1. Name three transactions for which the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has established standards under HIPAA.

2. Is PHI individually identifiable health information that includes demographic data that relates to the past, present, or future payment for the provision of health care to the individual?

3. What is the overarching criterion for payment in addition to the individual requirements of the reported CPT code?

4. Name three key uses of medical documentation.

5. Name three things that should not be documented in medical records.

Not only are there different types of therapies, each theory focuses on a different aspect of human behavior. So, what therapy would work if I had problems with my thoughts? What therapy would work if I had problems with my actions? What would work if I was troubled by my feelings? Here is a website that might help clarify the issue for you. After exploring the website, assess which theory of therapy is best for what kind of issue. http://psychcentral.com/therapy.htm

The following pedigree shows a person affected with the sex chromosome aneuploidy called Klinefelter syndrome (XXY). Recall that human aneuploidy is caused by nondisjunction during meiosis. A and B are two codominant alleles of an x linked gene; the phenotypes of individuals for this x linked gene are shown. In which parent of the affected person did nondisjuction occur, and was the nondisjuction event in meiosis I or II? Check all that are possible.

- Father; Meiosis I

- Father; Meiosis II

- Mother; Meiosis I

- Mother; Meiosis II

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Here are few questions from economics

1) What is the meaning of capital in economics? There are physical capital, human capitals, natural resources per worker, technological resources. What is the factor of production? Please provide examples

2) How can you produce capital? What is the meaning of accumulation of capital?
Please provide example

3) What is the difference between consumption goods and capital goods? Please provide an example of each

4)What are the diminishing returns? Please provide example

Economists are often blamed as cruel and calculating. This section makes it feel as though economists consider consumers to be human calculators in order to maximize their welfare. How would you explain the following paradox? Economic theory assumes that consumers always want more, and they are constrained by their resources. (If they had $1 more they would find a way to spend it and increase their happiness). It that's the case, how would you explain charity? Aren't consumer just simply throwing away an opportunity to increase their own utility?

CHCDIV001-Work with Diverse People

1. Identify one way that diversity has impacted Australian culture.
2. Identify the international, national, state/territory and local laws that apply when workers discriminate against a person on the basis of their age in Australia. Explain how a breach is responded to.
3. Identify the international, national, state/territory and local laws that apply when workers discriminate against a person on the basis of their sex in Australia.
4. Explain what the AHRC Act is and how it helps to protect human rights in Australia.

The film An Inconvenient Truth presents us with the externalized costs of profit. Consider these possible discussion topics: How do we manage sustainability in energy, food, land, health care, and so on, with the equally compelling need for each of these? What is the more immediate need—that of resources or that of human conflict over the resources? Will overconsuming nations develop the will to act and to downsize; will underconsuming nations demand a greater share? Use the film as a springboard for discussing developing a sustainable economy—locally as well as globally.

1. Find one new fossil discovery, how it did/did not change what is already known for species related to the discovery and how it relates to Darwin’s theory of evolution

2. DNA evidence of changes to the evolutionary tree that is currently accepted

3. Find one new human DNA or fossil or anthropological discovery and explain how it relates to Darwin’s theory of evolution

4. Choose a new method of artificial selection for crops or animals (pets or livestock usually) and explain its connection with Darwin’s theory of evolution.

1a. Many uridine molecules are inserted into some mitochondrial mRNAs in trypanosomes.  The uridine residues come from the poly(U) tail of a donor strand!  Nucleoside triphosphates do not participate in this reaction.  Propose a reaction mechanism that accounts for these findings.  (HINT:  relate this RNA editing to RNA splicing.)

b. Analysis of  p53 gene mutations in human tumors shows that a large proportion of these mutations involve GC→AT transitions originating at sites of DNA methylation.  Propose a model to explain preferential mutagenesis of this type at these sites.