Which of the following are goals of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act of 2010? Select all that apply.

A. Expand access to those without health coverage

B. Eliminate insurance companies

C. Improve affordability to those who are already covered

D. Slow the annual rise in health care costs while not adding to the federal budget deficit

please describe the key components of HIPAA? Who administers HIPAA? What are the possible consequences of violation of HIPPA?

Prepare a concept map for a musculoskeletal disorder from your readings. Use the included template to outline the system disorder including the pathophysiology, etiology, clinical manifestations, and treatment.

The CUCG MPH Epidemiology students’ research team is planning to conduct a case-control study of the association between lack of adequate PPEs and covid19 infection among staff of Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital in Kumasi. The students plan to study exposed nurses from the wards of the hospital as cases and unexposed nurses on retirement who live within the hospital flats as controls. As a reviewer of the research proposal;

a. Explain the type of bias which could arise from this study?

b. During the subject recruitment, most nurses on the ward for fear of covid19 stigmatization declined to enroll so the researchers recruited nursing administrators and other administrative staff who also work in the wards of the hospital. Explain the type of bias this particular decision could lead to.

c. Following your review, the students decided to change their research title to “Lack of adequate PPEs and covid19 infection within the Kumasi metropolis” and decided to use the nurses in Komfo Anokye Teaching Hospital as controls whilst recruiting the general Kumasi community for their subjects, discuss the type of bias they would be faced with.

Dr. M is doing a secret study to see how much anxiety affects performance in a statistics class. He treats two sections of statistics students exactly the same except that one section is taught progressive relaxation skills. It is Dr. M’s hypothesis that these skills will reduce anxiety and thus improve academic performance as measured by the students’ final grades in the course.

What is Dr. M’s independent variable?

What is Dr. M’s null hypothesis?

What is Dr. M’s experimental design?

What type of hypothesis is Dr. M using?

What is an example of a demand characteristic that could pop up in Dr. M’s experiment?

What is an example of a possible experimenter bias that could pop up in Dr. M’s experiment?

How many factors are there in Dr. M’s experiment?

How many levels are there in Dr. M’s experiment?

The two most appropriate reasons for making special garments to the healthcare workers ate

• To protect them from harmful agents or microorganisms while caring for a patient where it can cost their life (eg.,caring for a COVID 19 infected client )
• To create an universal standards of using the special garments and prevent cross infection to others

Explain these two reasons stated above.

M.D. is a 50-year-old woman whose routine mammogram showed a 2.3-×4.5-cm lobulated mass at the 3 o'clock position in her left breast. M.D. underwent a stereotactic needle biopsy and was diagnosed with infiltrating ductal carcinoma, estrogen receptor positive. The staging workup was negative for distantmetastasis. Her final staging was stage IIB. She had a modified radical mastectomy with lymph node dissection. The sentinel lymph node and 4 of 16 lymph nodes were positive for tumor cells. An implanted port was placed during surgery.

1. Surgical intervention is the primary treatment for breast cancer. Describe the surgical
procedure that M.D. had.

2. What actions will you teach M.D. to reduce her risk of developing lymphedema?

3. M.D. asks you why she has to have chemotherapy with so many drugs if the surgeon removed
all of the cancer. How would you respond?

4. The physician orders a 500-mL normal saline bolus now, with orders to infuse over 2 hours.
You decide to use M.D.'s implanted port for intravenous (IV) access. After you access the port
and connect the fluid, the infusion pump alarms that the line is occluded. What will you do?

What is the procedure of disposal of expired drugs and how can manage stock according to expiry date?

How does administrative and clinical standard-reports differ? Classify and provide some examples as an administrative or clinical standard report.

Answer the following questions.

a. What is SUT (health practice notification, “sağlık uygulama tebliği” in Turkish) and what does it do?

b. What are the key points in blood product prescriptions?

c. Describe the reimbursement procedure of blood products.

For this concept map, you will be mapping the mental status assessment Subtopics should include: The four main components of a mental status assessment, mini-mental exam, developmental perspectives, pediatrics, and geriatrics. You are not limited to these subtopics, but these subtopics must all be included. Each subtopic should include at least 2-4 supporting characteristics for that subtopic.