Albert Einstein and his contributions to the field of mathematics Various mathematicians are known worldwide due to their significant contributions to the field of mathematics. In my research, I am going to write about a famous mathematician called Albert Einstein and his contributions to the field of mathematics and how he has been helping people to solve various problems in the real world. Albert Einstein has always been considered one of the greatest mathematicians of the twentieth century. He was an American with a German origin who was born in Ulm, in Württemberg, a state that is found in Germany on the fourteenth day of March in the year 1879(Contributor, 2020). He was one of the best students, which is the direct opposite of what other people typically think about. It is believed that his teacher had once told him that he could not be successful in anything. He is a trained teacher who trained in the fields of mathematics and physics from the Swiss Federal Polytechnic School. He then studied for and graduated with a diploma, and he, later…

 King’s Theory of Goal Attainment The middle-level theory that I am going to put into consideration in this assignment is the King’s Theory of Goal Attainment. This theory describes how dynamic interpersonal relationships between any person and the patients grow as well as develop towards the attaining of the patient’s life goals. The approach puts into consideration the various factors contributing to the attainment of the goals as roles, the time, and the stress on the patient. This theoretical framework has three basic systems which are the personal, interpersonal as well as the social systems of the patient. Each of the three systems has its specific concepts for the perception of the personal system, development, and self-growth. The basic concepts for the interpersonal systems include interaction, transaction, communication, and roles. The social system concepts are power, authority, decision making, and status. The human life revolves around dynamic health changes and experiences, which is an implication that the person goes about adjustments continuously as there is an inherent presence of stressor within both the internal and external environments. The CAUTIs is…

effectiveness of checklist-based protocols on health outcomes The peer is successful in making the readers understand the thesis of the article, which is assessing the effectiveness of the obstetric hemorrhage morbidity through a checklist-based protocol. He or she appreciates the authors of the selected material, vividly stating the objective of such a masterpiece. The selection of the article is appropriate because it relies on a qualitative study to ascertain the effectiveness of checklist-based protocols on health outcomes. The article also makes a significant reference to evidence-based practice in nursing. While the evidence-based approach incorporates well-designed preferences and studies, a quality improvement study aims to improve clinical practice by analyzing data related to health outcomes and processes. In this regard, both approaches seek to provide cost-effective and quality care to patients. I agree with the assertion that a quality study improves the compliance and accuracy of nursing practices. The peer also makes a sound conclusion that checklist-based protocol has been effective in improving the health outcomes for patients with postpartum hemorrhage, especially the mothers. However, the peer does not state that…

Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein: Ethical Issues Mary Shelly’s Frankenstein mythical novel addresses ethical issues. Over the years, there has been controversy about how Mary Shelley’s defines human nature and how a human reacts in various situations. To explores, Mary Shelley’s build utilized the relationship between morality/faith and sciences, which she brings it throughout the novel with the advancement of science. As science improve, Frankenstein continues to explain the controversies. Mary Shelley’s address the limit and restrained the society had placed on scientific in defining the quantity of human. The novel wrote in the early 19th century, still foreshadows the world’s most scientific research today. Therefore, this paper will concentrate on the definitions of nature, the controversy of science and morality, the limits to scientific inquiry, and how Mary Shelly’s Frankenstein ties in with today’s society. Frankenstein uniquely explores human nature through character development and the creature.  Also, as the human creature, he established the limits on what he does in response to his deformities. According to Jara et al. (2018), human beings are born with innate ideas, that there existed an…

Recommendation letter for Mitchelle   To whom it may concern:   Mitchelle is one of the smartest young teachers I have met. Despite her tender age, she has proven to be a reliable pacesetter in the teaching industry. She teaches science to learners from grades one to grade eight. She pursues big dreams with a significant focus on furthering her education in graduate school. Without a doubt, the graduate school would enrichen the power in Mitchelle to change society and make the world a better place. Taking the position of a close work friend and adviser, I recommend Mitchelle as a fabulous resource in society.   For the years I have worked with Mitchelle, I have come to learn her strong traits that define her uniqueness. She is extraordinary in her faculty for sciences. She thinks like an analyst and always seeks to provide solutions to challenges. Her work ethic is beyond reproach. As a passionate teacher, she enjoys equipping her students with practical knowledge and life skills. Beyond her spectrum of responsibility, Mitchelle offers voluntary services in society. She…

Radiation Hotspots Radiation has been known to be among the most harmful phenomena that human beings can be subjected to. However, there are instances where the government projects carelessly failed to control the storage of the radiation rays and thereby allowed them into the society without considering the impacts that such exposure may cause to the people living in these regions. As much as the radiation was let out as an accident, the government did not respond in time to salvage the situation. According to Tabuchi, “since the early days of the nuclear accident, the world’s second-worst after Chernobyl, that that the vagaries of wind and rain had scattered worrisome amounts of radioactive materials in unexpected patterns far outside the evacuation zone 12 miles around the stricken plant”. Considering the gravity of such contents on the human body, the government was expected to have to take action immediately to stop the spread of the radiation rays. Tokyo and Japan have also experienced some effects that were caused by the radiation spots. Following the negative impact that these rays have on…

cause and the effects of COVID-19 pandemic COVID-19 is the word that spews through the internet at the moment. The newly discovered virus is trending on all social media platforms. The virus not only rolls major global financial markets, but it has also prompted governments to administer curfews and issue travel bans. It spreads like wildfire, that some countries are in total lockdown. The disease has already caused several deaths, while thousands are testing positive across the world. People are coming with all kinds of conspiracy theories, which may cause mayhem, thus making it difficult to control the spread of the virus. In this article, I am going to shed some light on the cause and the effects of this pandemic. COVID-19 is a highly infectious disease caused by severe respiratory syndrome coronavirus. Most people refer to it as a coronavirus, but it is a strain of coronaviruses. They are called coronaviruses because they exhibit traits of a spiked corona (crown) around its lipid membrane. Even though they are not enough scientific research to trace the exact origin of the…

Lake Winnipeg Eutrophication Eutrophication is the enrichment of a water body with nutrients and minerals. It leads to the overgrowth of algae, which depletes oxygen levels suffocating other living organisms in a water body, including fish. The eutrophication in Lake Winnipeg can be attributed to various activities including the municipal sewage from Winnipeg’s sewage treatment plants, the loss of key wetland areas, the deteriorating status of the Netley-Libau marsh, excessive of agricultural fertilizers, tile drainage into the red river valley from farmlands, the lake’s internal phosphorous loading, climate change, and the failure of Manitoba Hydro to do more to fix this eutrophication. If I had the magical power to solve one of these causes of the eutrophication in Lake Winnipeg, I would choose to address the issue of climate change. Besides climate change, the only other problem I believe to be natural is the challenge of the lake’s internal phosphorous loading. However, artificial intervention through ecological engineering can be used to minimize the amount of internal phosphorous loading at the lake through such approaches as planting macrophytes and stocking more…