pediatric assessment, fluid and electrolytes and the child’s experience of hospitalization Directions Review the pediatric assessment, fluid and electrolytes and the child’s experience of hospitalization in your course text: Leifer, G. (2019). Introduction to maternity and pediatric nursing. St. Louis, MO: Elsevier. Read the following case study and reply to the proceeding questions. **Please note that while your responses do not need to be in the form of a formal essay, it is expected that all responses contain your rational and are supported by credible sources referenced using APA 6th edition**. Submit your assignment via drop box by 2359hr of the assigned due date     Case Study: Yasmin is a 12 month old female who was brought to the Emergency Department by her aunt. Yasmin’s aunt anxiously reports that the child has been having diarrhea for the past two days and “is not her usual self”. She adds that the child is fussy, lethargic, not feeding well and when she attempted to give Yasmin acetaminophen she spit it out. Yasmin’s aunt reports that her parents are out of town,…

Pathogen Essay Guideline Select a pathogen of your own choice: Virus, Bacteria, Fungi, Protozoa or microscopic worms. Do not select any pathogens out in the web, but it must be a microbe pathogen. It will be graded on the depth knowledge, ability to explain clearly, extensiveness of the research, citations, and AUTHENTICITY.  Utilizing vocabulary words used in class is crucial. Your essay should be typed and double-spaced on standard-sized paper (8.5″ x 11″), with 1″ margins on all sides. You should use a clear font that is highly readable, 12 pt. Times New Roman font.  Use APA format to make references.  Minimum of 3 references are required.   Expected page numbers: 3 to 5 pages including reference page.   Introduction: 5 points State the name of the pathogen (Genus species). Include both scientific and common name (if any). Type of pathogen Unique characteristics of pathogen[unique_solution] Size? Color? Shape? Mode of movement? Gram neg? Gram pos? Prokaryote? Eukaryote? Do they form into a spore? Where are they commonly found? Optimal growth conditions? pH? Temp? oxygen? Require host? You may include an…

 high turnover rates and non-appearance among the call focus operators at the insurance agency The report looks to propose a decrease in the turnover pace of the call focus specialists in the insurance agency from 35% to 10%. The factors for turnover rate were gathered utilizing study information and the improvement procedure created by the appraisal of this information. Even though compensation might be the noteworthy explanation behind leaving toward the beginning of the business, its pertinence diminished yet slanted altogether in the first year of enlistment. After some time, the call focus specialists were more worry about the apparent absence of vocation openings than anything else. The insurance agency has endeavored to persuade the representatives by utilizing money related impetuses that depend on momentary outcomes. Be that as it may, there were unintended outcomes of the funds related motivations since the arrangement was not painstakingly structured. The organization should work quicker, less expensive, and better to stay in front of the challenge just as fulfill the expanding clients’ desire. Purpose of the Proposal The report investigates the meanings behind…

punishing innocent people for the crimes of others Suppose there is a killer in the loose, and the police decide that to stop the killer and reduce tension in the community, they will frame an innocent man to suffer for the crimes of the culprit. The utilitarian theory would argue that framing the innocent man is appropriate because it maximizes the pleasure utility, which in this case, reduces the tension in the community and the people are happy because of the arrest of the murderer. Act utilitarianism (AUh) is a theory of morality which maintains that an act is only right if it increases pleasure utility, that is, the quantity of pleasure generated by an act for all concerned, minus the overall amount of pain produced by the act. Under utilitarian factors, an innocent person suffering on behalf of a perpetrator seems appropriate. On the other hand, a theory against AUh would maintain that framing an innocent man for the crimes he did not commit is off-limits. This is because it is against the definition of punishment, it would result…

What to Do if You Get a DUI in Montana Montana DUI laws refer to “Under the Influence” as the inability to operate a motor vehicle due to the consumption of alcohol, drugs, or both. Often the prosecutors in Montana use several physical characteristics as evidence to prove that you are under the influence and unable to drive safely. These pieces of evidence may include your driving patterns, physical appearance, chemical tests, and field sobriety tests. However, the Montana law allows a judge to base the conviction solely on chemical analyses. Here is what to do after if you get a DUI in Montana. Chemical Test. Montana laws require you to take a chemical test, and it is punishable under the law if you refuse. The results of the chemical test give several data, but the most notable is your current blood alcohol level. The results allow the officer to deduce the level of alcohol in your system at the time of the arrest. Do not refuse the test because you will have much to lose. Contact an Attorney. Montana…

 how the Manitoba Legislative building expressed the power of Manitoba Over the past decades, and especially during the colonial period, rulers and political leaders in most parts of the world used to identify their territories by unique architectural structures. Such structures had deep meaning in terms of power and the leadership of the region. A good example of such structures is the Manitoba Legislative building, which was constructed in 1920. The architectural design of the Manitoba legislative building, which was carried out by Architecture Worthington Simon and Henry Boddington III, represented the art of rulers, including its scale and design. This paper aim at explaining and illustrating how the Manitoba Legislative building expressed the power of Manitoba providence by its architectural design as well as its magnificent statues surrounding it. The Manitoba legislative building expresses the power of the provincial government in the following ways. The magnificent architectural design of the Manitoba legal building shows the power of the Manitoba provincial government. This building was designed in a unique way as its exterior and interior taking shapes of sacred geometry…

prison sentences In the country, strict rules are governing the use of mails in both the jail as well as prisons. However, it should be noted that prison sentences that are longer are not simple to endure. The main reason is that such sentences denote years or in some cases, months of separation from an individual’s loved ones. For this reason, when it comes to letters, inmates always feel an emotional connection with the letter because, in most cases, they help the inmates to pass the time, creating a sense of belonging (DeHart, Shapiro, & Clone, 2018). Notably, over the past years, the established rules governing the sending or receiving of emails in both prisons and jails have been developed. Regardless, the rules usually vary from one state to another and from prison to prison. Correctional staffs always face a challenge of whether to mail cards or letters to the individuals who are not in the approved mailing list on behalf of the inmates. In this respect, it is wrong for a correctional officer to mail cards and letters to…

Social & Cultural Issues in Counseling   Final Immersion Project Guidelines Overview Over the course of the term, each student will participate in an in-depth investigation of a cultural group different from their own.  Topical groups may be selected from those discussed in class or any other group of interest for the student.  This experience is designed in a series of steps to immerse students into the worldview and experiences of their assigned group. It is also designed to expose students to community resources and cultural context beyond campus. The group will be examined from multiple perspectives and the investigation will involve increasing levels of engagement and personal involvement. Personal contact is a robust way for counselors in training to increase their level of comfort with and to decrease their level of anxiety about culturally diverse individuals. One of the purposes of this multi-tiered approach is to help you learn, grow, or change regarding your relationship with culturally diverse people. The steps of the project include:   Step 1.  Learning through Reading and Reflection: Read at least 5 scholarly, peer-reviewed…

Ethical Minute Paper The purpose is to learn how to apply both the ACÁ Code of Ethics and the New Jersey state board code of ethics to common ethical scenarios. Paper must be in current APÁ format. Body of the paper must be 1-2 pages, the abstract must be 150-200 words, and the paper must include at least 2 references. Citations for both ACÁ and the NJ state code of ethics must be included as the 2 required references. Note the title page, abstract, and reference page DO NOT count toward the required page length. Must be well thought out and demonstrate critical thinking. All references must be from professional sources no informal websites. Attached you will find “A Helpful Receptionist”. Divide the paper into the following headings and answer the questions: Identified Problem: Did the receptionist violate the principle of confidentiality? Applicable ACÁ Codes: Which ethics codes for the ACÁ apply to this scenario? (Make sure to include the code numbers) Applicable State Codes: Which ethics codes from NJ practice act apply to this scenario? (Make sure to include…

Ethical dilemmas in the health care fild  Writing guide line Introduction Your assignment is to write a paper with a minimum of four pages that contains a thorough analysis of an ethical decision in the medical field, assessing the situation and the possible resolutions through as many of the “lenses” discussed in this course as are relevant. The purpose of this project is to give you practice and show your current ability to identify, assess, and weigh relevant medical ethics issues when confronted with a new decision. The goal of this project is to demonstrate your ability to use the knowledge that you’ve obtained in your Law, Ethics, and Confidentiality in Allied Health course. Your reading materials should be your primary reference Writing Guidelines Type your submission, double-spaced, in a standard print font, size 12. Use a standard document format with one-inch margins. (Don′t use any fancy or cursive fonts.) Use proper citation and include a reference page in APA style. Proofread your work carefully. Check for correct spelling, grammar, punctuation, and capitalization. Pfx logo white Help Notifications User Menu…