Develop a minimum 700-word analysis of inflation. Include the following:

• Choose a product or service you currently consume/use, such as apparel or educational services, that is included in the CPI's "market basket." Find the annual CPI index numbers for your chosen good or service for the years 1995, 2005, 2010, and 2015. Enter those index numbers in an Excel spreadsheet and calculate the percent change (inflation rates) in those index numbers from 1995 to 2005, from 1995 to 2010, and from 1995 to 2015.  
• Analyze the trends in overall inflation over the last five years and whether your income has kept pace with inflation. How has inflation over the last five years affected you and/or your family?
• Discuss how a business manager, such as a human resources manager, might use CPI statistics.

Please answer the following questions. You should use between 200 to 300 words for each.

1.      What is the principle of complementarity? Giving one example from each the following 4 different organizational levels, cells, tissues, organs, and organ systems, show how you have understood the principle of complementarity in the human body.

2.      What is homeostasis? Explain how the whole body contributes to the homeostasis of body pH. Refer to all the body systems, if a body system is not involved you must say so.

3.      Using 4 examples from 4 different body systems showing how the disease is a disorder of homeostasis.

4.      Discuss the importance of directional terminology in the study of two organ systems.

5.       Discuss the concept of inside and outside the body using various body cavities and tubes as examples.

You are a physiologist on a space flight to a distant planet. You discover intelligent humanoid aliens inhabiting the planet and they willingly submit to your tests. You discover that the alien's kidneys handle substance X just like human kidneys handle inulin. You also test the alien for its renal handling of substance Y. The data from that experiment are: Plasma substance X concentration: 5 g/100ml; Plasma substance Y concentration: 2 g/100ml; 24 hour urine: 2 liters, containing 150 g substance X and 100 g substance Y. 1) What is the alien's glomerular filtration rate (GFR)? 2) What is the alien's urine clearance rate for substance Y? 3) Assuming substance Y is 100% filtered in the alien’s kidney glomerulus, is there a net reabsorption or net secretion of substance Y in its renal tubules?.

Now that you have completed your readings, your task is to assess the impact of sexually explicit materials on human sexual behavior. You will need to analyze the following questions, presenting a 2-4 paragraph response for each question:

1. There is generally less violence in sexually oriented material than in mainstream movies and TV crime shows. Why are censorship efforts directed more toward sexually explicit nonviolent material than toward nonsexual violent material?

2. Research has found 82% of students viewing sexually explicit material online were sexually aroused, yet 57% of them also said that viewing the material was disturbing. How do you reconcile something that feels good and is also disturbing?

3. Do you believe that pornography incites sexual violence? Explain.

Now that you have completed your readings, your task is to assess the impact of sexually explicit materials on human sexual behavior. You will need to analyze the following questions, presenting a 2-4 paragraph response for each question:

1. There is generally less violence in sexually oriented material than in mainstream movies and TV crime shows. Why are censorship efforts directed more toward sexually explicit nonviolent material than toward nonsexual violent material?

2. Research has found 82% of students viewing sexually explicit material online were sexually aroused, yet 57% of them also said that viewing the material was disturbing. How do you reconcile something that feels good and is also disturbing?

3. Do you believe that pornography incites sexual violence? Explain.

1. By the end of pregnancy, it is expected that the weight of a healthy mother increases by about 40 pounds.

   True

   False

QUESTION 7

1. Which of the following compounds can be secreted in the human milk?

   		alcohol
   		caffeine
   		food flavors
   		drugs
   		all of the above

QUESTION 8

1. Iron needs rise significantly during pregnancy because _______ (multiple answers).

   		the fetus is building iron stores.
   		the fetus breaks down RBCs rapidly
   		the number of RBCs in the mother increases to meet the new demands.
   		iron plays part in energy production as a cofactor.

QUESTION 9

1. Milk production is promoted by oxytocin while let-down reflex is enhanced by prolactin.

   True

   False

QUESTION 10

1. Colostrum is the yellowish liquid secreted from the breast in the first few days after delivery of baby. It is rich in antibodies and other immune system cells.

   True

   False

For the eMAR implementation, it has been determined that an implementation team needs to be formed to better understand the needs related to barcoded medication administration at the hospital.

1. Which of the following would you select to be on the four-person implementation team? Explain your answer. i. Chief Executive Officer (CEO) - in charge of the direction and management of the entire organization ii. General Counsel - chief attorney for the hospital iii. Senior Information Services Leader - oversees all data and information services for the hospital iv. Senior Human Resources Officer - manages personnel and hiring v. Public Policy Specialist - monitors adherence current laws and initiatives vi. Marketing & Communications Administrator - liaison to the press and marketing efforts vii. Chief Medical Director (CMO) - leads the medical team viii. Director of Nursing - leads the nursing team ix. Lakeview Pharmacy manager – leads the pharmacy

Scenario: In a closed economy without a government, the consumption expenditure equals $5,000 and the investment expenditure equals $2,000.

Refer to the scenario above. If the population of the economy is 200, the per capita national income is ________.

Group of answer choices

$35

$17

$50

$10

A hypothesis states that religious teachings, family ties, and/or social norms are the causes of economic prosperity. According to this hypothesis, ________.

geography is a fundamental cause of prosperity

culture is a proximate cause of prosperity

institutions are a fundamental cause of prosperity

culture is a fundamental cause of prosperity

Differences in the stock of physical capital between nations are an example of a(n) ________.

proximate cause of prosperity

implicit cause of prosperity

explicit cause of prosperity

fundamental cause of prosperity

Differences in the stock of human capital between nations are an example of a(n) ________.

proximate cause of prosperity

fundamental cause of prosperity

explicit cause of prosperity

implicit cause of prosperity

Air Pollutant Concentrations and Factors Affecting Air Pollution Air inversions greatly affect local air quality because pollution is trapped. Assume an inversion occurs over a 75 m x 50 m surface area and there is no way for the pollutant to escape. There are 100 cars and each one produces 10.5 µg/s of carbon monoxide (CO). Part a [1 points]: What is the concentration (in ppm) after 1 hour if the inversion is at 150. m? Part b [1 points]: What is the concentration (in ppm) after 1 hour if the inversion is at 1,500. m? Part c [1 point]: Is the NAAQS exceeded in either case? The 1-hr concentration for CO should not exceed 35 ppm. Part d [3 points]: Describe three ways (natural or human-caused) that the concentration of CO would decrease.