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The nurse is caring for a client with pneumonia. Click on each tab below to review the electronic health record (EHR), and answer the question. Nurses' Notes Laboratory Results For each of the clients clinical manifestations below, click to specify if the finding is consistent with asthma, pneumonia, or heart failure. Each finding may support more than one disease process. Asthma Pneumonia Heart Failure temperature of 38.9C inspiratory crackles left lower lung oxygen saturation 82% tripod position white blood cell count of 19,548 respiratory rate (RR) 32 Date/Time NURSES NOTES A 64-year-old was admitted through the emergency department with worsening dyspnea and productive cough over the last 2 days; recently diagnosed with inoperable lung cancer; past medical history of atrial fibrillation, heart failure, Diabetes Mellitus Type 2 (DM2), hypertension, and dyslipidemia. Vital signs (VS): T 97.8 F (36.5 C); HR 98 irregularly irregular; RR 16; BP 136/89; oxygen saturation (O sat) 2 4/4/20XX 03:30 98% on 2 L nasal cannula; inspiratory crackles in lower left lung fields, clear all other areas; chest X-ray shows a left basilar infiltrate consistent with pneumonia; admission assessment completed; copy of advance directive and durable power of attorney documents in electronic health record (EHR); currently resting with head of bed at 30 angle, call light in reach, upper siderails raised, and night light on. Entered room to find the client sitting in a chair in tripod position leaning on the side of the bed; VS: T 102.1 F (38.9 C), HR 142 irregularly 4/4/20XX 06:40 irregular; RR 32 and labored with pursed-lip exhalation; O sat 82% on room 2 L nasal 2 cannula..
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shortly after departing Indonesia, killing 189 people. The following March, Ethiopian Airlines Flight
302 crashed shortly after takeoff, killing 157 passengers, Both planes were Boeing's 737 MAX
jets, which were grounded worldwide. A joint-agency task force found fault with both Boeing and
the FAA. The FAA had relied on Boeing employees vouching for the plane's safety; those
employees did not explain the system adequately, and the FAA lacked the ability toscrutinize their
claims. But Boeing's oversights are made worse by messages revealing employees bragged
about skirting regulations and refusing to run simulation tests, leading some to conclude the
company needs a broader cultural shift. Please follow the case analysis framework to analyze this
case. One-page executive summary. You may need to answer the below questions from your
writing report. Please do the necessary research for the case analysis. - Is the FAA's penalty
steep enough considering the magnitude of Boeing's errors? If not, what further actions do you
think should take place? - What red flags do the leaked employee emails raise about the
organizational culture within Boeing? - What does Boeing need to do in order to truly regain the
trust of regulators and the public, and to demonstrate a commitment to safety? Is the change in
leadership sufficient?.
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Embargos por pagar: $519.00
Contribuciones de United Way por pagar: $380.00
Requerido:
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b) The evolution of mammals was directly affected by two mass extinction events. Discuss this
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c) Birds are the only dinosaurs that survived the end of the Cretaceous extinction event. Discuss.
(10 mark)
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B) Explain some of the reasons why animals moved onto land from aquatic environments (10)
c) Fossilised nests of dinosaur eggs provide a host of information about dinosaur reproductive
behaviour. Explain.
d) Explain why birds and crocodiles represent the Extant Phylogenetic Bracket for dinosaurs. (5
marks).
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account titles and enter O for the amounts.).
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game is this: Melissa chooses one ball from the bag at random. She wins $1 if the number 1 is
selected, $2 if the number 2 is selected, $3 if the number 3 is selected, $4 if the number 4 is
selected, and $5 if the number 5 is selected. She loses $5 if 6, 7, or 8 is selected..
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Company Name: Urban Bites
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Example:
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Vision: (short one is good)
Mission: (short one is good).
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R. $32.00
B. $16.00
C$24,00
D$30,00
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A. 25,0 millones
B 12,5 millones
C 2,0 millones
16,0 millones de dinares.
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Funciones de la tarea 1. Dar informacin u opinar. Ofrece hechos u opiniones relevantes para la
tarea del equipo. 2. Buscador de informacin u opinin. Pide a otros informacin u opiniones
relacionadas con la tarea. 3. Arrancador o energizador. Inicia o alienta el comportamiento
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miembros. 8. Tester de la realidad. Comprueba la viabilidad de las ideas frente a las
contingencias del mundo real.
Funciones Relacionales 1. Fomento de la participacin. Alienta a los miembros reticentes a
hablar, hacindoles saber que se valorar su contribucin. 2. Armonizador. Resuelve conflictos
interpersonales entre los miembros. 3. Aliviador de tensin. Usa el humor u otros recursos para
liberar la ansiedad y la frustracin de los miembros. 4. Evaluador de clima emocional. Ofrece
observaciones sobre las relaciones socioemocionales entre los miembros (p. ej., "Creo que ahora
todos nos sentimos un poco a la defensiva" o "Parece que piensas que nadie confa en ti, Bill"). 5.
Alabador. Refuerza los logros y las contribuciones de los miembros. 6. Oyente emptico. Escucha
sin evaluacin las preocupaciones personales de los miembros.
Roles disfuncionales 1. Bloqueador. Impide el progreso planteando constantemente objeciones.
2. Atacante. Cuestiona agresivamente la competencia o los motivos de los dems. 3. Buscador de
reconocimiento. Repetida e innecesariamente llama la atencin sobre s mismo al relatar
experiencias irrelevantes, fanfarronear y buscar simpata. 4. Guasn. Se involucra en un
comportamiento de broma en exceso de las necesidades para aliviar la tensin, distrayendo a los
miembros. 5. Retirador. Se niega a tomar posicin sobre cuestiones sociales o laborales; encubre
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identificado el rol, defina si la declaracin es una funcin de tarea, relacional o disfuncional.
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2. "Aunque parece que no estn de acuerdo, a ambos les preocupa..."
3. "Creo que realmente ests en lo cierto. Esa parece ser la informacin que necesitamos".
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5. "George, esa es una idea realmente estpida".
6. "Esta es una idea emocionante que estamos considerando. Antes de comprometernos, veamos
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7. "Si me preg.
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everyone and let me know if you have any more questions or if I can help in any way! can we also
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from datetime import datetime, timedelta
import serial
import time
import sys
import io
import RPi.GPIO as GPIO
GPIO.setmode(GPIO.BCM)
GPIO.setup(17, GPIO.OUT)
GPIO.setup(27, GPIO.OUT)
arduino = serial.Serial('/dev/ttyACM0', 9600)
#arduino_data = arduino.readline()
timeout = 9
data =[]
for i in range(50):
b = arduino.readline()
string_n = b.decode()
string = string_n.rstrip()
s = str(string)
print(s)
data.append(s)
time.sleep(0.1)
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authy_api = AuthyApiClient('jtJEfq9PPAdHOALNrt8FsVescO1C6RrZ')
response = authy_api.one_touch.send_request(
593152871, #adam
"Requesting login for Encation",
seconds_to_expire=120)
if response.ok():
print(response.get_uuid())
else:
print(response.errors())
#time.sleep(8)
old_stdout = sys.stdout
sys.stdout = buffer = io.StringIO()
if response.ok():
status = authy_api.one_touch.get_approval_status(response.get_uuid())
print(status.content)
sys.stdout = old_stdout
statuscontent = buffer.getvalue()
print(statuscontent)
index = statuscontent.find("approved")
timeout_start = time.time()
test = 0
while index != 339 and time.time() < timeout_start + timeout:
print(index)
old_stdout = sys.stdout
sys.stdout = buffer = io.StringIO()
if response.ok():
status = authy_api.one_touch.get_approval_status(response.get_uuid())
print(status.content)
sys.stdout = old_stdout
statuscontent = buffer.getvalue()
#print(index)
print(statuscontent)
index = statuscontent.find("approved")
if index == 339:
break
if test == 0.15:
break
test -= 1
if index == 339:
print('yes')
GPIO.output(17, True)
GPIO.output(27, True)
time.sleep(5)
GPIO.output(17, False)
GPIO.output(27, False)
else:
print('no')
if s == " D3 99 12 2E":
authy_api = AuthyApiClient('jtJEfq9PPAdHOALNrt8FsVescO1C6RrZ')
response = authy_api.one_touch.send_request(
596467975, #rachel
"Requesting login for Encation",
seconds_to_expire=120)
if response.ok():
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else:
print(response.errors())
#time.sleep(8)
old_stdout = sys.stdout
sys.stdout = buffer = io.StringIO()
#sys.stdout = old_stdout
#statuscontent = buffer.getvalue()
if response.ok():
status = authy_api.one_touch.get_approval_status(response.get_uuid())
print(status.content)
sys.stdout = old_stdout
statuscontent = buffer.getvalue()
print(statuscontent)
index = statuscontent.find("approved")
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