Prompts Response Prompt 1 The 31-year-old patient suffers an inflammation in her urinary tract, which is acute cystitis, which is often caused by reactions to some medication, irritation from some products or other diseases. The patient, however, is not allergic to drugs, but her urine has a susceptible E. coli. The students consider going for a first-line agent, which is highly advisable (Mehnert-Kay, 2005) in the treatment of uncomplicated UTI. Still, he has to rule out “nitrofurantoin 100 mg po BID * 7 days.” The bacteria are sensitive to ciprofloxacin, chloramphenicol and nitrofurantoin (Rondanina et al.,2019). The student is right for not choosing levofloxacin and cephalexin as they are not first-choice agents. Therefore, the recommended drug would be “TMP/SMX DS (160 mg/ 800 mg) po BID * 3 days”. This is per the guidelines from the Infectious diseases society of America. Prompt 2 The student selected a vital practice area. Individuals convicted for crimes and those awaiting trial. They are often affected by allergic rhinitis, whose response is watery eyes, itchiness and sneezing (Seidman et al., 2015). The student compares…
Research Methodology:Postpositivism The positivist is a paradigm that can be named evaluated data. The speculations tested, and the objectives are applied (Muijs, 2010). The truth viewed as not the same as the professional. The theory is straightforwardly watched (Wimmer and Dominick, 2013). the positivist paradigm connected with the perspective on social the truth is target and outer. Axiological convictions speak to the positivist research paradigm as etic. With the specialist keeping up a target position about the information gathered. In epistemology, the aggregated data and realities have enough info (Wayhuni, 2012). Right now, hopes to determine fundamental pragmatic issues. It investigates connections through measurable study and scans for law-like speculations. Right now, the positivist paradigm made as a method that applies logical strategies to cultural wonders or conduct. This way, it is upheld by observational information and sensible thinking. With the supporting proof presents to be unquestionable and verified (Creswell, 2013). By and by, there exist a few negative ramifications related to the positivist paradigm that makes it improper for exploratory research (Lederman and Abell, 2014). Various shortcomings are because…
Research: Composition Kirk & Wen-Mei (2016) argues that composition is the most basic requirement for a designer. The first thing a person or reader looks at when viewing at a set of data is the colour, position and presentation of the diagram. Composition form the last step for designers where they have to think of composition in a way such as the positioning of the graphics, their arrangements besides sizes of the charts, how the interactive controls, as well as annotated elements, have been used across the project and finally the decisions made regarding each table. All these considerations are observed due to the need to accomplish the final objective, which is optimum readability. Therefore, this paper will discuss composition using the project level as well as chart-level composition options. Composition The composition is considered an essential aspect of data visualization. It concerns with particular physical preferences, connections between visible possessions in which may result in efficient readings and understanding for the reader. The composition is significantly vital during project construction and emphasizes on bringing together various elements in…
Number of Household Members and Wealth Index Score Summary of the dataset The data utilized in this case was adopted from the Demographic and health survey, where a total of 6290 respondents were included in the survey. The wealth index score provides a cumulative understanding of a household’s living standards based on the integration of different measures. The different levels of living standards present a different approach, which helps define a different level emphasis under which it is easier to maintain a proper focus on individual development (Chakraborty et al., 2016). Low-income countries tend to have a very low wealthy index compared to high-income countries. This is mainly a result of different factors that present a highly specific consideration on critical aspects such as the average age of household heads, education attainment, and employment status (Duraiappah, 2018). The wealth index encompasses different factors that can be assessed independently to help understand specific concepts that help in building an understanding of individual social and economic development within a given setting. Therefore this research focuses on establishing the underlying factors which influence…
The idea of the ideal man, as presented by Confucius The idea of the ideal man, as presented by Confucius, is impressive. The current society across the globe, in my opinion, has fewer Chun-Tzu individuals compared to earlier communities. First, the idea of seeking to be a ‘gentleman’ in the context of the teachings presented by Confucius is a possible and achievable endeavour. Individuals can try to improve themselves – a great example of a typical individual goal across society. It is possible to achieve the mentality of the Junzi. Still, various characteristics of this man require an advanced and heightened level of self-consciousness and discipline – which I feel has deteriorated over time and is lacking in the current society. It is most visible in vital areas such as leadership where, unlike in the communities in Confucius’ time, fundamental qualities have eroded, leaving the world in a compromised state of affairs. The 21st-century poses various challenges to Confucianism as a thought and approach to life. For example, the complexity of today’s society at multiple levels poses hurdles for individuals…
REFLECTION ON SOCIAL WORK PLACEMENT Introduction It’s a chilly morning and am having this home visit with my placement educator who is a senior social worker at Early Restorative Practice (RES), on my first day of placement at a service user’s home. I was very privileged to attend this meeting upon my PE request and consent from the service users. The meeting proved to be a very fruitful one for the vast experience of the great ambience around. There was plenty for my observations and the general feel about the place. Confidentiality will be address as I will not be disclosing the individuals that are involved names, location and personal details per the Data Protection Act 1998 and GDPPR 2018. Reaction to the event: My first observation was a conversation between the service users and my placement educator, and both were addressing the issues regarding the visit and what support will be needed to move forward. Still, on my listening skills for the conversation, I heard a big bang noise arriving from upstairs of Mrs B and Mr A…
Reader Response Exercise “Dogs, the Other Victims of the Opioid Crisis” is an article by Douglas Main published in the National Geographic Magazine. The article explores how the opioid crisis has impacted dogs. According to this article, dogs are often the unrecognized victims of the opioid crisis. For instance, a recent peer-reviewed study revealed that around 600 calls are made each year to report accidental ingestion of opioids by pets (Main). Dogs are usually very curious, which results in them ending up sniffing or eating all kind of drugs. Just like in human beings, opioids can have severe effects on dogs. The article by Main left me in disbelief. Before reading this article, I knew that the opioid crisis a serious problem in the country. I knew that the problem has negative effects on the country’s healthcare sector and the economy. However, I was not aware that the abuse and misuse of opioids was a serious problem for dogs. Most importantly, I care very much about dogs. For me, dogs are just as important as human beings. While human beings…
Radiography Student Stressor and Bullying Abstract Purpose: Education policymakers should create an enabling learning environment for students by addressing incivility issues such as stress and bullying and find lasting solutions to enhance their concentration for better results. Perhaps, consistent stress and bullying can affect the performance of students negatively. This study investigated the radiography students’ perception of incivility to get a clear picture. Method: the researcher conducted a survey research method to find out the occurrence and ferocity of incivility cases among radiography students. Additionally, the study examined the available strategies to combat such instances for better learning. Results: Findings reveal that many cases of incivility such as placement, communication, and workload steered by the educators, especially supervisors who have stretched further to students. Findings also reveal that formal training of educators is among the key strategies to combat incivility cases in radiography classes. However, some participants denied reports of incivility cases and credited their supervisors. Conclusion: Participants in this study revealed mixed perceptions concerning incivility. They further pointed out different kinds of incivility issues, such as placements. Besides, the…
Question 1 Typical cyber-attack process In hacking, there exist two types of hackers, a white-hat hacker, and a black hat hacker. A white-hat hacker is a hacker to secure vulnerabilities in networks, hardware, and software. White hackers are also known as ethical hackers and are known for their nature of exploiting vulnerabilities only when given legal permission to do so. A black hat hacker is a hacker who gets into networks, hardware, and software intending to cause harm. Black hat hackers engage in the exploitation of vulnerabilities to gain money or destruction of data and machines. It is, therefore, necessary for one to be an excellent white-hat hacker, he or she must understand how a black hat works. A black hat hacker typically follows a typical method that involves specific steps with the aim of hacking and acquiring what he or she wants. The first step is reconnaissance, where the hacker identifies a vulnerable target and explores the best way to exploit it, and at this point, anyone is a target. Scanning is the second step, and it is…
Cybersecurity Introduction Cyber security is a body of process, practices and technologies designed to protect devices, networks, data and programs from damages, attacks or unauthorized access. It may also refer to the security of information technology. The military, corporate, financial, and medical and government body’s process, collect and store exceptional amount of informations on their computers and electronic devices. Most of the data stored is sensitive and it might include intellectual properties, personal information, financial data and other type of information, which if exposed or falls in the wrong hands, could cause a lot of damage. Organizations usually transmit enormous amount of data across networks during business transactions. Cyber security is therefore the discipline that is dedicated to protect that data and the systems used to store and process it. In the recent past, there have been rise in volumes of erudite cyber-attacks. Thus, organizations tasked to protect information that is related to health, financial records, or national security have to up their game and protect personal and sensitive business data. Digital spying and cyber-attacks are now considered as a…