Sometimes medical personnel is faced with the task of comforting children in the midst of whatever is going on.

Your task is to tell a child a story about numbers. Your story should include:

1. Mention 2 different types of numbers from this list: integers, rational numbers, percentages

2. Give a realistic scenario that involves each number

3. Give a specific example of each type of number( e.g 2, 3\4, 5, etc)

4. Give a calculation involving the numbers ( e.g, 2+3\4= 11\4)

BPH and Enlarged Prostate Gland

1. Would you recommend patients use saw palmetto for prostate overgrowth in lieu of the prescription options? Why or why not?
2. Since the risk of falls is so low for men taking the prescription options, would you mention it to a patient?
3. Some health care providers don't recommend prostate exams routinely. Instead, they recommend prostate exams when men have symptoms. This is the case even for men over 50. What is your opinion? Which side of the argument do you agree with most? Why?

In humans, hair color is controlled by the interaction of two genes. The same pigment, melanin, is present in chestnut-haired and blond-haired people, but chestnut people have much more. Brown hair (B) is dominant of blonde (r). Feeling melanin depends on another gene. The dominant form of this second gene (M) allows the synthesis of melanin; the recessive form (m) prevents such synthesis. Recessive homozygous (mm) are albinos. For each of the following junctions mention the phenotype of the parents.

a. BBMM X BrMm

b. BrMm X BrMm

c. BrMm X rrmm

When we do find a significant ANOVA, we do not know where the difference lies. It could be that only two groups are significantly different, or that all three groups are significantly different. In your response you mention that one problem with t-tests is that they only compare two groups at a time. This creates another problem with conducting multiple t-tests, which is that it increases our chances of committing a type I error. In what way do post-hoc tests attempt to reduce this problem with conducting multiple t-tests?

Instructions Observation Techniques: Film Analysis This week, you will analyze a three- to five-minute segment of a movie or a television episode depicting group behavior in organizations. After watching the movie segment of any movie or show, create a report on your analysis. In your report: Mention the name of the movie. Describe the setting and overall storyline of the movie. Describe the main characters in the observed movie section. Describe the situation that you analyzed and interpret the action of the characters depicting group behavior and organizations. Draw conclusions based on social psychological concepts and theories.

Our current health care system is very complex, with multiple regulatory agencies and other requirements. For any manager to be successful in the health care field, they must be aware of which agencies they must report information to. Choose one of the following agencies, visit their web page, and summarize the regulations they oversee. Make sure you include who managed the agency, what areas of health care they oversee, and at least two main regulations that they enforce. Then mention how you would ensure compliance as a manager.

• CMS
• HHS
• AHRQ
• NCQA
• TJC
• HFAP

the experiment you undertook to test one of the factors that affects diffusion of a solute in a solvent: Parameter chosen: Null hypothesis: Alternate hypothesis: Dependent variable: Independent variable: Controlled variables: Write a detailed protocol on how you would perform the experiment and measure the results. You can use dot points to detail the steps taken to perform the experiment – make sure you mention all details of the materials you use so that anyone reading these instructions could repeat the experiment and would get the same results. Experimental protocol

As part of its customer service program, United Airlines randomly selected 10 passengers from today's flight from Chicago to Tampa at nine in the morning. Each passenger in the sample will be interviewed in depth in relation to facilities, services, food, etc., at airports. To identify the sample, each passenger was given a number when boarding the ship. The numbers started with 001 and ended with 250. Select a random sample of ten passengers using systematic sampling. The first random number selected is 16. Mention the numbers with which you identify your systematic sample of size 10.

1) How does the central bank control the money supply through open market operations? Explain.

For this question, you need to say what exactly open market operations are and how they affect the monetary base through affecting reserves. You may want to provide one example for this question (eg. an open market purchase or sale). Ideally, to get full marks you would also briefly mention how the monetary base affects the money supply through the money multiplier. You don’t need to derive the money multiplier

Localization of seen objects to some degree naturally falls out from representing the real world as an image on the retina, and subsequent retinotopic mapping. There is no direct analog for sound, and you we do a reasonable job of localizing sounds as well. How do we localize sounds? Your answer should include both monaural and binaural methods, different methods for high vs. low frequencies, and should mention the sorts of confusions (e.g. front-back, top-down) that we may make and why we might make them.