What vitamin fortified foods are associated with supplementation of common deficiencies seen in nursing practice

(the question is answered already but I need a different answer) thank you

Nutrition Essentials for Nursing Practice 7th Edition Author: Susan G. Dudek

Question from Dancing with Skeletons:

Does the author suggest that difficult or tragic experiences can have any life-enhancing outcomes? If so, or if not, what is your belief on this subject? Can terrible hardships improve one’s understand of other parts of life?

Search for How It’s Made

Your Topic: __________Legos_________________

Watch the video and answer the following questions:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrzKih5rqD0​

What is your product/service? Why is process costing appropriate for this setting?

Why does the company that makes the product/service need a cost system? Describe 2 decisions a manager might make based on cost information.

Describe the raw materials used in each process and name 2 costs that would be included in conversion cost for each process.

How would the company determine the cost of units in process at any given point in time? Why would managers need to know the cost of times in process?

Search for How It’s Made

Your Topic: __________Legos_________________

Watch the video and answer the following questions:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zrzKih5rqD0​

What is your product/service? Why is process costing appropriate for this setting?

Why does the company that makes the product/service need a cost system? Describe 2 decisions a manager might make based on cost information.

Describe the raw materials used in each process and name 2 costs that would be included in conversion cost for each process.

How would the company determine the cost of units in process at any given point in time? Why would managers need to know the cost of times in process?

1.In today experiment you will perform the aldol condensation between benzaldehyde (PhCHO) and acetone to synthesize dibenzalacetone. Answer the following questions regarding this reaction:

a.This reaction is an example of a mixed aldol condensation. Why is only one product formed and no mixture of compounds are obtained like in other aldol condensations? (Hint: Benzaldehyde cannot undergo “ALDOL” reaction by itself in presence of strong base (NaOH). Why?)

b.Look at the mmols of the reagents used in this reaction and specify the limiting reagent.

c.Explain why the NaOH is a catalyst in this reaction, rather than a reagent. (Hint - look at the reaction mechanism.)

d.Usually an aldol condensation must be heated in order to dehydrate the beta-hydroxy ketone to form the C=C. What is different about this product that causes it to dehydrate at room temperature?

e.Why does this product have a yellow color?

f.The IR spectrum of dibenzalacetone shows the C=O peak at lower wavenumbers (1639 cm^-1) than standard C=O frequency (1715 cm^-1)? Why do you think?

g. How would you change the procedures in this experiment if you wished to synthesize benzalacetone, C₆H₅CH=CHCOCH₃? Benzalacetophenone, C₆H₅CH=CHCOC₆H₅?

h.The name dibenzalacetone does not completely characterize the molecules made in this experiment. There are 3 isomeric dibenzalacetones, one melting at 100-110 °_max 330 nm,34,300; another melting at 60 °C, _max= 295 nm20,000; and a third, a liquid with_max= 287 nm Draw the structures of the three geometric isomers of dibenzalacetone (Z,Z; Z,E; E,E), and assign each one to the three molecules described in the previous paragraph.

i.Write the detailed mechanism for the formation of dibenzalacetone from benzalacetone and benzaldehyde.

Accounting Closing Problem for Adams Corp.

Q:Make a requirements document highlighting all functional and non-functional requirements as per the case above. Your requirements must be validated for conciseness, completeness, non-ambiguity, verifiability, feasibility, and traceability:

• Register for the system by providing their name, Student ID and email address and a password

• Log in to the system by entering their Student ID and password

• Search for textbooks (by title or ISBN number or author) and scroll through the results of their search. The results of their search should include the price and condition of the book.

• Note that more than one of the same textbook may be returned by the search due to multiple students listing the same book. In this case the user should be presented with a list of results showing the different prices and conditions.

• Purchase textbooks (by sending an email to the textbook buyer and owner indicating an intent to purchase)

• Sell textbooks

• The user will need to enter the title and ISBN number, price and condition of the book

• Remove user's posted textbooks from the system (once the student has completed a sale, or if the user decides to not sell the textbook)

• Display additional information about textbook search results, provided directly from Amazon, including an image of the textbook cover, price, authors, and the book description

Complete the attached program by adding the following:

a) add the Java codes to complete the constructors for Student class

b) add the Java code to complete the findClassification() method

c) create an object of Student and print out its info in main() method of StudentInfo class.

 *
 * @author 
 * @CS206  HM#2
 * @Description:
 *
 */
public class StudentInfo {

    /**
     * @param args the command line arguments
     */
    public static void main(String[] args) {
        // TODO code application logic here
        //Create an object of Student 
        
        //Print out this object's info: myName, myAge,myGender,
        //and classification
        
    }
    
}
class Student{
  String myName; 
  int myAge; 
  char myGender; 
  int myCreditsEarned; 
  
  Student() 
  //no-arg constructor
  //assigns initial values to the data membmers in Student
         
  {
      
  }
  Student(String name, int age, char gender, int credits)
  //parameterized constructor
  //uses the paramters to assign initial values to 
  //the data members in Student   
  {
      
  }
  String findClassification()
  // use myCreditsEarned to determine the student's classification
  // if myCreditsEarned>=90, return "Senior";
  // if 60<=myCreditsEarned<90, return "Junior";
  // if 30<=myCreditsEarned<60, return "Sophomore";
  // if myCreditsEarned<30, return "Freshman".             
  {
      
      
  }
}