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Please note that multiple options may be correct, but there also may be only one answer. Figure 17.8 and chapter 17: Which statements are true of early colonists (the first species to arrive and establish after a disturbance)? Early colonists always modify the environment in ways that benefit later colonists. Early colonists always modify the environment in ways that hinders later colonists. Early colonists are always outcompeted by later arrivals. early colonists are able to arrive in open habitat and establish.

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Please make sure to cite your sourees; if you are turning in a paper copy, please make sure it is typed. In the final minute of the high school state champiosship match, with the score tied 1 to 1 , the comer kick sailed toward the far post. Lunging for a header and the win, the 17-year-old midfielder was kicked solidly in the right side of her head by a defender. She crumpled to the ground and lay motionless. The team physician rushed onto the field, where the midfielder lay on her back with her eyes closed. She was breathing normally but failed to respond to the sound of her name or a touch on her arm. An ambulance was immediately summoned. After a fow moments, her eyes fluttered open, and she looked up at the doctor and her teammates with a confused expeession on her face. Asked how she was feeling, she said "fine" and attempted to sit up but winced in pain and put her hand to her head as the physician told her to remain lying down. It was an encouraging sign that all four limbs and ber trunk muscles had moved normally in ber attempt to sit up, suggesting she did pot have a serious injury to her spinal cord. The physician then asked her a series of questions. Did she remember how she had been injured? She responded with a blank look and a small shake of her head. Did she know what day this was and where she was? After a long paused and a look at her surroendings, she replied that it was Saturday and this was the championship soceer match. How much time was left in the game, and what was the score? Another long pause, and then, "It's almost halftime, and it's zero to zero. "Before he could ask the next questions, her eyes rolled back in their sockets and her body stiffened for several seconds, after which she once again looked around with a confused expression. These signs suggested that she had suffered an injury to ber brain and should undergo a thorough neurological exam. The ambulance arrived, she was placed on a rigid backboard with her head supported and restrained, and she was transported to the hospital for further assessment and observation. By the time she reached the ER, she was less disorierted and had no nausea but still complained that her head hurt. Her pulse rate and blood pressure were normal. A series of neurological tests was then performed. When a light was shone in either eye, both pupils constricted equally. She was also able to smoothly track a moving object with her eyes. Her sense of balance was good, and she was able to feel a vibrating tuning fork, light pinpricks, and warm and cold objects on the skin of all of her extremities. Muscle tone, strength, and reflexes were also normal. Asked again about the collision, she still was unsure what had happened. However, suddenly straightening in her chair, she said, "Wait - the game was almost over and we were tied one to one...Did we win? Questions: 1. Why did this player lose consciousness? 2. What is the mechanism and what part of the brain is involved? 3. What is the .

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Please help. This is from vertebrate zoology. I know the first question is referring to celaphochordates. Which group of invertebrates is believed to be the ancestor of all vertebrates? a. What is the developmental, anatomical, and molecular evidence? b. Why are the HOX genes so important and their duplication is an important characteristic shared between chordates and vertebrates? c. What living animal from this group shares these characteristics? d. What traces do humans have of these anatomical characteristics?.

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Please help. I know it's alot but i could really use the help. I appreciate it! UNIT 2 Objectives 1. Diagram the layers of the Pericardium and the Heart Wall including: Parietal Layer Visceral Layer (Epicardium) Myocardium Endocardium 2. Describe the Great Vessels entering and leaving the heart: Inferior Vena Cava Aorta Pulmonary Arteries Superior Vena Cava Pulmonary Truck Pulmonary Veins 3. Diagram the blood flow through the Systemic, Pulmonary, and Coronary circuits. 4. Discuss the coronary vessels. Diagram blood through the major Coronary Arteries and Veins. 5. Describe the anatomy of the Heart. Include: Right and Left Atria AV valves Trabeculae Carnaelnterventricular septum Right and Left Ventricles Semilunar valves Papillary muscles Chordae tendineae 6. Discuss the functioning of the Heart Valves. Describe the major heart sounds produced by closure of these valves. Tricuspid Bicuspid Aortic Semilunar Pulmonary Semilunar 7. Outline the functioning and components of the heart's Conduction System, including: SA Node AV bundle (bundle of His) Purkinje fibers AV node L and R bundle branche 8. Describe events of cardiac Autorhythmic and Contractile action potentials. Interpret the basic parts of An ECG and what events of the heart they represent. 9. Describe and correlate the events of the Cardiac Cycle. Include the ECG Volumes Diastole EDV Valve opening and closing Pressures Systole Heart sounds. 10. Calculate and show the relationship between Cardiac Output, Heart Rate and Stroke Volume and describe factors that would affect cardiac output. 11. Diagram the anatomy and function of Blood Vessels: Elastic rteries Arterioles Veins Muscular arteries Capillaries Venules 12. Compare and contrast the vessels: Size Thickness Pressure Blood velocity Cross-sectional area. 13. Describe the factors the affect Blood Pressure throughout the circulatory system including: Stroke volume Heart rate Vascular Resistance 14. Describe the mechanisms used to maintain Blood Pressure, including: Baroreflexes Chemoreflexes Hormonal influences. 15. Differentiate between the structure and location of the 3 types of Capillaries: Continuous Fenestrated Sinusoidal 16. Discuss the modes of Capillary Exchange: Diffusion, and bulk flow (filtration / reabsorption). Show the relationship between the net filtration pressure, hydrostatic pressure and osmotic pressure. 17. Identify the major blood vessels of the human systemic circulatory system and the areas of the body they service. (See Lab Objectives for listing). Include the differences in fetal circulation involving the foramen ovale and the ductus arteriosus. 18. List the functions of the Lymphatic and Immune system. 19. Summarize the various types and functions of: Lymphocytes B, T, and NK cells. 20. Differentiate between blood, interstitial fluid and lymph. 21. Diagram the flow of lymph through Lymphatic capillaries and vessels Thoracic duct Right lymphatic duct Subclavian veins 22. Describe the following lymphatic organs.

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Please help!!! A. A couple has a baby that is monosomic for the X chromosome. This most likely occurred during meiosis because: a. there was nondisjunction of the sister chromatids. b. there was an pericentric inversion in the X chromosome and crossover occurred. c. there was an paracentric inversion in the X chromosome and crossover occurred. d. there was translocation of another chromosome onto the X chromosome. e. either b or c.

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Please help write the Caesar cipher. It must follow the these requirements: Substitution cipher (implemented in cipher.h and cipher.cc) class has already been defined (but not implemented) for you. The other cipher classes MUST a) inherit from the substitution cipher, or b) inherit from one of the four other cipher classes (e.g., Caesar inherits from Substitution, ROT13 inherits from Caesar). 4. Each new cipher class MUST have a constructor, a default constructor (except the ROT13 cipher, as described below), and a destructor . a) Each constructor should accept the input appropriate for the cipher: i) substitution - cipher alphabet - must contain every letter in the alphabet, and only once, and they must all be lower case. It should contain no other characters (e.g., no space, punctuation, etc.). Cipher alphabet length should always be 26. ii) Caesar - positive shift/rotation/offset integer. This value can be larger than 26, in which case it has rotated completely one or more times. b) Each default constructor should not accept any inputs. i) ROT13: ROT13 should only have a default constructor, and it should function properly as a ROT13 cipher with the default constructor. ii) Other ciphers: default constructor should initialize the object so that encrypting any plain text should return a cipher text that is identical to the plain text. For example, for Caesar, setting the shift to 0 will achieve this. YOU CANNOT SIMPLY RETURN THE PLAIN TEXT - IT MUST STILL ENCRYPT THE TEXT using the proper method. b) the destructor should free all memory. Valgrind will be used to make sure there are no memory leaks. 5. Each cipher must also provide encrypt and decrypt functions. They can either be implemented explicitly, or implicitly using inheritance. This is a design decision, but the decision should be made to minimize/modularize your code. i) Encrypt: Assume that the input plain text will always be a) lower case letter, b) upper case letter, or c) a space. Space should not be encrypted (i.e., if the plain text is "hello world", the encrypted text should look something like "abcde fghij". Upper case letter should be encrypted to an upper case letter (you don't have to, but you will find that meeting the decrypt requirement below will be difficult otherwise). ii) Decrypt: This should take in the encrypted text and return the origin plain text. It should a) retain the case (i.e., if the input plain text has an upper case letter, the decrypted plain text should have that letter as upper case. b) retain the space - If the plain text had spaces, the decrypted text should still have those spaces in the correct place. 6. Data members in all cipher classes should be hidden using the Cheshire smile. 7. Each cipher should also check to make sure that the provided cipher alphabet, rotation etc. meets the requirements before initializing the object with it. For example, see the is_valid_alpha function in cipher.cc for the substitution cipher. Below shows just A COUP.

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Please help write BinaryTree.java Thank you! Create a class BinaryTree. A class that implements the ADT binary tree. import java.util.Iterator; import java.util.NoSuchElementException; import StackAndQueuePackage.*; public class BinaryTree <T> implements BinaryTreeInterface<T> { private BinaryNode<T> root; public BinaryTree() { root = null; } // end default constructor public BinaryTree(T rootData) { root = new BinaryNode<>(rootData); } // end constructor public BinaryTree(T rootData, BinaryTree<T> leftTree, BinaryTree<T> rightTree) { privateSetTree(rootData, leftTree, rightTree); } // end constructor public void setTree(T rootData) { root = new BinaryNode<>(rootData); } // end setTree public void setTree(T rootData, BinaryTreeInterface<T> leftTree, BinaryTreeInterface<T> rightTree) { privateSetTree(rootData, (BinaryTree<T>)leftTree, (BinaryTree<T>)rightTree); } // end setTree private void privateSetTree(T rootData, BinaryTree<T> leftTree, BinaryTree<T> rightTree) { root = new BinaryNode<>(rootData); if ((leftTree != null) && !leftTree.isEmpty()) root.setLeftChild(leftTree.root); if ((rightTree != null) && !rightTree.isEmpty()) { if (rightTree != leftTree) root.setRightChild(rightTree.root); else root.setRightChild(rightTree.root.copy()); } // end if if ((leftTree != null) && (leftTree != this)) leftTree.clear(); if ((rightTree != null) && (rightTree != this)) rightTree.clear(); } // end privateSetTree //... private class PreorderIterator implements Iterator<T> { private StackInterface<BinaryNode<T>> nodeStack; public PreorderIterator() { nodeStack = new LinkedStack<>(); if (root != null) nodeStack.push(root); } // end default constructor public boolean hasNext() { return !nodeStack.isEmpty(); } // end hasNext public T next() { BinaryNode<T> nextNode; if (hasNext()) { nextNode = nodeStack.pop(); BinaryNode<T> leftChild = nextNode.getLeftChild(); BinaryNode<T> rightChild = nextNode.getRightChild(); // Push into stack in reverse order of recursive calls if (rightChild != null) nodeStack.push(rightChild); if (leftChild != null) nodeStack.push(leftChild); } else { throw new NoSuchElementException(); } return nextNode.getData(); } // end next public void remove() { throw new UnsupportedOperationException(); } // end remove } // end PreorderIterator public void iterativePreorderTraverse () { StackInterface<BinaryNode<T>> nodeStack = new LinkedStack<>(); if (root != null) nodeStack.push(root); BinaryNode<T> nextNode; while (!nodeStack.isEmpty()) { nextNode = nodeStack.pop(); BinaryNode<T> leftChild = nextNode.getLeftChild(); BinaryNode<T> rightChild = nextNode.getRightChild(); // Push into stack in reverse order of recursive calls if (rightChild != null) nodeStack.push(rightChild); if (leftChild != null) nodeStack.push(leftChild); System.out.print(nextNode.getData() + " "); } // end while } // end iterativePreorderTraverse private class InorderIterator implements Iterator<T> { private StackInterface<BinaryNode<T>> nodeStack; private BinaryNode<T> cu.

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Please help with these questions 11 of 20 Which of the following is not considered an action derived by public policy? Paying taxes Purchasing personal a vehicle Security at airports Stopping at red lights while driving 12 of 20 In the public policy framework, policy formation must occur prior to agenda-setting. True False 13 of 20 In the public policy framework, agenda-setting identifies the overarching issues that need to be addressed. True False 14 of 20 In the public policy framework, policy formation is researching and designing the approach and components needed in the policy. True False 15 of 20 The video What is Public Policy? (Lesson 7) it states public policy is which of the following? A response to demands Based on laws and established rules Rarely neutral All of the above.

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Please help with question! Very confused! - A scientist is studying stem length in wheat plants. She crosses two highly inbred wheat strains that differ in stem height. Then selfcrosses within the F1 generation and raises the F2. The average s 2 of the parentals and the F 1 = 3 , while the s 2 of the F2 generation = 12. What is the genetic variance of population? A. 12 B. 3 C. 9 D. 15 E. We cannot tell.

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Please read this scenario and answer three following questions. Identify ALL the standard of conduct that was violated in this scenario (Based on the 244 CMR 9:00 regulations in Massachusetts) Case Scenario An experienced RN arrives at her unit, she forgot her ID badge at home, and she is assigned a patient load of 4 patients on the day shift on December 21st, 2022. One of her patient's requires insulin as per regular insulin sliding scale. The medication administration policy requires the N to check with a second RN, when preparing and administering insulin all of the following: name of the medication to be administered, the route of administration, the dose, the patient's name and the time, prior to the administration of the medication. The N checked the medication administration records of the patient and noted that a blood sugar reading was obtained at 0600. The blood sugar level was elevated but despite the need for insulin coverage as indicated by the sliding scale that had been ordered, there was no record that insulin was administered to the patient, by the nurse who had cared for the patient on the night shift (previous shift). At 0730, the RN drew up and administered two units of regular insulin using the dosing as written per the prescriber-ordered sliding scale of Insulin. The unit was busy and appeared chaotic. In addition, the unit nurses were under added pressure because of the new policy, which required medications to be administered within the time frame ordered by the Prescribing Physician. The RN could not find another RN with whom to check the insulin dose to comply with the medication administration policy. The RN reviewed the glucose level with the sliding scale on the order, verified the correct type and quantity of insulin, drew up the medication, and the RN, understood the importance of administering the insulin as soon as possible because it was already past the medication's administration scheduled time, proceeded to administer the Insulin (injection). The RN administered the medication at 0730. While electronically charting insulin administration, the N noticed that the night shift nurse had retroactively charted the medication administration of two units of regular insulin for 0700. The RN decided not to tell anyone on the team. The RN informed the patient of the situation, gave the patient 2 cups of orange juice and breakfast, and monitored for signs and symptoms of hypoglycemia for the next hour. The patient's blood sugar was checked 60 minutes after administering the insulin. The blood glucose level was within the normal limit at that moment. Based on this glucose finding, the RN did not feel an incident report was necessary, and none was filled out. Later that day, the patient shared with the provider what the RN had done with him, and after careful inquiry, it was brought to light what had occurred. Answer the following questions thoroughly: a. Based on the case scenario, do you believe this RN's Standard of .

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Please show a screenshot of the data model and database design School of Engineering Technology Applied Database 1 COP 4708 Assignment #3 Assignment Objective: The goal of this assignment is to develop database model and database design that will assist in understanding the relational database. Before we start the coding we need to create a model that represents the database then convert it into database design. This assignment will measure student learning outcome number 2 Introduction: You were hired as a consultant to assist in the construction of an efficient database for a non-profit foundation. As a consultant you were able to identify four major entities in the organization system. The entities are Donor, Donation, Events and Projects. You also identified each entities' attributes and functional dependencies as shown below. - Donations DonationID Amount Date TransactionNum DonorID ProjectID EventID - Donors DonorID FirstName LastName StreetAddress City State ZipCode PhoneNumber Email - Projects ProjectID Type Name Location Duration DateOfFunding AmountOfFunding CompletionDate - Events EventID Description Location Date Sponsor EventFundingGoal CollectedFunds Functional dependencies: Donor (DonorID) (FirstName, LastName, StreetAdd, City, State, ZipCode, Phone, Email) (ZipCode ) (City, State) (Email) (FirstName, LastName, StreetAdd, City, State, ZipCode, Phone) (Phone) (FirstName, LastName, StreetAdd, City, State, ZipCode, email) Donations (DonationID) (DonationAmt, DonationType, DonationCCNum, DonatCCExpDate, ProjectID, DonorID) Projects (ProjectID) (ProjectType, ProjectName, ProjectLocation, ProjectDuration, FundingDate, FundingAmt, CompleteDate) Events (EventID) (ProjectID, EventDescription, EventLocation, EventDate, Sponsor, EventFundGoal, CollectedFunding) In addition, you had an interview with the nonprofit organization director to understand more about the database and entity relationships. The director said: "The fundraising or donations can be through donors or through events. One donor can make recurrent donations or one time donation, which means that a donation must have a donor but a donor does not have to donate always. If donations are not enough an event will be initiated. Usually the collected donation will support one project or several projects. So a project must be supported by a donation, and donations have to be used for projects." Note: this interview will assist in defining the maximum and minimum cardinalities (relationships). Requirement: Based on the given information above create a Data Model and a Database Design, remember that the Data Model will include entities, their attributes, ad their relationships. In the Database Design the entities will be converted to tables, identifiers to primary keys, and attributes to columns. Relationships will be verified both maximum and minimum cardinality. In addition, you will add data type, data size, the primary keys, the foreign key, and the null/not null constraints. Y.

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