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Case Scenario # 2A single mother has accompanied her two daughters, aged 15 and 13, to a women’s health clinic and has requested that the girls receive a pelvic examination and be put on birth control. The girls have consented to the exam but seem unsettled. Write a detailed one-page narrative explaining the health assessment information required for a diagnosis of your selected patient (include the scenario number). Explain how you would respond to the scenario as an advanced practice nurse using evidence-based practice guidelines and applying ethical considerations. Justify your response using at least three different references from current evidence-based literature.

In the following passages, bracket and number the logically relevant parts and then, using the numbers, illustrate its structure with a diagram (use the box provided or use another piece of paper).1. It was Brenden Minogue who robbed the Mahoning National Bank last week. It must have been Brenden: obviously the bank robber was Irish, because he was singing “Danny Boy” when he walked into the bank; and we know the robber was a philosopher, because he was carrying Aristotle’s Metaphysics to a bank robbery; and Brenden is the only Irish philosopher in the area.2. We should stop giving faculty special parking spaces closest to the classroom buildings and instead give those spaces to students. After all, students deserve the best parking spaces, because they pay tuition. Also, faculty needs the extra exercise they would get from walking further to class. And furthermore, students usually have to carry heavier book bags than faculty carry.II. Identify a relevant unstated assumption in the followingNo true American believes in unilateral disarmament, and therefor Joe is no true American.III. Identify who bears the burden of proof, stating your reasonsClosing argument to the jury by the District Attorney in a murder trial: “Counsel for the defense has entertained us with the ever-popular defense that lawyers call SODDI: Some Other Dude Did It. But, as you consider your verdict, keep this in mind: the defense lawyer never told you who that other dude is, and never gave you any evidence that he—whoever that dude is–is the murderer.”IV. Do any of the following commit the appeal to ignorance? Yes or no.1. The fact that no air samples were gathered at the worksite and no blood and urine measures were obtained at the time of exposure leads us to conclude that there is compelling evidence that this patient’s workplace exposure eventuated in cerebral damage. – “Lead poisoning in an oil-pipeline maintenance worker” Arc. Envr. Hlth, 1995 2. Some people are skeptical of astrology and astrological predictions, but obviously there is at least some truth to astrology, since none of the skeptics has been able to conclusively prove that all forms of astrology are completely wrong.3. Science studies the natural. That is all we ask of it. If there is any fact or truth beyond nature, science knows nothing about it and has nothing to say on the subject. –Richard Metz, “Don’t Throw Crack-pottery at Haunted Houses, “New York Times, 1996.V. Say whether the following commit the fallacy of ambiguity/equivocation or the fallacy of amphiboly (10 points).1. Clearly, the governor has no respect for the negative environmental impact caused by wasting paper; in his recent podcast, he urged people to conserve water and waste paper.2. Opponents of capital punishment say that there is danger of executing innocent people. But that’s nonsense, since no one is really innocent, right? As it says somewhere, “Let he who is innocent cast the first rock”. VI. Give me two examples of euphemism.

Please read W. Micheal Hoffman’s “Business and Environmental Ethics” pp. 5201. Why does Hoffman disagree with Norman Bowie on the moral obligation of a corporation to the environment? (Section I)2. What is the difference between the humanistic position of environmental ethics and the naturalistic or biocentric position in environmental ethics? (Section III)3. Why does Hoffman endorse the biocentric position? What does it imply for business ethics? (Section III)4. Do you agree with Hoffman that the biocentric position should be adopted for making moral decisions in a business context? Why or why not?

Write a a paper connecting English poet / Author – Lord Byron to his time period which is the romanticism era.

This week, we’re looking at a relatively new form of musical theater, the jukebox musical. While the musical has always included song and dance revues and compilation shows, the jukebox musical is a new genre that takes previously produced music by a well-known artist – Carole King, the Four Seasons, Cher, etc. – and may do one of two things – create an original story that interpolates an artist’s songs – as in Mamma Mia! or Moulin Rouge – or tell the story of the artist herself through her own music. In the reading, Millie Taylor refers to this as the bio-musical, using Jersey Boys as her case study. Beautiful is also a bio-musical, telling the story of Carole King’s rise to singing and songwriting fame. Do you think the bio-musical is the best form for using previously recorded music in a show? Or would you prefer an original story? What do you think is the advantage of the bio-musical? Does it have disadvantages? What are the advantages and disadvantages of an original story? Feel free to reference other jukebox musicals like Mamma Mia!, Jagged Little Pill or Ain’t Too Proud to Beg if you are familiar with them. Were you familiar with the music of Carole King before listening to the musical? If so, what did you think about the musical’s interpretation of her songs? Do you know Cher’s music and what did you think about the Tony Awards performance? Should jukebox musicals be concerned with accurately presenting the music of the artist they are representing or should jukebox musicals reinterpret popular music?These questions are, of course, only suggestions. Please feel free to write your own response as the material moves you.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i6FitKcf5Y8&feature=youtu.be

Write an essay that is 1 to 1-1/2 typed pages regarding the Coronavirus pandemic in which you discuss: (1) how it has changed you and/or your family, friends emotionally, intellectually, physically, spiritually, philosophically; (2) lessons you’ve learned that you think others should have learned as well.

Discuss cultural communication in Health care.

Write on procedure discussion and conclusion of Subsurface infiltration Basin

Corona Virus Vaccine (read this link attached)https://www.businessinsider.com/coronavirus-vaccine-may-be-impossible-to-produce-scientists-covid-2020-4This could be the single most impactful article (attached) that I have read in many years as a microbiologist. I agree for the most the information in this article can possibly change the way we live the rest of our lives from this point forward. please answer the questions below in a discussion board.Questions:1. please respond to the article, comment, make a connection, 2. what was your initial feeling?3. Does the science sound accurate /precise?https://www.businessinsider.com/coronavirus-vaccine-may-be-impossible-to-produce-scientists-covid-2020-4https://www.businessinsider.com/coronavirus-vaccine-may-be-impossible-to-produce-scientists-covid-2020-4

Write a paper about Native Americans and the story Yuuyaraq: The Way of the Human Being, by Harold Napoleon and other things we have learned in this class.