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1. Introduction
   Review your top three stressors and state why you chose them. Discuss your readiness to change. It is understandable if you are not ready because certain changes take more effort and commitment. So be honest with each stressor. State why or why not you are ready.
   
   II.    Goals, Activities, and Tasks
   A.    Create a Goal Statement for each stressor. See page 142 in the text where the author describes writing statements of affirmation. This can help you formulate positive goal statements. Here is a sample Goal statement for the Stressor, Procrastination:
   “I complete tasks on time and I feel the joy of accomplishment”
   B.    List all the activities and tasks that you will perform to make the goal happen. Include target dates if applicable. Include tasks from each of the Five Dimensions of health. Keeping with our Procrastination sample:
   1.    Spiritual: Pray for motivation and insight
   2.    Mental: Keep daily to do list
   3.    Physical: burn stress by e xercising; tackle difficult tasks afterwards
   4.    Emotional: Repeat positive affirmations
   5.    Social: Commitment to doing tasks on time allows more time to socialize; study or work in groups for networking 
   Do this process for each of the three stressors. Use the text to research your strategies. Do not limit your tasks to just one per dimension as this is only a sample. The text is full of resources so demonstrate your ability to find them. Acknowledge the page # when applicable.
   
   III.    Honest Appraisal 
   Discuss the reasons you will succeed with your plan. Identify all the resources at your disposal. This can include personal traits that will help you, other people, and tangible resources. Finally, identify potential blocks or barriers and state your strategy for overcoming them

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-How does the genetic testing process work?
-what company offer genetic testing in hearth disease 
-When to seek genetic testing for heart disease
-What is genetic testing and what can it tell me?
-price range 

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In this assignment, you will explore opposing leadership styles found in managers.

In a 1-page paper, elaborate on two leaders: one which you determine as effective and the other as an ineffective leader. These individuals do not need to be in healthcare. Include two (2) academic references and submit your assignment in APA format.


Requirements:

Discuss your example of an effective and an ineffective leader.
Address the similarities and differences of your leaders.
Include specific characteristics of each type of leader based on identifying their effectiveness.
Include two (2) academic references

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A literature review is a synthesis of chosen evidence and resources on a topic of interest. Your assignment is to select a topic of interest and complete a literature review. You are expected to select a minimum of 5 articles. Your review should be between 6-8 pages (not including title and reference page). It is imperative that  APA (6th edition) formatting is utilized.

Essential Steps of the Literature Review:

Define the research problem/topic
Determine key terms
Select primary sources of evidence
Read and synthesize evidence
Write a synthesis of findings that compares and contrasts findings


Components of a Literature Review

Introduction

The introduction serves the purpose of presenting the problem and briefly explaining the significance of the topic. You should also share your search strategy with the reader.

Body of Literature Review

The body synthesizes the findings from the studies reviewed. You will first complete an annotated bibliography of each reference. For each study, you should briefly explain the purpose, procedures for data collection, and major findings. Be sure to discuss the strengths and weaknesses of each study.

Discussion

The discussion section is your opportunity to compare and contrast the evidence you reviewed. How is one better than the other?  How do studies compare or contrast with each other? This is where you draw conclusions based on the available literature.

Reference Page

List all sources utilized to complete the literature review. If it is cited in the body of your writing it should be listed in the reference list. APA 6th edition should be strictly adhered to. Utilize the Writing Center if needed http://student.barry.edu/writingcenter/

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Part 2: Legislation Testimony/Advocacy Statement
To Prepare:
•    Select a bill that has been proposed (not one that has been enacted) using the congressional websites provided in the Learning Resources.
Based on the health-related bill you selected (please see attached file), develop a 1- to 2-page Legislation Testimony/Advocacy Statement that addresses the following:
• Advocate a position for the bill you selected and write testimony in support of your position.
• Describe how you would address the opponent to your position. Be specific and provide examples.
• Recommend at least one amendment to the bill in support of your position.

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Ahimsa, the first of the yamas, the very foundation of all yoga practice, means the absence of 
harm, the practice of compassion, kindness, and gentleness. To practice yoga is to work to bring 
this ideal into our lives, both on and off our mats, in order to contribute to greater peace and 
harmony within ourselves, our relationships, and our society. We begin, where we are, by 
bringing our awareness to our thoughts, our speech, and our actions. 
All of our actions have repercussions—from the food we choose to eat, the businesses and 
industries we support with our dollars, the things we say, the jobs we take—repercussions that 
ripple out in myriad ways not immediately perceptible. 
To practice ahimsa is to take the lens of mindfulness to our lives, to begin to see these ripples of 
effect, and to seek ways of creating more peace, kindness, and well-being. We begin with our 
thoughts, because these are the source of our actions, and often the very root of both conscious 
and unconscious harming behaviors.
This assignment is an opportunity to treat your life like an experiment, and “try on” the practice of 
ahimsa in a way that suits you. First, read two articles posted in Canvas. Reading 4, “Feeding
the Right Wolf” by Pema Chödrön (chapter one of her book Taking the Leap) will give you a 
sense for how to approach the practice of ahimsa. Reading 1, “What is Yoga” by Donna Farhi is 
worth rereading—please focus particularly on her description of ahimsa. 
Once you’ve read, take some time to contemplate, feel, consider, and yes, practice (and, if you 
want to, research**) this concept of ahimsa, and write honestly about your insights, in the form of 
a personal essay. Your paper should be approximately 2-4 pages.
** Don’t bother with internet research; this is not a research paper, but a personal essay. 
To help you generate ideas on how to approach this assignment, you might wish to read the 
supplemental readings in Canvas. Chapter 3 of Bringing Yoga to Life, by Donna Farhi, discusses 
the yamas and niyamas (the first two of the Eight Limbs). Pages 29-37 are of particular 
relevance to this assignment, and I strongly encourage you to read these pages. For another 
perspective, Judith Lasater’s Living Your Yoga includes a brief personal essay on ahimsa (p.135-
140). If you use these or any other outside sources (not including the two required readings in 
Canvas), please include a bibliography listing the sources you used. 
The most important aspect of this assignment is to practice ahimsa: incorporate the idea 
of ahimsa into your daily life over the course of three or more weeks, and reflect on your 
experiences. 
Notice for yourself where and when in your life you find an attitude of ahimsa easy to maintain, 
and when more challenging. What relevance does ahimsa have for you in the way you make 
your livelihood, in your social relations, your personal health, and your inner thoughts and 
attitudes? Is ahimsa relevant to your yoga practice?
As you incorporate ahimsa into your life, think about how you feel it makes sense to apply it. Do 
you practice ahimsa with yourself? With other people? Toward animals, or nature? Is ahimsa 
relevant to your life? If so, how can we translate the ideal of nonharming into daily practice? 
How does an appreciation for the interconnectedness of all life come to bear on our
understanding of ahimsa? What relevance does ahimsa have at the personal level, the relational 
level, the societal, and the global levels?
Think about historical figures like Mahatma Gandhi, Martin Luther King Jr. and Mother Teresa, 
and other forces for peace in the world. Consider the ways our food is produced, its ecological 
and ethical impacts on the environment and on animals. How does our consumption contribute 
(or not) to ahimsa? Fashion, politics, partying, friendships, recycling—how do these and other 
elements of your life relate to the idea of ahimsa?
For those interested in their food choices, there are many great books that discuss the harmful 
impacts of industrial food production. The Face on Your Plate by Jeffrey Moussaieff Mason is 
one that provides a perspective that is firmly (some might say radically) grounded in ahimsa. 
If you are interested in both political and personal alternatives to violence and suffering, The 
Search for a Nonviolent Future by Michael Nagler is a great overview of the broader implications 
and applications of ahimsa.

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Watch the video then respond to the video using the prompts below: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oQbei5JGiT8&feature=youtu.be

1. What is the point the video is trying to make?  Is the approach effective? Explain.

2. How did you first learn about sex and sexuality? Was abuse prevention part of your education?

3. How does the media, religion, and culture influence sexual attitudes, values, and behavior?
4. How do learned sexual behaviors and attitudes of others impacted your college environment?  Explain.

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Identify and exam own metaparadigm of nursing. Give examples and reflect on your own experiences. Identify a nursing theorist that influences your philosophy

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            There are different approaches to health that are practiced all over the world.  Conventional health is considered mainstream health and has been proven effective based on many research studies.  Complimentary medicine uses other treatment methods such as acupuncture to manage side effects of mainstream treatment of cancer (National Institutes of Health, 2018). Health approaches that incorporate complementary health and holistic health in combination with mainstream approaches is considered integrative health (National Institutes of Health, 2018).
            A medical approach that is used instead of conventional treatment is considered alternative care (National Institutes of Health, 2018). A non-mainstream practice that combines conventional medicine is, complementary care. A non-mainstream practice that is used instead of conventional care is, alternative care (National Institutes of Health, 2018). Integrative care goes much deeper.  It provides a holistic, patient-centered approach to well-being by including spiritual, emotional, mental, and social aspects of health instead of just treating one organ or symptom (National Institutes of Health, 2018). Complimentary Alternative Medicine (CAM) is divided into five categories (Institute of Medicine, 2005). The first category is the alternative medical system which includes Chinese medicine, homeopathy, ayurvedic and naturopathy. Mind-body is a category of CAM that involves mental healing, prayer, and meditation. Biological based CAM uses herbs like Gingko biloba and St. Johns warts, non-herb products like fish oil and special diets and functional foods. Manipulative and body-based treatments consist of chiropractic care, and massage therapy. The last category is energy-based therapies that used energy, Reiki and therapeutic touch (Institute of Medicine, 2005).
            I am personally drawn to integrated health.  I belief in a holistic approach to medicine.  In my experience people are so different in how they respond to various treatment, medication and therapies.  I have seen where addressing nutritional and hormonal imbalances has corrected depression. I feel, it is important to discover what will be the most effective approach to wellness for a patient’s based on their physical, emotional, psychological, biological, functional and spiritual needs as a whole. I believe there is a place for conventional medicine and complimentary medicine.  I will use my daughter as an example.  She had a history of seizures.  Her anti-seizure medications were not managing her seizure disorder. She was still having on an average of 3 per month.  We added Cannabidiol CBD oil to her treatment plan which proved to be very effective in her case.  She was able to reduce the amount of medications she was on and has had only one seizure in the past 3 years since she started CBD. That being said this was done in a very controlled situation and a great deal of research was evaluated before making the decision.
            I believe there are many ways to achieve health while minimizing adverse reactions.  I would like to see more non-conventional treatments, if used carefully and wisely, incorporated into more practices.

References
Institute of Medicine. (2005). Introduction - Complementary and alternative medicine in the United States - NCBI bookshelf. Retrieved from https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK83804/
National Institutes of Health. (2018). Complementary, alternative, or integrative health: What’s in a name? Retrieved from https://www.nccih.nih.gov/health/complementary-alternative-or-integrative-health-whats-in-a-name

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Inflammatory breast disease

Each student will be assigned a modality from which to pull a case study concerning a specific pathology.  The student will research both the pathology and the modality to determine why this specific modality is best at imaging this pathology.  A power point presentation containing all the below components will be presented.

(My topic is: Inflammatory breast disease. Need to talk about screening & diagnostic mammograms.)

•    All required details (patient history, diagnosis, procedures, pathology, methodology, anatomy, physiology are placed in a logical order & presented effectively.
•    Researched case study thoroughly; included methodology, anatomy, physiology, and pathology
•    Case study includes the purpose of the procedure, and significance of pathological findings. 
•    Student presented several pertinent images to clarify and enhance case study presentation and describes how images are created.  
•    Student is able to answer all questions pertaining to routine and special positions/projections associated. Student is able to answer all questions pertaining to routine and special positions/projections associated with the procedure
•    The student is able to explain well all of the technical factors utilized to create the radiograph image(s) and several ways to improve the image(s).
•    The student is able to explain in detail the pathology as it appears on the image(s) and has full knowledge of the pathology.
•    The student is able to make a complete and detailed description of the procedure and discuss materials necessary for the procedure.
•    The student identifies all of the anatomy seen on the radiographic image

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Read the chapter and review the lecture notes for Chapter 7: Improvement Project Teams
Module 4 Assignment Part 1:
Teams play a major role regardless of the setting. In health care, teams are formed to focus on issues that are in need of improvement, they need to have input from a variety of stakeholders. For this assignment, select a team that is of interest to you - describe the team and their mission - what is the role of the leaders/coaches, in your opinion, what makes this team successful? Are there any opportunities for this team to improve -what are they? What are some of the key lessons learned from observing this team and how you will be able to apply them to your assigned class team? (~500 words).


Read the chapter and review the lecture notes for Chapter 8: Improving Patient Safety
Module 4 Assignment Part 2: Complete Question #2 on page 220 in your textbook (concept 8.2 is on page 212 and 213). Your complete answer should be at least 3 paragraphs long. At least 3 references are required for this literature review.

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MN551 Unit 5 DB

A 41-year-old obese male patient is diagnosed with congestive heart failure (CHF). He is told to begin a moderate exercise routine with a healthy diet and is prescribed several medications — including a diuretic.

Based on your knowledge of the kidney and the disease of CHF, what factors would be important in selecting a specific diuretic? How would you explain to this patient how it works?
If this patient developed a disease that caused the renal blood flow to be diminished, how might this impact the medication he is taking for his congestive heart failure? As his health care provider, how would you change his treatment in this situation?

***Need 3 scholarly references***