A 23-year-old male patient is admitted with a fracture of C6 and C7 that has resulted in quadriplegia. He was injured during a football game at the university where he is currently a senior. His career as a quarterback had been very promising. At the time of the injury, contract negotiations were in progress with a leading professional football team.

1.Use Roy’s criteria to identify focal and contextual stimuli for each of the four adaptive modes.

2.Consider what adaptations would be necessary in each of the following four adaptive modes: (1) physiological, (2) self-concept, (3) interdependence, and (4) role function.

3.Create a nursing intervention for each of the adaptive modes to promote adaptation.

Community health workers were conducting a screening test for diabetes. People who tested positive on the screening test were referred for follow-up testing to confirm if they had diabetes. There were 300 people who tested positive during the screening in the community. Thirty of these people were later found to not have diabetes. There were 500 people who tested negative during the screening in the community. The community health workers later found out that 20 of the people who tested negative during the screening in the community did actually have diabetes.

a. How many false positives were there on the screening test?

b. How many true negatives were there on the screening test?

c. Calculate and interpret the sensitivity of the test. (show your work)

d. Calculate and interpret the specificity of the test. (show your work)

e. Calculate and interpret the positive predictive value of the test. (show your work)

f. Calculate and interpret the negative predictive value of the test. (show your work)

Describe 2 consequences or limitations of false positive test results for a screening test to detect cervical cancer.

Suppose an extraterrestrial anthropologist asks you what type of health system you would build in the United States, if you could start from scratch. You need to 1) describe the health care system and how it would be financed. 2) describe where care would be received and how care would be rationed. 3) discuss production efficiency, efficiency in consumption, and equitable redistribution. How and why is your proposed system better than the current health care system in the United States?

Which of the following is NOT a type of bias?

-Randomization bias

-Misclassification bias

-Confounding

- information bias

- selection bias

Epidemiologists conducted a case-control study of asthma and asked participants if they had ever worked in a factory. They stratified their analysis by smoking. Smoking is associated with asthma and working in a factory.

Odds ratio for smokers = 500x100/150x200 = 1.66

Odds ratio for non-smokers = 250x200/200x75= 3.33

Question- By looking at odd ratios, Do you think that there is confounding, effect modification, or neither in this study?

Venom production in your rattlesnake population has a phenotypic mean of 400 mg, a phenotypic standard deviation of 36 mg, and a narrow-sense heritability of 0.25. The mean generation interval is 2 years. If you perform phenotypic selection by culling the bottom 10% of individuals each generation (i = 0.2), approximately how many years will it take for your population to reach a phenotypic mean of 450 mg?

Explain how 56 is the correct amount of years to reach a mean of 450mg

9. The Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) was passed to

10. Which one is an instrumental activity of daily living (IADL)?

a) Bathing oneself

b) Feeding oneself

c) Paying bills

d) Using the toilet

11. Which one is not true of social martketing?

12. Which one is not true of licensure?

Describe the biblical basis for the involvement of Christians in addressing health issues outside the boundaries of their own country.

sample of clinical inquiry research.

Trying to collect money from someone can be a difficult task. Discuss some procedures and options available for collecting delinquent accounts? Which one do you think would work best for you? Why?

Once when teaching this class, I had a student nearly faint during an exam. We moved the student into a back room, and called the paramedics; the student had very altered consciousness, and felt tingling and numbness in their hands and feet. When the paramedics arrived, they had the student breathe into a paper bag for a while. Within minutes, the student felt better. The paramedics thought that the student might have an anxiety disorder, and had (due to nervousness) hyperventileted during the exam. Why would hyperventilating course those symptoms, and why would breathing into a paper bag remedy them?

How can I write an essay about Endoscopies with an bibliography? I can't seem to find an example. I need a step by step guide. Who can help me write it please and Thank you

f Patients take in immunosuppressant drugs and Steroid ( esp Dexamethasone ) together after grafting , is there needs for caution : Not to getting vaccine ? and if it is true why?

Explain how an individual may need different structures in health care, facilities, or services in their lifetime.