Most people have several jobs over their lifetimes. Give a brief description of two jobs . Without revealing private information, explain if the job was part-time or full-time and address the following questions.

• What skills were required to perform your best?

  • To what extent were agility, problem solving, and technology skills necessary for success?

• What skills did you learn in each job?

  • How did learning these skills contribute to improving your ability to be effective in your work?

• Did these new skills increase your human capital?

• If you haven’t yet had a job, describe the type of career you hope to have after finishing school.

  • How will agility, problem solving, and technology skills be a vital part of your success in this type of career?

Assume that you are a CEO of a certain company. The company is building its Internal Environment:

1. Management’s philosophy, operating style, and risk appetite

2. Commitment to integrity, ethical values, and competence

3. Internal control oversight by the board of directors

4. Organizational structure

5. Methods of assigning authority and responsibility

6. Human resource standards that attract, develop, and retain competent individuals

7. External influences

Below, fill up the company's profile.

Then choose 4 aspects from above to give clear and specific examples of. You should provide one good and one bad example for each aspect. BE specific to your own company environment/business/culture (for example by mentioning department names, people names, detailed events, …).

For this discussion you will be divided into two discussion groups. Group A will review the Jewish Chronic Disease Hospital Study. Group B will review the Tuskegee Syphilis Study. There are many high quality resources on the web that address both of these topics - please make sure that you are reviewing high-quality, scholarly sources, such as your textbook, sources from the school library, .gov, or .edu sources. If you have a question regarding what a scholarly source is, please refer to the resources located on our Nursing Library and Learning website For your initial post, you will review the assigned study and answer the following questions: Give an overview of the study. Discuss how at least 3 of the 6 rights/guidelines listed in the ANA Guidelines for Protecting the Rights of Human Subjects were either upheld or not upheld.

Design an experiment to determine the strength of the magnetic field of Earth using the available equipment.

Available equipment: A large coil of wire (with stand in the center), compass, ammeter, 10Ω and 50Ω resistors, power supply, ruler.

A) Perform the experiment and record your measurement and calculations in an appropriate format. Be explicit about what model you're using to calculate the magnetic field. Vector diagrams may assists you. Include important measurements. Determine the magnitude of the Earth's magnetic field.

B) Identify at least 3 sources of error in your experiment and evaluate how they affect your data. Identify at least 1 shortcoming in your experimental design and what you would do to fit it, Summarize these. Hints: Just saying human error is not acceptable.

Please show the calculations and how you got the answers.

True or False (PE =Physical education)
Scientific thinking does not require the recognition of a problem

The source of objectives is largely dependent on conceptions and results of activities

The process of problem analysis means taking minute details, enlarging them into relationships within the larger problem(s)

An individual’s own interpretive effort is based on personal experiences

A “problem” in physical education can be addressed as anything of interest

The prejudice of “Asceticism” formulated that play was sinful and served no purpose

The educational objective of the “social affective” should be the only one associated with PE

The terms growth and development are essentially the same thing by definition

Physical Education is defined only as the process of participation in activity

The numerous professional opportunities now available in Physical Education and Health and Human Performance through research has not led to specialization in knowledge and professional preparation.

Write a 2 pages essay on KEFIR for a wellness fair.

The aim of this project is to take a critical look at the hype that surrounds so many “super foods” we hear about in the media. Many are touted for their “mysterious” appeal and outstanding health benefits, but are these claims backed up by legitimate scientific research?

The ESSAY should include the following elements:

1. Description of the food item.
2. Nutrient composition.
3. Benefits it is claimed to have for human health.
4. Summary of the scientific evidence (or lack of evidence).
5. Concluding statement or recommendation.
6. References (at least 3), from a reliable health information source such as the NIH, a university, a government organization, or a peer-reviewed scientific publication. Do not use websites from private physicians, nutritionists, or self-proclaimed “health experts.” Use websites with extensions that are .edu, .gov. or .org (if it’s a non-profit organization).

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), obesity in the U.S. population increased from about 12% in 1991 to about 34% in 2006. The highest increase occurred in 18- to 29-year-olds. Although part of the reason is our increasingly sedentary lifestyle, the principal cause is our overconsumption of abundant processed food products, many of which are high in fat and sugar content. Why do you think fat tastes good to so many people, and is difficult to resist? Consider the fact that our appetites and digestive systems evolved over time under very different circumstances. Are there advantages to our tendency to eat too much that would have been selected for in the course of human evolution? How can we, as a society, deal with the problem?

A 23-year-old woman was admitted to your institution with abdominal pain with nausea and vomiting for the past 2 weeks. She immigrated to the United States 1 year ago from a Latin American country, has limited English skills, and has not been able to work. As her nurse, you attempt to engage her in conversation. She rarely makes eye contact and has a flat affect. You note that she is holding onto a rosary

1. What pertinent data can you gather based on available patient information?
2. What factors should the nurse consider to be related to this patient’s access to health care?
3. What questions should you ask yourself when caring for this patient?
4. How might the human dimensions guide the nurse for this patient’s care plan?