1. Many scientists/experts argue that we are quickly approaching the “post-antibiotic” era (in which we have few to no antibiotics left to use because resistance has become widespread). Take a minute to think about the implications of this (in daily life, in medicine, etc.), using the descriptions of the pre-antibiotic era as a reference. What aspect of modern life do you think a lack of antibiotics would have the greatest impact on?
2. Do you feel like machine learning holds the key to solving the problem of antibiotic resistance or do we need to explore other alternatives such as phage therapy, antibodies, etc.?

1.there are treatments for drugs such as antidepressants, antipsychosis, lithium. describe effect, area of use side effects.

2. in which way are prejudices against mentally ill people a threat the their health describe some examples.

1. What is the moral difference (if one exists) between withholding treatment and withdrawing treatment according to Panicola? Between killing a patient (euthanasia) and allowing a patient to die by forgoing treatment that is excessively burdensome? Explain.

2. Distinguish between ordinary means (proportionate) and extraordinary (disproportionate) means of medical treatment. Which are morally obligatory? Why? What does Pope John Paul II's encyclical, Evangelium Vitae say about this?

3. Is artificial nutrition and hydration a proportionate or disproportionate means of medical care? Explain, referencing the statements of Pope John Paul II, the US Catholic Bishops, and the ERD's. 4. What is Euthanasia? What are the moral arguments against Euthanasia? Explain using the ERD's and material from the text. 5. What are some of the major themes that come up in the chapter on Rethinking End of Life Care. What areas of end of life care need to be "rethought"? What major ideas stood out for you?

Almost every developed country, except the U. S., has a national healthcare system. These countries have more affordable healthcare and healthier populations than the United States. Why has the United States failed to implement national healthcare? Your thoughts?

Q1:Look after patient has haemodialysis , patient has shunt , what is your priority when take care of her ?

Q2:The nurse do physical assessment for patient with rheumatoid arthritis , what assessment finding is most consistent with this patient?

Q3:19.What is the clinical manifestation for lower motor neuron lesion?

Use the Internet to research and determine what materials are available for patient referrals or patient education; determine how you would direct or navigate patients to resource material.

1. Browse the internet.

2. Determine if you would like to research community resources for office referrals or patient education and select a specific topic.

3. Look up the appropriate topic on the Internet and determine what resources are available.

4. Determine how you would navigate patients to community resources and encourage or coach them to take advantage of the materials.

Currently in the Congo there is a serious outbreak of Ebola Viral Hemorrhagic Fever. Despite having an approved vaccine, the use is very limited due to cultural suspicions and rural access. What are the symptoms of Ebola and where was Ebola first recognized as a serious disease?

Make a nursing education plan and brochure for a patient with Bacterial meningitis

What is a “cultural approach” or a “cultural explanation” in sociology we have discussed in the class? In the excerpt “The Code of the Street,” how does Anderson use a cultural approach to understand gang members’ behaviors and how does he also treat the formation of a particular sub-culture as a result of some structural factors at the same time

1. It is also important to know that not all health providers accept Medicaid. Why do you think this is the case?

2. In your opinion, do you think that political self-interest and lobbying leads to bad regulations in government? Why? Why not?   ( In The public interest theory and the special interest theory of government intervention )

I need your opinion on support or refute the claim that a physician is morally obligated to defend euthanasia or physician-assessed suicide (PAS) because they are obligated to respect the patient's autonomy.

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why is it important to ensure that a patient knows how to perform exercises correctly

-Identify and discuss factors contributing to the nursing shortage in your community, your state and nationally.

-Identify and present strategies for recruitment and retention of high quality nursing professionals.

-What are the leadership and management implications for staff turnover?