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You ordered a chest X-ray and saw fluid buildup in her right lung. She also has thick whitish yellow exudates on her tonsils. Finally, her weak pulse made you order an MRI and it revealed myocarditis. Given all this evidence, you asked the parents if they had given their children routine vaccinations. When they said no, you knew exactly what it was. Describe the cause of Ashley’s illness and how you know. ans: Ashley\'s illness is due to the bacterial infection caused by the bacteria Corynebacterium diptheriae.This is causing Ashley to suffer.This bacteria causes infection which led to die the cells of tonsils and throat.Thats why she is having throat infection.And as they have skipped the vaccination process she got infected as she has less resistance or immunity. ELEK test is performed for toxin detection and EIA for detecting toxin in isolates., immumnochromatographic strip test specific test for detecting toxins in specimens and isolates. This organism is transmitted by animlas or main cause is transmission for infected person by coughing or sneezing. Ashley\'s innate immunity would produce antibodies against the bacteria . Solution You ordered a chest X-ray and saw fluid buildup in her right lung. She also has thick whitish yellow exudates on her tonsils. Finally, her weak pulse made you order an MRI and it revealed myocarditis. Given all this evidence, you asked the parents if they had given their children routine vaccinations. When they said no, you knew exactly what it was. Describe the cause of Ashley’s illness and how you know. ans: Ashley\'s illness is due to the bacterial infection caused by the bacteria Corynebacterium diptheriae.This is causing Ashley to suffer.This bacteria causes infection which led to die the cells of tonsils and throat.Thats why she is having throat infection.And as they have skipped the vaccination process she got infected as she has less resistance or immunity. ELEK test is performed for toxin detection and EIA for detecting toxin in isolates., immumnochromatographic strip test specific test for detecting toxins in specimens and isolates. This organism is transmitted by animlas or main cause is transmission for infected person by coughing or sneezing. Ashley\'s innate immunity would produce antibodies against the bacteria ..
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The 16-year-old boy in the discussion scenario presented to the clinic with specific complaints that are common in Strep Throat infection. He complained of a sore throat for 3 days. He denied recent cold, influenza, ear infections, or allergies. Redness, +3 tonsil edema, positive anterior and posterior cervical adenopathy, low-grade temperature, and pharyngeal exudate were noted by the practitioner on the exam. A diagnosis of Strep Throat was confirmed by a positive rapid strep throat culture. Penicillin was prescribed.
Strep Throat is not a genetic disorder, but an infectious one caused by A. Streptococcus bacteria. It is not gender-specific. Strep throat most commonly occurs during the late winter or early spring months as a direct result of people being grouped closely together indoors allowing it to spread easily via direct contact (American Academy of Family Physicians, 2016).
The patient’s symptomology and positive culture confirm that he was infected by A. Streptococcus bacteria. His body’s response to A. Streptococcus bacteria is the body’s initial inflammatory response to this bacteria; redness, swelling, heat, and pain (Kahn Academy, 2010). The patient’s anaphylactic response to penicillin was mediated by ‘IgE antibodies that are produced by the immune system in response to an environmental allergen’ (Justiz-Vaillant & Zito, 2019). These allergens include pollens, animal dander, dust mites or fungi (Justiz-Vaillant & Zito, 2019). The patient’s anaphylactic response to penicillin, a fungus, was unknown prior to its administration.
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Strep Throat is not a genetic disorder, but an infectious one caused by A. Streptococcus bacteria. It is not gender-specific. Strep throat most commonly occurs during the late winter or early spring months as a direct result of people being grouped closely together indoors allowing it to spread easily via direct contact (American Academy of Family Physicians, 2016).
The patient’s symptomology and positive culture confirm that he was infected by A. Streptococcus bacteria. His body’s response to A. Streptococcus bacteria is the body’s initial inflammatory response to this bacteria; redness, swelling, heat, and pain (Kahn Academy, 2010). The patient’s anaphylactic response to penicillin was mediated by ‘IgE antibodies that are produced by the immune system in response to an environmental allergen’ (Justiz-Vaillant & Zito, 2019). These allergens include pollens, animal dander, dust mites or fungi (Justiz-Vaillant & Zito, 2019). The patient’s anaphylactic response to penicillin, a fungus, was unknown prior to its administration.
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The patient is a 4-year old boy who presented to the Emergency Department with shortness of
breath and persistent cough. Evidence of soft tissue infection with erythema and fluctuant lesion
in posterior neck fold was also observed. However, his temperature was normal (37.1°C) with no
signs of fever. No tachycardia or hypertension was noted.
He was immediately started on intravenous antibiotics (vancomycin 15mg/kg/8 hours,
piperacillin\\tazobactan 100 mg/kg/q8 hrs) and he is currently in stable condition and under
observation. The patient is otherwise alert and healthy.
The patient has a history of recurrent skin and lung infections (Staphylococcus aureus,
Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Streptococcus pneumonia) and has been treated numerous times with
antibiotics (ceftriaxone, vancomycin, piperacillin\\tazobactam). Ear tubes were placed at 2 years
of age for recurrent ear infections. No history of unusual viral or fungal diseases was noted.?
The patient is the only son of Ashkenazi Jewish immigrant parents from a small village in
Eastern Europe and may be distantly related due to consanguineous marriage of great-
grandparents.
The patient has received all of his normal childhood vaccinations, including DPT, MMR, HiB,
Pneumovax.
Do you expect this patient to be suffering from systemic infection? Is an immune response
occurring? What based on their presentation and past medical history led you to your answer?
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[H2SO4] = 0 because H2SO4 is a strong acid.
first consider Ka2:
Ka2 = [H+][SO42-]/[HSO4-] = 1.3X10^-2
From the starting condition, let x = [SO42-]. Then, [H+] = 0.14+ x, and [HSO4-] = 0.14 - x.
now the value in Ka2 expression:
1.3X10^-2 = (0.14 +x) (x) / (0.14-x)
1.82 X10^-3 - 1.3X10^-2x = 0.14 x + x^2
x^2 + 0.153 x – 1.82 X10^-3 = 0
solve the above equation we will get;
x = 0.0111
thus;
x = [SO42-]=0.0111
Then, [H+] = 0.14 + 0.0111 = 0.1511
, and [HSO4-] = 0.14 – x = 0.14- 0.0111= 0.1289
Solution
[H2SO4] = 0 because H2SO4 is a strong acid.
first consider Ka2:
Ka2 = [H+][SO42-]/[HSO4-] = 1.3X10^-2
From the starting condition, let x = [SO42-]. Then, [H+] = 0.14+ x, and [HSO4-] = 0.14 - x.
now the value in Ka2 expression:
1.3X10^-2 = (0.14 +x) (x) / (0.14-x)
1.82 X10^-3 - 1.3X10^-2x = 0.14 x + x^2
x^2 + 0.153 x – 1.82 X10^-3 = 0
solve the above equation we will get;
x = 0.0111
thus;
x = [SO42-]=0.0111
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, and [HSO4-] = 0.14 – x = 0.14- 0.0111= 0.1289.
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skill in technological advancements . I have a passion to learn profoundly the principles and tools
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research environment. I enjoy every minute to my academic work and participation in innovative
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become a research scientist in Nursing .This enables me to have access and discuss ideas with
world famous research scientists. I am hopeful that my ambition and vision will be fulfilled since
I have a strong feeling of competitive potential and excellent academic credentials. I have a great
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excelled in courses like Biochemistry, Molecular and Cell Biology, Microbiology, Immunology,
Bioprocess Principles and Engineering, Bio and Chemical Thermodynamics, Enzyme
Engineering. This provided a firm foundation and took me a step closer towards the field of
Nursing to fulfill my goal. The fascinations and promises held out by various areas in
Biochemistry, Engineering and Molecular Biology captivated me.
I am well acquainted with Nursing techniques. During my Masters program I have
done project entitled “xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx”. While conducting the above
project , I had gained on hand experience on xxxxxxxxxxxxx. I have real practical and
operational experience during my training at research laboratory at xxxx.. I have the ability to
organize time efficiently and meticulous preparation is my asset. I have experience in medical la
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the zeal to join in your research program, with my Nursing profile. I strongly believe that I will
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when the data value is passed between two different operating system.pdf
when the data value is passed between two different operating system with different machines
they main problem faced by us:
1)one operating system may access the file different way and the other operating in other ways
one operating system may case sensitive file system and other user non case sensitive file
system.
2) each may different transfer protocol and data transfer speed
3)each will hava different hardware architecture
problem to be solved :
userinterface :
both system may have different user interface so we be able support the interface of other
operating system to send data values
interconnection: to send data inter connectionn is very very important.the interconnection should
done between two different operating systems and both should support the data sending and
recieving
security: while sending the data security is important .when data is transfered between two
similar operating system then it is easy to implement connection security between them but
coming to these it much difficult to implement
Solution
when the data value is passed between two different operating system with different machines
they main problem faced by us:
1)one operating system may access the file different way and the other operating in other ways
one operating system may case sensitive file system and other user non case sensitive file
system.
2) each may different transfer protocol and data transfer speed
3)each will hava different hardware architecture
problem to be solved :
userinterface :
both system may have different user interface so we be able support the interface of other
operating system to send data values
interconnection: to send data inter connectionn is very very important.the interconnection should
done between two different operating systems and both should support the data sending and
recieving
security: while sending the data security is important .when data is transfered between two
similar operating system then it is easy to implement connection security between them but
coming to these it much difficult to implement.
Using mathematical induction,STEP 1The base n = 1 is clearl.pdf
Using mathematical induction,
STEP 1:
The base n = 1 is clearly true since12n
Solution
Using mathematical induction,
STEP 1:
The base n = 1 is clearly true since12n.
The process include many steps which could be planning and preparati.pdf
The process include many steps which could be planning and preparation, detection of incident,
initial response, Formulation of response strategy, Foresnsics backups, investigation,
Implementation of security measures , Network monitoring, Recovery, reporting and final is
follow up.
Action or an event never happens on a prescribed or convenient time hence a its always to have a
checklist in place and be prepared like what time the issue happend,who reported etc.
Then to analyse the situation and which might requite forensics software and other environment
support which helps in analysis, gathering and understanding of evidence.
And the most important part is duplication which is accomplised by creating duplicate bit by bit
to a hard drive.And there are basically two approaches of doing so one is software based and
another is hardware based.And in this place hardware based approach has upper hand as it
provides speed and integrity.Also it provided the confidence of less risk of data gettting
corrupted.
Solution
The process include many steps which could be planning and preparation, detection of incident,
initial response, Formulation of response strategy, Foresnsics backups, investigation,
Implementation of security measures , Network monitoring, Recovery, reporting and final is
follow up.
Action or an event never happens on a prescribed or convenient time hence a its always to have a
checklist in place and be prepared like what time the issue happend,who reported etc.
Then to analyse the situation and which might requite forensics software and other environment
support which helps in analysis, gathering and understanding of evidence.
And the most important part is duplication which is accomplised by creating duplicate bit by bit
to a hard drive.And there are basically two approaches of doing so one is software based and
another is hardware based.And in this place hardware based approach has upper hand as it
provides speed and integrity.Also it provided the confidence of less risk of data gettting
corrupted..
The FCPA established criminal and civil penalties for unlawful payme.pdf
The FCPA established criminal and civil penalties for unlawful payments or bribes (or promises
of payments) to foreign officials for the purpose of obtaining or keeping business, either directly
or indirectly or through agents, to influence any act or decision or to secure any improper
advantage in order to obtain or retain business.
The FCPA applies to foreign companies listed on a US exchange or required to file accounts
with the SEC, as well as by US corporations or US nationals. It also applies to foreign nationals
who cause an act in the US (such as a wire transfer or establishment of an e-mail server in the
US) which furthers an FCPA offence.
Accounting requirements apply to companies required to file periodic reports with the SEC.
Requirements cover both systems of internal control and adequate record keeping – non-
compliance can be a criminal offence.
The US federal authorities are pursuing cases aggressively and assessing large penalties for the
violations of FPCA.
Companies which may be subject to the FCPA are strongly advised to conduct suitable due
diligence on intermediaries, agents or local partners. Local U.S. Embassies or Consulates can
provide suitable profiles under the International Company Profile (ICP) service.
Managers and lawyers in most companies want to believe they work for clean, ethical
organizations that hire law-abiding employees. This positive bias often blinds US business
people to the reality of international business, where bribes, kickbacks, and false or unrecorded
transactions are common. Corrupt activity also exists in the US of course, but it is more difficult
to understand what is going on in foreign countries when your US managers have little or no
language ability or cultural context.
Some US business people believe and frequently say \"Everyone knows you can\'t do business in
(Mexico, China, India, Russia - pick a country) without paying bribes. It is part of their culture. It
is crazy to have a US law that makes paying bribes in foreign countries illegal in the USA.\"
Even if that were true, the FCPA is part of the legal environment for international business.
Compliance is not optional because American management has a low opinion of foreign
government officials.
Corruption in international business is common and frequently ignored.
Investigation, prosecution and punishment under the FCPA is common.
Understand your company\'s risk of being involved in international bribery.
Your program requires a Standalone International Anti-corruption Compliance policy, and an
Executive who is Accountable for the “Tone at the Top”.
Train your board, management, employees and third parties who distribute your products
Know all the 3rd parties your company uses in business outside the USA and conduct due
diligence.
Establish a set of internal controls over company expenditures and assets.
Do not permit facilitating payments.
Plan for the likelihood you will have to conduct high quality international internal inves.
The answer is(B.) H- and (C.) NH3Lewis bases are electron pair .pdf
The answer is:
(B.) H- and (C.) NH3
Lewis bases are electron pair donors.
Both H- and NH3 (the N atom) have lone electron pairs for donation and are thus Lewis bases.
Solution
The answer is:
(B.) H- and (C.) NH3
Lewis bases are electron pair donors.
Both H- and NH3 (the N atom) have lone electron pairs for donation and are thus Lewis bases..
Spontaneous mutation rates depend on the rate at which DNA transcrip.pdf
Spontaneous mutation rates depend on the rate at which DNA transcription occurs. All the three
strains given in the question show a higher rate of spontaneous mutation because they have
effects in the mutS or mutL genes, which are involved in mismatch repair system.
In Salmonella A and B, during infectious stage, the DNA mutations occurs faster when
compared to E.coli, because DNA damage does not induce SOS response for DNA repair in
Salmonella.
The E.Coli strain has a better DNA repair system because the SOS response quickly responds to
the DNA damage during infectious phase.
E.coli strain has more permeable membrane compared to Salmonella.
Solution
Spontaneous mutation rates depend on the rate at which DNA transcription occurs. All the three
strains given in the question show a higher rate of spontaneous mutation because they have
effects in the mutS or mutL genes, which are involved in mismatch repair system.
In Salmonella A and B, during infectious stage, the DNA mutations occurs faster when
compared to E.coli, because DNA damage does not induce SOS response for DNA repair in
Salmonella.
The E.Coli strain has a better DNA repair system because the SOS response quickly responds to
the DNA damage during infectious phase.
E.coli strain has more permeable membrane compared to Salmonella..
Sales revenue100000Less- COGS60000Gross profit40000Opera.pdf
Sales revenue
100000
Less- COGS
60000
Gross profit
40000
Operating expenses
Selling expense
Advertising expense
4500
4500
Administrative expense
supplies expense
1500
rent expense
4000
salaries expense
9500
utilities expense
1100
16100
Total operating expenses
20600
Operating income
19400
Non operating income and expenses
loss of sale on land
(3200)
Less- interest expense
6900
Net Other Incomes and Expenses
(10100)
Net income before tax
9300
Less- Income tax
3800
Earnings after tax
5500Income statement
Sales revenue
100000
Less- COGS
60000
Gross profit
40000
Operating expenses
Selling expense
Advertising expense
4500
4500
Administrative expense
supplies expense
1500
rent expense
4000
salaries expense
9500
utilities expense
1100
16100
Total operating expenses
20600
Operating income
19400
Non operating income and expenses
loss of sale on land
(3200)
Less- interest expense
6900
Net Other Incomes and Expenses
(10100)
Net income before tax
9300
Less- Income tax
3800
Earnings after tax
5500
Solution
Sales revenue
100000
Less- COGS
60000
Gross profit
40000
Operating expenses
Selling expense
Advertising expense
4500
4500
Administrative expense
supplies expense
1500
rent expense
4000
salaries expense
9500
utilities expense
1100
16100
Total operating expenses
20600
Operating income
19400
Non operating income and expenses
loss of sale on land
(3200)
Less- interest expense
6900
Net Other Incomes and Expenses
(10100)
Net income before tax
9300
Less- Income tax
3800
Earnings after tax
5500Income statement
Sales revenue
100000
Less- COGS
60000
Gross profit
40000
Operating expenses
Selling expense
Advertising expense
4500
4500
Administrative expense
supplies expense
1500
rent expense
4000
salaries expense
9500
utilities expense
1100
16100
Total operating expenses
20600
Operating income
19400
Non operating income and expenses
loss of sale on land
(3200)
Less- interest expense
6900
Net Other Incomes and Expenses
(10100)
Net income before tax
9300
Less- Income tax
3800
Earnings after tax
5500.
Please give the differential equation and boundary conditions.So.pdf
Please give the differential equation and boundary conditions.
Solution
Please give the differential equation and boundary conditions..
Point.javapublic class Point { int x,y; double m,n; .pdf
Point.java
public class Point
{
int x,y;
double m,n;
public Point(){}
public double getX() { return x; }
public double getY() { return y; }
public double getRadius() { return Math.sqrt(x * x + y * y); }
public double getAngle() { return Math.atan2(y, x); }
public static Point of(int i,int j)
{
Point p=new Point();
p.x=i;
p.y=j;
return p;
}
public static Point ofPolar(double i,double j)
{
Point p=new Point();
p.m=i;
p.n=j;
return p;
}
}
PointTest.java
import org.junit.*;
import static org.junit.Assert.*;
public class PointTest
{
private static final double TOLERANCE = 1E-12;
@Test public void testOf1()
{
Point p = Point.of(1, -1);
assertEquals(1, p.getX(), TOLERANCE);
assertEquals(-1, p.getY(), TOLERANCE);
assertEquals(Math.sqrt(2), p.getRadius(), TOLERANCE);
assertEquals(-Math.PI / 4, p.getAngle(), TOLERANCE);
}
@Test public void testOf2()
{
Point p = Point.ofPolar(Math.sqrt(2), -Math.PI / 4);
assertEquals(1, p.getX(), TOLERANCE);
assertEquals(-1, p.getY(), TOLERANCE);
assertEquals(Math.sqrt(2), p.getRadius(), TOLERANCE);
assertEquals(-Math.PI / 4, p.getAngle(), TOLERANCE);
}
}
Solution
Point.java
public class Point
{
int x,y;
double m,n;
public Point(){}
public double getX() { return x; }
public double getY() { return y; }
public double getRadius() { return Math.sqrt(x * x + y * y); }
public double getAngle() { return Math.atan2(y, x); }
public static Point of(int i,int j)
{
Point p=new Point();
p.x=i;
p.y=j;
return p;
}
public static Point ofPolar(double i,double j)
{
Point p=new Point();
p.m=i;
p.n=j;
return p;
}
}
PointTest.java
import org.junit.*;
import static org.junit.Assert.*;
public class PointTest
{
private static final double TOLERANCE = 1E-12;
@Test public void testOf1()
{
Point p = Point.of(1, -1);
assertEquals(1, p.getX(), TOLERANCE);
assertEquals(-1, p.getY(), TOLERANCE);
assertEquals(Math.sqrt(2), p.getRadius(), TOLERANCE);
assertEquals(-Math.PI / 4, p.getAngle(), TOLERANCE);
}
@Test public void testOf2()
{
Point p = Point.ofPolar(Math.sqrt(2), -Math.PI / 4);
assertEquals(1, p.getX(), TOLERANCE);
assertEquals(-1, p.getY(), TOLERANCE);
assertEquals(Math.sqrt(2), p.getRadius(), TOLERANCE);
assertEquals(-Math.PI / 4, p.getAngle(), TOLERANCE);
}
}.
pKa of H2PO4- is = 7.21According to Hendersons Equation ,pH = .pdf
pKa of H2PO4- is = 7.21
According to Henderson\'s Equation ,
pH = pKa + log ( [salt] /[acid])
= pKa + log ( [Na2HPO4] / [ KH2PO4 ] )
= 7.21 + log ( 0.135 / 0.185 )
= 7.21 - 0.14
= 7.07
Solution
pKa of H2PO4- is = 7.21
According to Henderson\'s Equation ,
pH = pKa + log ( [salt] /[acid])
= pKa + log ( [Na2HPO4] / [ KH2PO4 ] )
= 7.21 + log ( 0.135 / 0.185 )
= 7.21 - 0.14
= 7.07.
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Solution
naphthalene, dry ice (solid co2),iodine(gentle heating), arsenic (At high temperature) etc....
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- 1. You ordered a chest X-ray and saw fluid buildup in her right lung. She also has thick whitish yellow exudates on her tonsils. Finally, her weak pulse made you order an MRI and it revealed myocarditis. Given all this evidence, you asked the parents if they had given their children routine vaccinations. When they said no, you knew exactly what it was. Describe the cause of Ashley’s illness and how you know. ans: Ashley's illness is due to the bacterial infection caused by the bacteria Corynebacterium diptheriae.This is causing Ashley to suffer.This bacteria causes infection which led to die the cells of tonsils and throat.Thats why she is having throat infection.And as they have skipped the vaccination process she got infected as she has less resistance or immunity. ELEK test is performed for toxin detection and EIA for detecting toxin in isolates., immumnochromatographic strip test specific test for detecting toxins in specimens and isolates. This organism is transmitted by animlas or main cause is transmission for infected person by coughing or sneezing. Ashley's innate immunity would produce antibodies against the bacteria . Solution You ordered a chest X-ray and saw fluid buildup in her right lung. She also has thick whitish yellow exudates on her tonsils. Finally, her weak pulse made you order an MRI and it revealed myocarditis. Given all this evidence, you asked the parents if they had given their children routine vaccinations. When they said no, you knew exactly what it was. Describe the cause of Ashley’s illness and how you know. ans: Ashley's illness is due to the bacterial infection caused by the bacteria Corynebacterium diptheriae.This is causing Ashley to suffer.This bacteria causes infection which led to die the cells of tonsils and throat.Thats why she is having throat infection.And as they have skipped the vaccination process she got infected as she has less resistance or immunity. ELEK test is performed for toxin detection and EIA for detecting toxin in isolates., immumnochromatographic strip test specific test for detecting toxins in specimens and isolates. This organism is transmitted by animlas or main cause is transmission for infected person by coughing or sneezing. Ashley's innate immunity would produce antibodies against the bacteria .