1. Tests and measures useful for indications which ambulatory assistive device is appropriate include:

Select one:

a. balance assessment

b. six minute walk test

c. lower extremity goniometry

d. quality of life survey

Post an explanation of how competing needs, such as the needs of the workforce, resources, and patients, may impact the development of policy. Then, describe any specific competing needs that may impact the national healthcare issue/stressor you selected. What are the impacts, and how might policy address these competing needs? Be specific and provide examples.

1. An outbreak of salmonellosis occurred after an epidemiology department luncheon, which was attended by 485 faculty and staff. Assume everyone ate the same food items. Sixty-five people had fever and diarrhea; five of these people were severely affected. Subsequent laboratory tests on everyone who attended the luncheon revealed an additional 72 cases. Foods served at the luncheon included home-canned olives, chicken salad, homemade flavored drink mix, freshly baked rolls, and raw vegetables. Based on your understanding of foods that potentially are capable of transmitting salmonella, the most likely source of the outbreak was:

   	A.	freshly baked rolls.
   	B.	raw vegetables.
   	C.	home-canned olives.
   	D.	undercooked chicken.
   	E.	drink mix.

The Late Preterm Infant

Marie is a 32-year-old G3 P2002 who arrived at the hospital in active labor at 35 weeks. She is 7 cm dilated and quickly progresses to delivery of a 5-pound male infant with Apgar scores of 9 and 9.

1. What additional risk factors does this infant have compared with an infant born at 39 weeks?

2. What nursing interventions are indicated in the delivery room with the late preterm infant?

3. What should the mother be taught regarding infant feeding?

4. Marie states she would like to go home the next day. She states that her other children need her and it seems like the baby is doing fine. She states the baby has breastfed a couple of times, but he is just tired. What education is appropriate at this time?

5. Marie is now being discharged home with her infant at 2 days postpartum. The infant has been feeding well and has experienced no complications. What is priority teaching for this family?

Recent studies support the potential of a drug that is derived from the metal iridium to effectively treat cancer. This experimental drug, Drug ZL105, has not been tested for efficacy and toxicity. Imagine that you are the one responsible for approving or denying the use of this drug within the United States. Your job is to propose the testing that is needed for this drug to be determined as safe and effective for the treatment of cancer in humans. In your research and discussion, you should address the questions below.

1. What model(s) will you use for testing (i.e., animal, cell cultures, computer simulations)? Explain the choice of model, and provide support for the reliability of the model. Discuss the pros and cons of your choice.
2. In determining the safety and effectiveness of the drug, would it be necessary to test efficacy, toxicity, and lethality? Explain what each of these tests are for and whether or not one or more of the tests are necessary for your determination.
3. Provide your thoughts on what information you hope to gather from your tests and whether or not the same protocol should be used for various categories of products such as drugs, cosmetics, and herbal medicines.

Your case study assignment should be three to four pages in length, not including the title or reference page, and utilize at least three reliable references. Use APA style guidelines in writing this assignment, following APA rules for formatting, quoting, paraphrasing, citing, and referencing.

What are the presumptive, probable and positive signs of pregnancy?

How to get cure from covid 19,, at home after being positive in covid 19.

An antibody titer was done on a patient and antibodies ___________ were found to be in large numbers compared to IgG. This tells us that the patient had ___________ infection.

Question A1 John has started on oral Ciprofloxacin for treatment of his acute bronchitis. He developed oral thrush (Candidiasis) three days later, which is confirmed to be caused by the antibiotic therapy.

(a) Identify the class of antibiotics of which Ciprofloxacin belongs to and briefly describe its mechanism of action.

(b) Explain why John would develop Candidiasis infection after commencing the antibiotic therapy.

Question A2 Both Drug A and Drug B produce similar therapeutic effect for treatment of cardiac arrhythmias. The ED50 and TD50 of Drug A are 200mg and 1g respectively, whereas the ED50 of Drug B is 250mg with a TD50 of 2g.

(a) Calculate the therapeutic index (TI) of these two drugs.

(b) Determine which drug is safer for administration and clearly explain your answer.

What are the possible health conditions if your client absent of corneal reflex?

Explain the pathophysiology of acute renal failure in a patient who is suffering from severe haemorrhage resulting from a motor vehicle accident.

A middle-aged man is admitted to the hospital complaining of substernal chest pain. Describe the specific health information to be collected from the patient concerning his pain symptom by applying the PQRST approach to aid the diagnosis of angina pectoris.

Describe the etiology of Type 2 diabetes mellitus and identify EIGHT associated symptoms by clearly relating them to the early stage and late stage of the disease respectively