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ASSIGNMENT LEVEL: MEDICINE: MASTER PROGRAMME IN  DIABETES  Essay Assignment for  (2,000 words)   Part A  Discuss the current recommendations regarding glycaemic targets in diabetes, including details on the evidence for and against tight glucose control and prevention of micro- and macro-vascular complications.    Part B  Describe how to carry out a comprehensive cardiovascular risk assessment in people living with diabetes. Take into consideration age, gender and whether they have Type 1 or Type 2 diabetes. Note: Style : American Medical Association

PHIL 341 Critical Reasoning     Who are you? What do you believe? What cognitive biases do you have? These are big questions to answer, but necessary to consider before moving forward in your personal and professional life. In a one- to two-page paper, consider the people and experiences that have shaped how you see yourself, how you see life, and, most importantly, how they have shaped your biases. ·        Describe a minimum of three things you believe to be true, such as the existence of God, right vs. wrong, morality, and what it means to be a “good” person. ·        Explain, in detail, where, when, and how you acquired these beliefs (including the other people or experiences that have influenced you most), how these beliefs have made you who you are today, and why these beliefs are important.

As the West capitalized upon the advantages accrued through the gunpowder revolution, warfare began to undergo both subtle and drastic shifts.  As the social transformative effects of modernization – Nationalism, Libertarianism, Industrialization, Urbanization – affected the basic character of Western society, so too did warfare change.  On some levels these processes were slow – tactics, for example, followed the basic parameters established in the 1600s well into the Nineteenth Century.  Yet other changes – including conscription, nationalist ideology, and technological change – exerted dramatic shifts in the pre-existing paradigm.  By 1914, however, the weight of these many transformative forces overwhelmed not only how war was waged and perceived by the general public; it overturned the very bedrock of Western perceptions of self and community.   As this unit’s primary readings highlight, the nineteenth century saw the birth of the literate society.  With primary education becoming more prevalent across class boundaries, more and more individuals acquired basic skills in reading and writing, fueling in turn the growth of the literate middle class.  Literature in turn captured the sense of transformative changes that were being experienced across society.  This is particularly true of two of the assignment readings – Stephen Crane’s The Red Badge of Courage and Robert Graves’ Good-bye to All That.  And while the third – Audie Murphy’s memoir To Hell and Back – is a sanitized memoir of his personal experiences during the Second World War, it also stands out as an overlooked classic account of the intimate connections between war and sanity.   So this unit’s assignment is a little different in scope and purpose.  Since one of the main purposes of this week is to introduce you to the influence of history on literature (and vice versa), you will in essence be completing a contextualization literary exercise.  In short, you will be writing a comparative book review.  Thus, in a minimum of 2,500 words, you will compare how the three books address the issues posed above.  Your assignment should not be a mere encapsulation of the plot elements and character development in each book, completed in turn.  An ideal assignment should address the question of transformative change over the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, and consider how each account attempts to make each of its subjects more accessible to the reading public.    In addition to the novels and memoir, you should use the other course readings (including the excerpts from John Keegan’s Face of Battle and Michael C.C. Adams’ Living Hell). As always you may employ outside sources as well – though remember: NO WIKIS!!!

Analyze the state test for Mississippi.

Describe social-cognitive perspective with the humanistic perspective.

Describe Childhood and Delinquency.

Directions Create a handout, pamphlet, or other resource that you might give to a patient that would help explain the concepts of pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics as they relate to psychiatric medications. Be sure your resource addresses the following concepts: Absorption Bioavailability Clearance Distribution Elimination Half-life Metabolism Plasma concentration Steady-state Include a reference list for any sources cited.

Answer the following prompts in an essay format: First, select a social problem to analyze throughout this course. You may select from the list or come up with a social problem you wish to analyze:  Euthanasia Illiteracy Human Trafficking Alcohol abuse Inequity in the workplace  Drug Abuse Poverty Child Abuse Juvenile Delinquency Economic inequality  Remember, you will use your selected social problem to complete other assignments throughout this course. In an essay format, cite one scholarly source from the GCU library in addition to the textbook and complete the following: Describe your selected social problem in its social context. (55- 75words). Use your sociological imagination to explain how the selected social problem is influenced by society (75-100 words). Select the theoretical perspective(s) (functionalist, conflict, and interactionist) that best aligns with the social problem you’ve selected to analyze in this course. Explain why the theoretical perspective(s) you chose is best to explain the selected social problem. Next, use that theoretical perspective(s) to explain how your selected social problem came to be and how it is perpetuated. (150-200 words)

Select a terrorist group from the text (or another in which you can locate substantial information). Prepare an essay covering, in detail, the following: Briefly describe the nature of the organization.  Be sure to include Name of the Terrorist Organization Country of Origin History of Organization Structure of the Organization Affiliations with Other Organizations Typology (political, religious, or social [special interest]) Characteristics of Members (Status, Education, Age, Gender) Objectives Tactics (bombings, armed attacks, arson, assassination, hostage taking, hijacking, WMDs, other [be specific and include examples) Targets Intended Impacts Any other information of interest. Requirements: Follow the above “Writing Assignment Protocols.” Your paper must be at least 5 pages (only). (Do not include the title page or reference page in your page count.)  (Points will be deducted for not meeting [five full pages] or exceeding the page limit.) Your essay should be thorough, yet concise, and in your own words.  Proofread your paper before submitting. You must use your textbook and at least two (3) other scholarly articles to support your position/findings. Use the MDC Library and the textbook to locate research to support your paper. Upload digital copy via Blackboard Learn.

“Comprehensive data analyses focused on the continuous improvement of the entire learning organization will result in continuous improvement plans that will improve learning for all students. Explain why demographic data is essential and answer the question, “who are we?” Does your current worksite need to address a change in student demographic through leadership teams? Explain if yes or no. 3. View the 5 minute video below and answer the following questions: https://www.teachingchannel.org/videos/changing-student-demographics (Links to an external site.) ·       Why did the school’s leadership team structure and focus need to change? ·       What kinds of work do the leadership teams undertake? ·       How are leadership teams evolving to support instructional improvement at the school?