Is genetic intervention and / or genetic enhancement morally acceptable? In what ways are these techniques similar and different from, ethically, than vaccines to combat disease or the use of legal stimulants like caffeine to enhance brain function?

1.) A.) How can a nurse advocate for patients when autonomy is challenged?

B.) How can a nurse advocate for patients when justice is challenged?

C.) How can a nurse advocate for patients when beneficence is challenged?

D.) How can a nurse advocate for patients when nonmaleficence is challenged?

How does the community health nurse recognize bias, stereotypes, and implicit bias within the community? How should the nurse address these concepts to ensure health promotion activities are culturally competent? Propose strategies that you can employ to reduce cultural dissonance and bias to deliver culturally competent care. Include an evidence-based article that address the cultural issue. Cite and reference the article in APA format.

A woman with blood type A Rh+ was admitted to a hospital for intestinal bleeding. She was transfused 4 units of blood 30 days prior to admission and also received another 4 units of blood 10 days prior to admission. When preparing four more units for transfusion, the alloantibody screen was positive along with a weak +DAT. The patients serum showed the antibody was anti-E. An elution was done and anti-Fya was identified.

1. What is the inconsistency between serum and eluate?

2. What tests should done?

3. What is the mechanism of this reaction?

contributions made by the chinese for dentistry.

Consider how COVID-19 and the Spanish flu pandemic impacted their respective population. Using your knowledge of emerging and reemerging infectious diseases, identify and critique four disease mitigation or treatment strategies implemented to control each disease (two strategies per disease for a total of four strategies all together). Explain why strategies were infective and how they could have been improved. Identify one strategy you believe would have been effective to control the spread of both diseases. (Be sure to include at least two peer-reviewed references. 30 points, Response should be between 500 to 800 words)

6. What are reason(s) some moms choose not to breastfeed their babies?

7. What are some things we could all do to support moms who want to breastfeed their babies?

8. What should older infants and young children aged 6–23 months consume? Should breastfeeding continue during this time?

9. Why is consuming iron-rich foods so important for older infants starting at age 6 months?

10. Why are nutritional needs for infants and young children higher (on a per kg or lb basis) than at any other time in the life cycle? Which nutrients in particular?

Explain the differences between a new and established patient.

Utilizing what you understand about COVID-19 and the Spanish flu pandemic, explain the relevance of the One Health One Medicine concept to each. Include a minimum of four specific examples (two per each pandemic for a total of four all together) of the ways in which One Health One Medicine concepts impacted aspects of each pandemic. Chosen examples can cover either positive or negative disease outcomes throughout the course of each pandemic, so long as they are specific and well backed by peer-reviewed literature. (Be sure to include at least two peer-reviewed references. Response should be between 400 to 800 words, 20 points)

One of the main characteristics of patients with COPD is the inability to expire air, resulting in air trapping. This combines with loss of elastic recoil in the alveoli contributes to the development of the _____________ of the chest.

. Explore the pros and cons for identifyingthe nurse leader and nurse educator roles as advanced practice nursses

.Based on the evidence from your research and resources. State if you agree or disagree on these roles meeting advanced practice nurse statue
. Discuss the rationale for your decision and support with evidence

Pathophysiology of end of stage renal failure. please at the minimum of 8 to 10 sentence.

. In the following situations, state the likelihood that a claim of negligence could be substantiated. Do you have enough information to make this determination? If so, identify the person or persons whom you think might be held liable. If not, determine the additional information that you might need to make a decision.  

A. A patient has had recent surgery to repair a torn rotator cuff. The PT instructs the PTA to progress the exercises “as tolerated,” and the PTA has the patient start exercises using resistance. When the patient returns to the physician for a follow-up examination, the physician informs him that the repair does not appear to have been successful.

B. A patient has sustained a hip fracture and is not allowed to bear weight through the involved lower extremity, but he has difficulty maintaining his non-weight-bearing status during activity. While ambulating in physical therapy, he frequently puts his full weight on his involved leg despite being reminded not to do so. The patient later needs a hip replacement as a result of the fracture not healing properly.

C. A patient performing stabilization exercises on a ball falls to the ground and breaks a wrist when the ball suddenly ruptures.