29 Nov Instructions for Current Events Paper Current events within the past 10-15 years: Summary of the topic/event/case How will this impact the financial system in healthcare?

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  instructions for Current Events Paper Current events within the past 10-15 years. Use at...

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29 Nov Explain and differentiate between sterilization and commercial sterilization What organism does commercial sterilization aim to destroy? Describe three (3) different phys

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 Use the information presented in the module folder along with your readings from the textbook...

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29 Nov In thinking about the clinical application of phylogenetics, discuss the role of phylogenetics in these areas. Predictions of drug resistance Identifying the origin

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28 Nov Public Health Policy Review THIS WEEK’S project is to write the section of your final capstone paper that gives examples of POLICIES related to the public health problem in your population. These can be local policies, organizational policies, state policies, or federal policies.? For example, policies to fight childhood obesity could include: A local school district banning soda machines in the schools A USDA (federal) policy improving the quality of school lunches A city passing a fast-food zoning ordinance to improve the built environment A state law creating more parks and playgrounds in low SES areas A national ban on child-directed junk food advertising A soda tax at the

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 Week 5 ProjectAssignment Due November 28 at 11:59 PM Policies Supporting Lecture: Review the...

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28 Nov The purpose of this paper is to fully explore the history, characteristics, pathogenesis, and treatment of a pathogenic organism. Use the following questions to guide your inquiry (but do not limit yourself to only these questions): TOPIC BACTERIAL MENINGITIS? I. Background/History: What is the history of this organism as it relates to us? When did we first become aware of it? How long has it been considered a pathogen?? II. Characteristics: How is this organism classified? What makes this organism unique from other related organisms? How is this organism identified in a lab? III. Pathogenesis: What disease does this organism cause? What are the signs and symptoms of this disease? How does

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28 Nov Why does Hamlet question whether the Ghost is good or evil? Use specific passages in your response. How has his encounter with the Ghost affected Hamlet? Analyze one of the soliloquies* (after the encounter) to develop your ideas.? *A soliloquy is a private monologue in which the character expresses thoughts and feelings.? Length: One page Respond in a structured, focused response. This isn’t a free-write in which you just jot down thoughts. Write clear, grammatical sentences, in coherent paragraphs, and use an appropriate tone. Your response should show that you are familiar with the texts. Do not offer a long summary or background information unless it is related to the question.? RESP

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Reading Discussion 13: Hamlet 1 & 2 77 unread replies.77 replies. After reading Hamlet Acts...

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28 Nov Intro to Life Science Week 6 Assignment Wanted: Dead, Not Alive Bacteria, protists, and other forms of early life can be very harmful when they get into our food supply. Find a current (within the last two months) food recall or foodborne outbreak due to contamination by one of these living things. With that information, create a Wanted poster for the organism that has caused a recent outbreak of contaminated food. (Refer back to Chapter 3: Food for Thought.) The poster should include: ? ?The name and type of organism ? ?Why the organism is dangerous due to the sickness it causes ? ?An explanation of the recent outbreak (from a news story or the CDC food safety website) ? ?Food safety tips

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  Intro to Life Science – Week 6 Assignment Wanted: Dead, Not Alive Bacteria, protists,...

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28 Nov Attend an event or complete an extracurricular activity that is related to our class in some way. Then submit a 200-300 word reflection paper which uses course concepts to explain what you learned. Reflection papers are worth up to 2 points each. These must be submitted before finals week (December 5). Note that the maximum extra credit any student can earn toward their final grade is 8 points. However, students may attempt to complete extra credit for as many points as they like. There is no limit to the number of reflection papers you can write and submit.? Below are the criteria for receiving full credit for reflection paper.? Use course concepts and terminology. A description of a co

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28 Nov Should gene-editing be abolished? OR Should the penalty for possession of prescription opioids be lessened? ?What is the source about? How and where you plan to use the information in the research paper? 3. How do you know if the source is credible? Who is the author, publisher, or what database is it from? Please use sources from the academic library only.

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  Be sure to choose one of the following  topics :Should gene-editing be abolished? OR Should the penalty...

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28 Nov Antibiotics have saved millions of lives since they were first observed by Pasteur and Koch and later named by Selman Waksman in 1942. Unfortunately, antibiotic-resistant microbial strains are becoming more prevalent and therefore making once easily treated infections more difficult to treat. For your initial discussion post, share your thoughts on three ways that societynot physicians or medical staffcan help to reduce the development of drug-resistant microbial strains.

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  Directions: Antibiotics have saved millions of lives since they were first observed by Pasteur...

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