supernatural forces (Andres & Boyle, 2016). They may tend to associate mental illness with such powers. In an attempt to address mental illness, they also invoke those forces.Another cultural group is that which upholds the scientific, or biomedical paradigm. Here, life is seen to be under the influence of physical and biochemical processes that people can study, understand and even manipulate them. Natural sciences are used in this model to explore and explain aspects of health. Issues of psychological and emotional changes under this paradigm can be studied and intercepted. Most Western cultures operate along with the above understanding. Lastly, there is a culture that follows the holistic health paradigm. According to this world view popular with Indian cultures in America and Asia, nature has forces that have to be balanced (Andres & Boyle, 2016). Human life is seen as only a part of nature. Any disturbance on some of the forces presents imbalance, which can be manifested in chaos and diseases.Transcultural mental health nurses need to have aware and be knowledgeable about the different cultures they serve. This not only removes rigidity but also presents an opportunity to employ a mix of care delivery customized for individual patients. With a full understanding of diverse cultural backgrounds, transcultural mental health nurses can handle their job well (Kanchana & Sangamesh, 2016). They will be able to make a correct diagnosis, offer appropriate treatment for culturally congruent care.Question 3My cultural values and perspective on mental health care are founded on Christianity. Still, I respect the scientific understanding of mental health. I believe that in players and that God has the power to heal. At the same time, I believe God gives us knowledge, and scientific knowledge is Godly. Therefore, it would be normal for me to pray and at the same time, seek medical for mental health issues. My approach is different from individuals from cultures who do not believe in religion; for instance, those who pure observe the biomedical paradigm. According to Andrea and Boyle (2016), biomedical model health care caries has the solution to mental health. An individual observing the biomedical paradigm may not go beyond scientifically accepted methods of addressing mental health.Question 4One important communication skill necessary to promote culturally competent mental health care is listening. A nurse should be able to give attention to every detail presented by the patient. This is in order to understand the message and to note every emotion that is accompanying the message. Secondly, it is appropriate to have a positive verbal and non-verbal approach. This serves to encourage the patient in their communication (Andres & Boyle, 2016). Thirdly, it is necessary to ask necessary questions which help to understand the patient’s culture and their specific issues. It is also important to be able to assess a patient through the target language without making any assumption for the interaction to be fruitful. Lastly, communication needs to be clear using gestures and symbols where necessary (Lopes Campelo et al., 2018). Above all, the nurse or clinician needs to be sensitive to the beliefs and practices throughout a session.

This paper is for a healthcare financial management course . In the paper clearly state the economic entity , specific decision areas in question and why they are important , major economic , financial influences , threats trends and opportunities surrounding the decision and actions or recommended directions that would best fit the target organizations . Use practitioner and medical journals , business publications and academic journals to assist with this topic . Follow this outline : 1.Implementation of Telehealth services in behavioral health practices A. What is Telehealth B.The rapid expansion of Telehealth services C. What providers can offer Telehealth services D. How Telehealth is used 2. The Advantages of Telehealth A. Minimal expense /cost effective B. Convienient C. Health care demand 3. The disadvantages of Telehealth services A. Insurance Coverage B. No physical examination or diagnosis/delay in immediate needs C.HIPPA and compliance issues 4. Covid-19 and the expansion of Telehealth services A. Covid-19 and the expansion of Telehealth services B. Emergency Rules for telemedicine visits C.Is Telehealth the future as a response to COVID-19 pandemic 5. Conclusion Summary