Professor’s Name Student’s Name Course DDMMYY Nursing: Medical Terminologies A 70-year-old male came in hospital @ 2 pm c/o diabetes mellitus and the B.P. with breathing difficulties found to be acute infarction in his heart’s anterior wall. The older man developed various complications inclusive of renal failure originated from a combination of toxicity and cardiogenic shock. Besides, it was discovered that he has been suffering from COPD in which the health practitioners were forced to put him in I.C.U. for intensive treatment, while in I.C.U., O2 was applied to supplement breathing air supply since he had difficulties in breathing. Before he was taken to I.C.U., the health practitioner jotted down his D.O.B. and in administered before the official start of medication. During the night, E.M.T. attended to the patient to take records of daily bed returns (D.B.R.) and ascertain the patient’s condition during that night. However, the doctor’s prescription of medicine helped the patient in his H.S. to ease the pain. In the morning, a 70-year-old man tried to come out of his bed to pee, but unfortunately, he fell on the floor and fainted.…

Name: Course: Instructor: Date: Multiple Choice Questions How is the marketing mix (4Ps) important to companies? Illustrate your answer with examples. The marketing mix made up of the 4Ps, which are product, price, place, and promotion, have several importances to companies when it comes to business. Firstly, the marketing mix is essential to companies, whereby it helps them understand what their products or services can offer or give to their existing customers. Additionally, marketing is essential to companies as it helps them successfully plan for their product offering. Secondly, a marketing mix is also essential as it helps companies in the planning, developing, and carrying out effective marketing strategies such as they promote their products and acquire new customers in the market (Aghazadeh, 125). The marketing mix also enables companies to utilize their strengths and monitor either weaknesses in avoiding unnecessary costs when it comes to business. For example, a company may decide to run a system checkup on its marketing strategy to determine its effectiveness and where improvement is needed. Thirdly, the marketing mix is essential to companies in…

Student’s Name Instructor’s Name Course Date The Keynesian Macroeconomic Policies The post-Great Depression and World War II-era witnessed the successful implementation of the Keynesian macroeconomic policies, and sequentially, cyclical fluctuations, inflations, and depressions were, to some higher degree, eradicated. Furthermore, through such Keynesian measures, a notable expansion and development within a relatively stable price were ensured (Gaffard et al., 135). Even so, contrary to the propositions by the Keynesian policies, several contrasting trends emerged and sparked perpetual discussions in academic and political circles. During the 1960s and 1970s period, this was the Vietnam War era; countries like the U.S had not increased their taxing to bridge their increasing government expenditures triggered by the war, and this was contrary to the advice by the Keynesian economic experts (Drumond, Carlos & Cleiton, 181). Through this, both the deficits in government expenditure and balance of payments witnessed an increase, with the inflationist trends assuming a continual state. Still, as a consequence, if wrongful incorporation of the Keynesian policies, there was a continual increase in social expenditures in European countries and the U.S. Consequently,…

Classical and Modern Markets Explaining how the Global Financial Crisis [GFC] has had a significant impact on 1) the stability and interconnectedness of international financial markets and economies and 2) the regulatory responses that have been implemented in an attempt to stabilize the financial system. While Commercial Banking was not the only sector to be affected by the GFC, clearly business continuity was threatened, and many were exposed to the very real risk of failure. Business continuity risk management may be said to incorporate a disaster recovery planning process and a disaster recovery response process. Define business continuity risk management. Identify and briefly explain the core components of a disaster recovery planning process. Identify and briefly explain the core components of a disaster recovery response process. Introduction The Global Financial Crisis was one of the biggest financial crises known in the recent times. This was one such crisis which has lead to the global impact whereby the financial conditions of almost all the countries in the world was impacted in some way or the other. There were series of recessionary…

Classical Apologetics           Student’s Name Course Due date                   Both religion and philosophy explain the reasons why some things exist while others do not. Philosophy contends the religious ideas and religion does the same in response. Marylin Monroe asserts that “I believe that everything happens for a reason. People change so that you can learn to let go, things go wrong so that you appreciate them when they’re right, you believe lies so you eventually learn to trust no one but yourself, and sometimes good things fall apart so better things can fall together.” The implication is that nothing is just random in life. While some events could be adverse, Marylin suggests that we could always leverage them to impact our lives positively.  In his mission to unveil the real implication of life, Aristotle proposed that there are two limitations in life. The first is that the world is continually changing and developing and that the future state of things will always be different from that of today. Second,…

  Operationally Defining a Target Behavior The operational definition of the target behavior in this video is temper and hence aggressiveness. After watching the video, the child is experiencing some tantrums because she does not want to leave the horse barn at the county fair for home as being advised by her mother. Despite the mother explaining it is time to leave the facility, it is clear that the child does not seem to buy in the ideas, which results in her temper tantrums through crying. Eventually, it is her father who grabs and carries her home. The type of measurement that I find appropriate in recording the level of occurrence of the target behavior shown by the children will be time duration, which will, in this particular case involved the length of time from the beginning of the behavior to its end. In the scenario from the video, the target behavior occurred for 33 seconds. In the post by Diani Bonilla, on “Tantrum with Teacher, from the Developing Observation Skills” bundle of classroom moments. From the video, it is…

Metallic Question one Design of a processing route to achieve a microstructure that has very fine second phase aluminum alloy 2024 In obtaining fine precipitates for phase two (Ɵ), the alloy is heated to a maximum Cu wt% = 5.65, which comprises a dual-phase (Al+Ɵ ), which is above the solvus level. Single-phase (Al ) is formed above the solvus line (Xie et al. 140). The alloy is then quenched rapidly to very low temperatures, which results in the formation of single-phase supersaturated (Al). Fine precipitates of the second phase are then formed through allowing aging at a much lower temperature. The above process is possible for alloys that have a max. wt% Cu = 5.65 approx. For equilibrium cooling, where the transformational temperature is very high, and this is, therefore, accompanied by much slower nucleation, and the much faster growth results in the formation of course precipitation.  For the quenching processes and then ageing, the associated temperature for transformation is also very low, and these, therefore, results in a much faster nucleation process. The slow growth results in precipitates which…

Organization behavior and analysis Q.1. Hofstede culture theory in Sony Ericsson In the world of business, many companies have their own organizational culture, and Sony Ericsson is not an exception. An organizational culture is a group of internal values and behaviors in any organization, and this involves experiences, ways of thinking, beliefs, and future expectations in an organization. This organizational culture has been an essential factor for driving behavior, decision making, and also in shaping the management style of Sony Ericsson. The organization culture of this company does not require its employees to follow strict dress code or office timings, but rather the employees of the company must abide by business ethics and code of conduct (Tran, 2014). The organizational culture is more concerned with employee satisfaction. This organization makes use of the Hofstede culture theory, and this is used in the analysis of the corporate culture. This model has been applied in the Ericsson organization in different dimensions of the organizational culture, which is used in defining the style of management in an organization. This theory is involved in…

Student’s Name Professor’s Name Course Date   Literature Comprehensive Analysis “The Sound of Silence” Sound of silence art song was composed and released in 1964 by Paul Simon and Garfunkel; it is one of the most iconic recordings in the history of rock-and-roll. The song was integrated into a film “the graduate” where the film director (Mike Nichols) used it as a work track, and later it became the perfect song for the film after its tone fitted properly with the theme of the film. Simon demonstrated most of his principles, which the music did not react initially. He later returned to integrate the doo-wop vocal harmony after becoming obsessed with teenage street music in the 1950s. The song is an oxymoron, which is the incorporation of words with the opposite meaning. For instance, the heading of the song “the sound of silence” explains the communication difficulties among people about their lives. Although it is uncertain about the kind of vision, the singer speculates on injustices, manipulations, brainwashing, and oppression. Without bothering what is behind “while I was sleeping” and…

  Project Scope Albertus Magnus College is a private catholic liberal arts college with 1500 students enrolled currently. However, the client wants to increase their enrolment for this year by offering ample campus opportunities to the students. The enhanced Wi-Fi connection priority of the client due to feedback received by previous students. Study shows 80% undergraduates are using Wi-Fi in higher frequency for studies and assignments work [1]. The college wants to offer a better education to students enrolled. Therefore, the purpose of this report is to present an effective network design for a college campus. Furthermore, college management has asked to design this network through Cisco simulation software. Hence, the scope of the project revolves around the implementation of a network design that offers Wi-Fi services to new students on campus premises. Challenges and Constraints The Wi-Fi network issues are widespread in the college campus and bring several constraints for the maintenance team. Further, people at premises are unaware of cause and spending most of the time in diagnosis and troubleshooting [2]. Therefore, it is essential to gather significant…