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Burns

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What: Is the condition? Are some ways to get this condition? Causes the condition? Medications would most likely be given (classification) Who: does it impact most? Community, race, gender? When: does it occur? Is it spontaneous, inherited, idiopathic? Why: Does it happen? How: Does it present? (How does it present itself signs and symptoms) Must … Read more

Gap Analysis

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I am in need of a Gap Analysis to be put together in a power point presentation.  The Gap Analysis is on Policies within the Hospital that I work at.  The Attachments: -Policy Gap Analysis–the past current and future status of the where we are -Policy Question–A survey was given to the staff on what … Read more

finl p

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  You are NOT adding new sections this time. Just revise and polish your proposal thoroughly. Consistent formatting Spell/grammar check Cross-check your intext citation and references Again, revise and polish your proposal

Discharged

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 An older client was recently discharged from the hospital for evaluation of seizure activity. His history reveals that he has late-stage Alzheimer’s disease, Parkinson’s disease, hypertension, and type II diabetes mellitus, which is controlled by diet. He lives at home, where his wife and daughter take care of him. His discharge medications include phenytoin (Dilantin), … Read more

MT2062

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 The Week 4 lesson in this course focused upon the influence of gender and family structure on decisions to participate in delinquency as a juvenile. This lesson highlighted some of the key factors that not only distinguish the likelihood of a male versus a female being a juvenile delinquent, but also the role of family … Read more

MT2061

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 The Week 2 and 3 lessons  focused on several theoretical explanations for understanding juvenile delinquency  and why it occurs. As highlighted in these lessons, the theoretical views can be categorized into the following groupings: (1) Individual causes; (2) Societal causes; (3) Social process; and (4) Social interaction. 

MT2012

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 Law enforcement agencies are frequently compared to the military when discussing their organizational structure. The term “quasi-military” is often used to describe the type of reporting structure that exists within most law enforcement agencies. 

MT201

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 The use of force by law enforcement officers is sometimes required when dealing with suspects resisting arrest and/or individuals disobeying direct orders. However, when the use of force becomes excessive or is used unnecessarily, law enforcement officers are arguably committing ethical, and in some cases, criminal violations. 

Discussion

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   Quantitative Critique Help with Locate and summarize an article which has used a survey for quantitative research methodology. Summarize the strengths and weaknesses of the particular design as used for the specified research interest. Place yourself in a position of duplicating the research with a similar population. Compose a list of improvements for the … Read more