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Write to explain the role that religion plays in your life – if any. Regardless of you viewpoint, try to trace your beliefs to as far back as you can to explain why you feel the way you do.

Healthcare in the United States is provided through a combination of private health insurance and public health coverage (Medicare, Medicaid). Write a brief paragraph on the following questions: Do we have a moral obligation to provide healthcare to everyone as needed or is healthcare a commodity that should be subject to market forces? Should we provide universal healthcare or continue with our current system? Explain.

Explain The 14th Amendment of the U.S. Constitution. Explain how it is possible to measure if an individual is given this right? Is it a fair measure?

Discuss the two elements required for the consent defense. In addition, please identify three situations where consent can operate as a legal defense.

Part I: Diagnosis
Given the case information, prepare the following: a diagnosis, the rationale for the diagnosis, and additional information you would have wanted to know in order to make a more accurate diagnosis.

Part II: Biopsychosocial Risk and Resilience Assessment
Formulate a risk and resilience assessment, both for the onset of the disorder and for the course of the disorder, including the strengths that you see for this individual.

1. What techniques could you use to elicit additional strengths in the client?
2. What interventions can be utilized to help this patient? One intervention*

Chapter in text for diagnois is called: Bipolar and Related Disorders also use powerpoint if easier

Case:
Carol is a 44 year old African America female who was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis (MS), a degenerative autoimmune disease, nearly 15 years ago. The disease has progressed to the point where she walks
with two canes, one in each hand, when she leaves her house. She is able to use only one cane around the house. Carol is unable to hold a job because of her disability and receives about $500 in supplemental security income each month. In addition, she receives food stamps and Medicaid.

Carol first sought assistant from the Department Of Human Services a month ago because of her housing situation. She has lived with a friend in her basement bedroom for the past 18 months. The friends grown son, who does not live with them, owns the house. The friend also has two other sons living in the house. Carol pays them $200 in rent each month and uses her food stamps to buy food for the entire household. The situation is causing great stress, because the two young men make her feel unwanted. They are loud and make it difficult to sleep. She is unable to use the shower because it is not big enough for her safety seat, and has fallen a few times while using it. She takes sponge baths in her room instead.

The stress of her living situation is upsetting her, and she is afraid that she will have another attack of MS and require hospitalization. Since moving in with this friend, she has been hospitalized once and has checked herself into psychiatric hospital twice. Now, for the past several weeks, she has found herself crying every day, feeling hopeless, has poor appetite, and wanting to hurt herself. She has never actually attempted self-harm, however. She stays in her bed, either sleeping or watching television most days, except for the times she has her physical therapy appointments. She described feeling “incredibly tired” and also says that she wants to stay out of the way of her roommates so that they will not bother her.

Carol’s family situation is marked by conflict and estrangement. Carol is divorced and has two daughters and a son, all grown. Her son is in jail. Her younger daughter is pregnant, and he older daughter just moved into a subsidized apartment. She says her relationship with her older daughter is strained, but they do speak. Her ex-husband died a few years ago while in prison. She has a sister who lives in a shelter in a neighboring county, but they are also not on speaking terms. Carol says this is because while she was still married, he sister had an affair with her ex-husband. All her brothers are in jail, and she is not close to any other relative.

Carol is not eligible for public housing. She used to live in section 8 apartment, but was evicted. Her children were responsible for paying her bills, and she did not realize they were not paying her rent until she learned that she owed over $2000. She is ineligible to get back on the public housing list until she has paid this money. She has worked with a housing assistance program to try to find alternatives, but the cheapest apartments they have found have rents higher than her monthly income.

On her most recent admission, 8 months ago, the psychiatrist prescribed her an anti-depressant medication and recommended psychotherapy when she left the hospital. Carol said she went to only one therapy appointment and stopped taking the antidepressants when she began feeling better. She now reports that she is starting to wonder if she should go back to the psychiatric hospital, but she is afraid that if she leaves her friend’s house this time, the friend will not let her move back in. She would rather work on easing the stress in her life.

One method Carol uses to cope with her feelings is smoking marijuana. She started smoking it to relieve the symptoms of her MS, but in the past few months, she admits she has been using it more to cope with psychological stresses. She said she smoked approximately every other day and gets marijuana form the young men with whom she lives.

Carol does not have many outside social activities. She used to belong to a church, but when she was evicted and moved in with her friend it was too far to walk, so she stopped attending. Her faith is strong, and she believes that despite all the troubles she is having, things could be much worse. She is grateful that she has housing for the moment and is able to receive her medical care.

Carol has a tenth-grade education. She said she used to smoke crack in her “younger days,” but after her then-husband went to prison for drugs for 20 years, she stopped. She said that it was not that difficult when she “made her mind to do it.” She said that both her parents drank too much and fought with each other verbally and physically when she was growing up. She said both her parents died when she was a young adult- her father from emphysema and her mother from cancer.

The objective of this paper is to evaluate and analyze how courtship has changed over time by discussing the text Modern Romance. Students should integrate key sociological definitions, concepts, and theories to their analysis

How have cell phones changed the conventions of modern dating? What are some of the drawbacks and benefits according to Ansari? What do you think the drawbacks and benefits might be?
citations are from Modern Romance text or uploaded documents only***
Ansari, Aziz. 2016. Modern Romance. Penguin Books. NEED ACCESS TO THIS BOOK.

Discuss how you would modify the personal selling approach based upon the Brazilian target market. Provide an example of the specific changes you would make and justify the changes.

The topic is physician-assisted suicide, euthanasia, and non-physician assistant suicide

Compose a focused paper that explains and describes your healthcare issue/topic from the scientific and mathematical/analytical perspectives of inquiry. (You will cover two perspectives in one paper.)
Address your general topic by forming and answering two levels of research questions for each inquiry.
Choose a “Level 1 Research Question/Writing Prompt” from both of the lists below to answer in the paper.
Compose a “Level 2 Research Question/Writing Prompt” for each kind of inquiry that provides detail, specificity, and focus to your inquiry, research, and writing.
State your research questions in the introduction of your paper.
Answer each research question and support your assertions with evidence (research) to form the body of your paper.
In the conclusion of the paper, briefly review the issues, research questions, answers, and insights.
Level 1 Research Questions/Writing Prompts
SCIENTIFIC Perspective of Inquiry
What are the anatomical, physiological, pathological, or epidemiological issues?
Which body systems are affected?
What happens at the cellular or genetic level?
Which chemical or biological issues are most important?

Level 1 Research Questions/Writing Prompts
MATHEMATICAL/ANALYTICAL Perspective of Inquiry
What are the economic issues involved?
Which economic theories or approaches best explain the issue?
What are the statistical facts related to the issue?
Which statistical processes used to study the issue provide for the best explanation or understanding?
Your paper must be five pages in length and reference four to six scholarly, peer-reviewed resources. Be sure to follow current APA Style (e.g., spacing, font, headers, titles, abstracts, page numbering).

What tools or techniques are positively correlated to enhanced motivation and achievement in early childhood?

Write a policy for e-discovery to ensure your organization meets legal standards.