Drug: labetalol

Molecular target(s) of the drug?

Is the drug a receptor agonist? If yes, what receptor(s)?

Is the drug a receptor antagonist? If yes, what receptor(s)

Does the drug cause vascular smooth muscle contraction or relaxation?

Will the drug inhibit a vascular smooth muscle contraction induced by phenylephrine?

If yes, the action via which one of the following three mechanisms:

(1) the drug inhibits the binding of phenylephrine to its receptor; OR

(2) the drug inhibits the signal transduction induced by phenylephrine; OR

(3) the drug causes vasodilation.

Will the drug inhibit a vascular smooth muscle contraction induced by angiotensin II?

If yes, the action via which one of the following three mechanisms:

(1) the drug inhibits the binding of angiotensin II to its receptor; OR

(2) the drug inhibits the signal transduction induced by angiotensin II; OR

(3) the drug causes vasodilation.

Drug: celiprolol.

Molecular target(s) of the drug?

Is the drug a receptor agonist? If yes, what receptor(s)?

Is the drug a receptor antagonist? If yes, what receptor(s)

Does the drug cause vascular smooth muscle contraction or relaxation?

Will the drug inhibit a vascular smooth muscle contraction induced by phenylephrine?

If yes, the action via which one of the following three mechanisms:

(1) the drug inhibits the binding of phenylephrine to its receptor; OR

(2) the drug inhibits the signal transduction induced by phenylephrine; OR

(3) the drug causes vasodilation.

Will the drug inhibit a vascular smooth muscle contraction induced by angiotensin II?

If yes, the action via which one of the following three mechanisms:

(1) the drug inhibits the binding of angiotensin II to its receptor; OR

(2) the drug inhibits the signal transduction induced by angiotensin II; OR

(3) the drug causes vasodilation.

Drug: clonidine

Molecular target(s) of the drug?

Is the drug a receptor agonist? If yes, what receptor(s)?

Is the drug a receptor antagonist? If yes, what receptor(s)

Does the drug cause vascular smooth muscle contraction or relaxation?

Will the drug inhibit a vascular smooth muscle contraction induced by phenylephrine?

If yes, the action via which one of the following three mechanisms:

(1) the drug inhibits the binding of phenylephrine to its receptor; OR

(2) the drug inhibits the signal transduction induced by phenylephrine; OR

(3) the drug causes vasodilation.

Will the drug inhibit a vascular smooth muscle contraction induced by angiotensin II?

If yes, the action via which one of the following three mechanisms:

(1) the drug inhibits the binding of angiotensin II to its receptor; OR

(2) the drug inhibits the signal transduction induced by angiotensin II; OR

(3) the drug causes vasodilation.

How did business and government use the concept of personal liberty to attack unions and the freedoms of American labor?

Forum 1-1: The Spirit Catches You And You Fall Down

Please use this forum space to address each of the following questions, based upon the assigned reading from the text:

1. What do you think of traditional Hmong birth practices? (pp. 3-5) and how are those practices similar to or different from the techniques employed when Lia was born? (p. 7
2. How do Hmong and American birth practices most differ, in your view?
3. How might what you have read in the opening pages of this text impact your life and/or professional practice

chapter 34 pharmacology

1. explain the meaning of normal bowel habits and describe the underlying causes of constipation.
2. identify the mechanism of action for the different classes of laxatives and describe medical conditions in which laxatives should not be used.
3. cite 9 causes of diarrhea
4. differentiate between locally acting and systemically acting antidiarrheal agents
5. describe nursing assessments beeded to evaluate the patients state of hydration when suffering from either consitipation or dehydration and identify electrolytes that should be monitered whenever prolonged or sever diarrhea is present.
6. cite conditions that generally respond favorably to antidiarrheal agents.

Hi someone had already helped me with these but they were hand written and very hard to read so ill appriciate the help again. Thank you i only post the objectives because they are the ones i need the most help with thank you again!!!

Need Unique Argumentative Essay

Why We are So Fat: What's Behind the Latest Obesity Rates

Why Americans are Overweight?

At the end, suggest strategies to overcome this issue as well.

Guidelines:

please make it argumentative essay and 100% unique

Word count limit 1000 to 1100 words

I need it In word document form too.

Need in 3 Hours

When is an area of concern an issue versus a problem?

Do we truly understand how people decide to identify themselves? How we identify other people when it comes to gender roles. Do we even understand the difference between gender and sexuality?

A 34 year old female with HIV comes to the office due to the appearance of multiple tender nodules on her lower extremities over the past several weeks. The patient tried to squeeze open the lesions, but this led to profuse bleeding with no expression of pus. She works at a pet store in Mississippi and has regular contact with a variety of animals. Skin examination findings are shown below. Biopsy of the lesions reveals large endothelial cells forming vascular channels with a mixed neutrophilic and lymphocytic infiltrate. Immunohistochemical staining for human herpesvirus 8 is negative. On Warthin-Starry Stain there are gram negative bacteria. Infection with which of the following pathogens is most likely responsible for the patient's skin condition?

Group of answer choices

Bartonella henselae

Pseudomonas aeruginosa

Yersinia pestis

Yersinia enterocolitica

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1. Compare and contrast the nursing implications for diabetes mellitus type 1 and diabetes mellitus type 2.

Arrange the topic below into evidence-based practice question clinical questions and research questions:

“Among nurses administering medications, does implementing a policy using interventions to reduce interruptions versus not implementing a policy using intervention to reduce interruptions decrease medication administration errors?”

Imagine This

Larry Burton and his wife Marjorie want to have a baby; however, after several years of trying, Marjorie has not been able to get pregnant. One of Marjorie's friends suggested the try in vitro fertilization (IVF), because she was successful in having a child with this method. "isn't that expensive" ? Marjorie asked. "oh our insurance paid for 80% of the cost,'' her friend responded. What might Larry and Marjorie consider as fa as insurance coverage before undergoing IVF?

Your initial post must be at least 100 words or more.

1. What is IVF

2. What 2 types of concerns or questions will the couple need to consider before undergoing IVF. List at least 2 concerns and how would they affect the couple's decision in moving forward with the procedure?

How could Aziz’s wellbeing be affected? List and describe at least five impacts on Aziz’s wellbeing.

Health Promotion for Multicultural Populations

Consider this scenario: (The scenario could have considered any population located within any community, work site, school, or health care program setting.)

Mortality and morbidity from health-related causes have been increasing for the past several years among several population groups living in a large multicultural metropolitan community. The local health jurisdiction, private providers, voluntary agencies, and community members are very concerned and want to reduce the number of deaths and illnesses drastically. Local government officials recognize that increased screening, referral, and treatment programs are critically needed for identifying problems. Limited monies are available for providing health promotion and education programs to selected multicultural target groups. Select a specific target group in a specific geographical area in your county as a frame of reference to work from. Consider the following questions relevant in a 4 to 5 page Microsoft Word document:

• How would you involve those affected by the problem?
• How would you identify opportunities for Community-based Participatory Research (CBPR) in health promotion program planning?
• How would you assess community capacity as relevant to the program planning effort?
• Describe the dynamic relationship between program planning, evaluation, and implementation.
• How would you assess the needs of the community or target populations?
• How would you diagnose and prioritize health-related concerns (problems and needs) in the community?
• How would you assess the specific health promotion and education needs of the target group (i.e., targeted assessment)?
• How would you use and apply your knowledge about the predisposing, enabling, and reinforcing factors to assist with your planning team identify the target group and select possible program intervention activities?
• What levels of change would be sought in your program?
• What specific health promotion and education program goals and objectives would be included in your hierarchy?
• What factors would you consider relevant to identifying health promotion program intervention activities that would consider the special needs of the target group, the health problem, and setting?
• What levels of evaluation (i.e., impact, outcome, process, and formative) would you use for assessing your previously stated program objectives?