Employees and associates of 3HS are facing increasing difficulty in accessing systems. Passwords are becoming more complex, are changed more often, cannot be reused, and the help desk is overwhelmed with password reset requests. How might 3HS balance security and access in information security?

Many of the disease we vaccinate against, such as whooping cough, are caused by bacteria. why do't use just use antibiotics?

Vaccine have side effects. sometimes those side effects kill. Are vaccine worth the risk?

synthesis paper about Ethical Issues and challenges in Maternal and Child Health Nursing

Select one qualitative and one quantitative question that you are interested in investigating. Identify the independent and dependent variables. Next, create a hypothesis or set of hypotheses to go along with your research question. Identify your hypothesis as one of each of the four categories below and explain why your hypothesis fits into these categories (hint: review chapter 3).

Associative or causal

Simple or complex

Nondirectional vs. directional

Null vs. research

what are the Health Topic and Health Problem Statement for substance abuse and & mental health?

Describe young children's nutrient needs and discuss some of the nutritional related issues they face. (toddlers and preschoolers)

Describe school aged children's nutrient needs and discuss some of the nutrition related issues they face, including childhood obesity.

Decision making refers to making choices among alternative courses of action— which may also include inaction.

i) Discuss the steps of decision-making,

ii) describe the organizational decisions that you might need to take at operational level,

iii) what are the basic questions to assess to ensure decisions are ethical?

explain what an ad libitum diet is. Please give an example of an ad libitum diet and explain its program.

compare and contrast autocratic leadership and democratic leadership styles and the effect each style of leadership has on an organization and team positive and negative

Question #1: Neil, a 70-year-old man, lives alone at his house in a suburban area. His wife died a year ago. He doesn't have many friends; his wife was his primary confidante. His neighbors across the street and next door are friendly, and Neil used to help them with yard projects in his spare time. Neil's health has been good, but recently he has had trouble with his teeth. His diet has been poor, and in the past 3 months, his physical and mental vigor has deteriorated. He has been slowly lapsing into depression, so he keeps the shades drawn and rarely leaves his house. Neil keeps very little food in the house because his wife did most of the cooking and shopping, and he just isn't interested in food. If you were Neil's friend or relative and learned of his situation, what are 3 things you could do or suggest to improve his nutritional status and mental outlook? Answer the "Take Action" question about Neil in Chapter 18. Suggest at least 3 strategies for Neil to improve his nutritional status and mental outlook but it is important to explain the rationale behind your suggestions for Neil.

Question #2: Discuss your impressions of Dan Buettner's Ted Talk, "How to Live to Be !00+", and his findings from the Blue Zones. How would communities in the U.S. replicate the tenants of the Blue Zones?

Communication, as a management function is the process of creating, communicating and interpreting ideas, facts, opinions and feelings about work. performance, organizational effectiveness and efficiency as well as goals attainment in organization.

i) explain what you understand from perception and communication,

(ii) explain principles of perception,

(iii) describe and explain non-verbal & body language influence in communication

(iv) what you as a manager understand from applying effective listening skills in practice.

As 3HS has been investigating updating its HIT system, one of the vendors has touted his product’s commitment to the HL7 FHIR standard. The procurement task force has asked is 3HS should move to that standard. Explain what you will advise: who is HL7 and what is the standard known as version 2, version 3, CDA and FHIR.

Ricky Waltz, a 50-year-old American-Asian patient, is admitted to the medical-surgical floor from the emergency department with severe abdominal pain thought to be from acute pancreatitis. He has a history of drinking at least a case of beer a day. He also smokes and appears cachectic. His old chart indicates a history of COPD, but he does not take drugs for this. He does have a new productive cough. At change of shift, the nurse finds the patient dyspneic and slightly confused. Lung sounds have wheezes, and he is mildly febrile. Pulse is 120 beats/min, respirations are 32 breaths/min, and blood pressure is 118/64 mm Hg (baseline). Oximetry shows an Spo2 of 91%.

Case Scenario Progress

You complete your assessment of R.W. You note shortness of breath (SOB), fine crackles throughout all lung fields posteriorly and in both lower lobes anteriorly, and coarse crackles over the large airways.

Case Scenario Progress

R.W.'s pulse is 66 beats/min and irregular. His BP is 92/70 and respirations are 26. He admits to being “a little lightheaded” but denies having pain or nausea. Your co-worker connects R.W to the code cart monitor for a “quick look.” This is what you see.

Case Scenario Progress

Arterial Blood Gases on 6L O2 by NC

pH 7.30

PaCO2 59 mmHg

PaO2 82 mm Hg

HCO3 36 mmol/L

SaO2 91%

1. How would you interpret R.W.'s ABGs?
2. You notice that R.W. looks frightened and is lying stiff as a board. How would you respond to this situation?
3. Create a schematic diagram of the Pathophysiology of ARDS.