Carlos is a 25 year old male who works as a bartender in a major hotel. He works from 4 pm to 12 am 4 days a week. Due to the nature of his work, he usually engages with a lot of customers, and he is allowed to “have a few drinks at work.” He feels that his alcohol consumption is “probably getting out of control.” In his days off, he likes to have a few drinks during the day. He notices that if he stops drinking for a day, his hands start “shaking” and it goes away when he has a drink. He does not want to get hooked on alcohol, so he came to the clinic for help to quit. He is willing to try anything to get clean and sober.
Include a member(s) of the healthcare team in the scenario with specific duties
Create a teaching plan and a comprehensive treatment plan for this patient
Ron supervises delivery of flowers for a wholesale distributor of fresh flowers, Flowers. Inc. In order to accommodate one of the company’s best customers, Ron offers to immediately rush a delivery of fresh peonies. All of the delivery trucks are currently out on delivery. Ron directs an employee, Ruth, to use her own vehicle to deliver the flowers.
Ruth carelessly parks her car on a steep hill, leaving the car in neutral and failing to engage the parking brake. The car rolls down the hill, knocking down an electric line. The sparks from the broken line ignite a grass fire. The fire spreads until it reaches a gasoline station one mile away. There is a tanker truck off-loading gasoline to the station’s gas tanks. The fire ignites the gasoline being pumped into the tanks, and one of the tanks explodes, causing part of the station structure to fall on and injure a passing motorist, Jim.
Can Jim recover damages from Ruth; from Flowers’ Inc? Why or why not?
Identify the cause of action. Discuss each element of the cause of action, and relate them to your assessment of whether Jim has a cause of action against Ruth.
Discuss the legal doctrine under which Jim might also recover from Flowers, Inc.
Examine a case that occurred within the last 5 years where the suspect accepted a plea bargain. Provide an overview of the case while reviewing the plea-bargaining process. Additionally, discuss the importance of ethics throughout the plea-bargaining progression. Aaron L. Cockfield or Chris Watts of Colorado
Your case study must be at least two pages in length, not counting the title page and references page. A minimum of two references must be used, one of which can be your textbook.
Susan P. had a SVD (spontaneous vaginal delivery) today approximately 2 hours ago. The labor and delivery nurse is calling to give you report. She is new and not sure what you want to know from her.
Question:
Note that you discover that Susan is Rh-negative, her baby is Rh-positive. What now?
Please discuss Rhogam. The drug, the need, the route, the risk.
When must you give this and under what circumstances will you give this injection?
Please also recall any other reason Rhogam would be given, and when.
should have 2 reliable references and every reference must have an in-text citation
C.B. is a student nurse practitioner completing her practicum in an office practice She assists the community with blood pressure and immunization clinics. The primary roles in this setting are education and health prevention.
C.B. has completed a population assessment and determined that the community is lacking in organized physical activities. The community that she is working in has a diverse age group between 56 and 87 years of age, with the majority of the residents being between 70 and 74 years of age. The members of the community are active in the health screenings and clinics and enjoy including the nursing staff in their activities.
Question for the case
Which are the recommendations according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for older adults regarding type, quantity and quality of exercise per week?
Two officers were walking in a neighborhood known for high volumes of drug deals. They came across the car of an individual whom they had arrested two years prior for drug dealing. The car was parked on a curb in front of a residence.
One officer peeked inside the car, the other walked down the sidewalk to the house and up to the corner of the wooden fence surrounding the house. The second officer noticed a strange looking garden in the yard through the cracks of the fence. He put his foot in a small hole at the bottom of the fence and pulled his head up over the fence looking into the yard and noticed several plants that resembled marijuana growing in the yard.
He informed the other officer and they walked around to the back of the house to see if the owner of the house was home. As they walked around the house, three men in the back of the house noticed the officers through the cracks of the fence and quickly went inside the house. The officers then jumped over the fence and approached the house, ordering all occupants out of the house.
When questioned about the plants, the house owner admitted that it was marijuana. He was arrested.
Were the marijuana plants spotted by the officer in plain view under California v. Ciraolo? Why?
What details could be added to the scenario to increase the likelihood that the marijuana plants were in plain view? Explain. What details could be added to the scenario to decrease the likelihood that the marijuana plants were in plain view?
If the marijuana plants were spotted legally, did the officers then have the right to walk around the house? Explain.
Did the officers have a right to jump the fence and order everyone out of the house? Explain.
Did the officers have a right to make the arrest under Illinois v. McArthur? Explain.
Deborah is a school social worker in a small urban middle school. Her work focuses primarily on trauma and behavioral disorders. Many of her clients have been sexually abused, have struggled with loss issues, and get multiple discipline referrals and suspensions at school.
When Deborah applied to graduate school, her goal was to become a psychotherapist. At the time, Deborah knew little about the social work profession’s unique history and values. Her aim was to obtain an MSW to be eligible for licensure and third-party reimbursement for her clinical work. However, during her MSW education, Deborah learned about social work’s unique commitment to social justice issues and assisting society’s most vulnerable populations. By the end of her MSW education, Deborah resolved to supplement her school social work—which she knew would continue to be her primary focus—with significant involvement in social justice issues.
One of Deborah’s clients, Tonya, suffered from depression, sexual abuse, and recurring discipline problems. Tonya and Deborah worked together to help Tonya learn ways to cope with her trauma and decrease behavioral outbursts. Tonya did improve her behavior according to the treatment plan, but Tonya’s math teacher continued to write erroneous referrals for Tonya.
As a result of her work with Tonya, Deborah became aware of the issues with disproportionality in discipline referrals.
How might the school social worker, Tonya become engaged in anti-racist school social work practices to address the disproportionality in discipline referrals?
Case Questions:
1. Should Unilever divert money from its premium brands to invest in a lower-margin segment of the market (LI-NE)? (4 marks)
2. Describe the pros and cons of targeting the segment of LI-NE consumers. (4 marks)
3. Assume Unilever enters and wants to launch a detergent powder for LI-NE consumers:
a. Should Unilever develop a new brand (or use one from their international portfolio)? (2 marks)
b. Should Unilever reposition one of its existing brands (OMO, Minerva and Campeiro)? (2 marks)
c. Should Unilever launch a brand extension from one of its existing brands (OMO, Minerva and Campeiro)? (2 marks)
4. Describe the important and non-important product attributes if Unilever decides to introduce a new brand for LI-NE consumers. (4 marks)
A 34 year old Hispanic- American woman who is in her first pregnancy is seen for prenatal care at 28 weeks gestation. Her weight is 220 lb. and her blood pressure is 130/80 mmHg. Uterine size is appropriate for gestational age. Her type and screen shows that she is AB negative. Her family history reveals that her mother has type 2 diabetes mellitus. A urine dipstick shows 3+ glycosuria and negative ketones. Questions 1. Based on the information provided, is this mother and/or her fetus at risk at delivery? If so explain why? 2. What treatment may be needed for this mother prior to delivery of her baby? How would this treatment be provided to the patient in your role as a professional nurse? Please explain. 3. Explain a potential complication that this mother may experience at delivery? 4. What are medical conditions that might require immunization for subsequent pregnancies? It’s for Pathophysiology class
The LEGO company has restructured itself several times in the last decade and is
now one of the most successful toy companies in the world.
a) Explain the role
that Social Media has played in re-vitalising the brand and extending its reach.
Explain your answer with reference to LEGO’s social media marketing (SMM)
Strategy, target audience(s), methods used to engage with the world at large
(fans, existing customers, developers, users, potential customers) and specific
tools and networks used.
b) Discuss the importance of ‘crowd sourcing’ to its
successful business model
(do the research and answer the two questions)
