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This paper should have
1. Introduction
2. Summary or explanation of the theory. Include quotations from the source material in the textbook (around 2 pages)
3. Evaluation of case study using ethical theory
a. Include other information to support your position
b. Include one counter argument and how you respond to that argument
4. Conclusion
5. Works cited page. A works cited page should only include works you actually cite. Clearly one entry will be the textbook and passage you selected. Other works might be articles in Phil. Encyclopedias, etc, that help as you formulate your understanding and evaluation. The Works cited page is NOT part of the 6-8 page length of the paper.
The document attached labeled defenses speech and racial violence is to help establish the topic of the paper and also has three of the references that should be used.
The fourth reference will be the textbook and I have attached the link below as well as the login and password
https://ncia.wwnorton.com/ebook-doingethics6
username: jp0709670@st.robeson.edu
password: Theirthere05
A set of insrustions given by the instructor has been attached as well for reference. You can pick moral theory that you think best suits this discussion. Discuss and define command theory, natural law theory, Kants theory, nonconsequentialist theories, ethical egoism theory or consequentialist theory.

Write a research paper on mode of conflict resolution/decision making.

The Business Plan and Model should ideally be typed 3 – 5 pages, 1.5 line-spaced, 12-font Times Roman.

Select a business name or if you already own a business, provide the following: Name and the city and state in which you operate or will operate. Also, specify whether your business is one of the following:
a. Sole Proprietorship
b. Partnership or
c. A Corporation

Write a Business Plan including the following: Executive Summary, Objectives, Mission, Vision Statement, Keys to success, Company Summary, Company Ownership, Products or Services, Competitive Comparison, Market Analysis, Market Needs, Management Summary, Organizational Structure, Personnel Plan, Financial Plan, Projected Cash Flow, Project Balance Sheet.

Create a Business Model. Consider whether your business is any of the following: Direct Sales, Franchise, Advertising- based or Brick and Mortar. Identify the following elements of your business:
a. The specific business audience
b. Establish key Activities
c. List Business Resources
d. Determine Key Business Partners/Stakeholders
e. Develop a distribution Channel

Explain and examine the list of potential action research projects on pages 39-40 of the Hendricks text. Reflect on two topics from the list or of your own choosing, and briefly discuss your reflections and several questions that each topic brings to mind. Pose two questions that need clarification.

Overview
You’ve learned about some of the nonmedical aspects of veterinary medicine: client interac
tion, staff interaction, office equipment, inventory, and paperwork. Now, it’s time to put that
knowledge to use.
Instead of taking a final proctored exam, you’ll write a research paper. This research paper
should be completed, submitted, and graded before you continue to your next course.
Course Name:Veterinary Office Management and Skill with People (eBook)
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As a veterinary technician, you’ll become adept at researching information, both for your o
wn use (continuing education) and for client educational purposes. You should familiarize y
ourself with the methods of research and be able to analyze, interpret, and understand the
material you’ll find. Rewriting this information in your own words will also help you assimilat
e the information.
There are two papers to this research project. Both research papers are required.

Paper 1: Veterinary Computer Software
Goals
Identify the various types of veterinary software programs that are available.
Explain the use and benefits of veterinary software programs in practice.
Report the pros and cons of different programs.
Categorize and examine the features of various programs.
Evaluate your research to determine which programs may provide the best service in a
veterinary practice.
Many veterinary clinics and hospitals rely heavily on computers for day-to-day operations.
Computer software companies are constantly developing and upgrading programs for use i
n veterinary medicine.
Imagine you’re the head veterinary technician working in a multidoctor veterinary practice.
The practice owner is considering upgrading his or her outdated invoicing software and pa
per medical records, wanting to replace them with veterinary management software that ca
n perform a wide variety of management functions.
The practice owner wants each member of the veterinary team to gather information on tw
o different brands of veterinary management software. Each team member will compile his
Course Name:Veterinary Office Management and Skill with People or her information into a written report, which will be given to the practice owner and practic
e manager to help them make their decision.
As the head technician, you’re given the first choice on which software brands to research.
Select two different brands of veterinary management software. Research each software br
and, paying attention to the items in the following list, then write a research paper that com
pares and contrasts the two software brands, including (but not limiting your writing to) the f
ollowing information:
1. Names of the two brands of software that you’ve chosen, and a brief description of each of
them
2. Information about the companies who make the software
3. What are some benefits for a practice using a software program?
4. List office features and functions, as well as pros and cons of each software package—
what does each program do, or not do?
5. How are technical support issues handled?
6. How is loss of data prevented in each type of program?
7. Is this a cloud- or server-based program? What hardware or software might be required?
8. Is training provided? In what ways?
9. Are laboratory and imaging results imported? Provide details on those that are compatible
with the software program being discussed.

Paper 2: Interpersonal Communication
As a veterinary technician, you’ll be inundated with questions every day. These questions c
ome from clients and coworkers. In order to handle these questions, it’s important that you
be both a good listener and a good communicator.
Goals
List and define the four elements of communication.
Identify the methods for effectively communicating with others.
Course Name:Veterinary Office Management and Skill with People.
Apply knowledge of proper communication methods to client and colleague interactions
in a veterinary practice.
Determine the importance of using and observing verbal and nonverbal communication.
Prepare oneself to work with clients and coworkers as part of the patient care team.
Establish adequate communication skills for use in a veterinary setting.
Describe techniques for being a good listener. What can you do to clarify what a client or c
oworker is saying to you? Also, describe some ways you can communicate clearly so a clie
nt or coworker will not only listen to you but fully understand what you’re saying.
Be sure to include the following:
Body language
Nonverbal communication/gestures (including possible cultural differences that might
arise)
Paraphrasing
Eye contact
Discrimination and prejudices
Patient records/handouts and brochures
Any other pertinent information you deem important
Next, provide at least two specific scenarios that relate to dealing with others in a hospital s
etting, and how and why you might use the previously mentioned techniques in these scen
arios. Be sure to include multiple examples from the list above. Describe how those techniq
ues would be used in your scenarios. These examples may include conflict with a coworke
r, conflict with an employee, dealing with a difficult client, or having an emotional conversati
on with a client.
Project Specifications
Course Name:Veterinary Office Management and Skill with People (eBook)
1. Your project must be submitted as a Word document (.docx, .doc)*.
2. Each title page should contain the following information:
1. The title: Veterinary Office Management Research Project
2. Your name
3. Your student number
4. The date your project was submitted
3. Each paper should be easy to read with appropriate font, double spacing, and correct
spelling, grammar, sentence, and paragraph structure. You should use proper APA format
for your reference page and in-text citations.
4. The recommended length is 2–4 pages per paper, excluding title and reference pages.
5. Each research paper should include at least three references. The information must be
supported by trusted veterinary medical publications and websites. You can use your Penn
Foster Veterinary Office Management study units for assistance, but they shouldn’t be your
main source of data. Don’t use sites such as Wikipedia.
6. If you don’t have prior experience writing research papers, the Penn Foster Library offers
assistance in writing a research paper and citing references.
7. Plagiarism is taking any part of a published piece of work and using it as your own. This
also applies to those sections where you might change the wording slightly, or periodically
interject personal comments. This also applies to sections in which whole paragraphs or
pages were quoted from a source. Plagiarism is unacceptable at Penn Foster College. This
is a reminder of the expectation to which all Penn Foster College students are held. Per
your Student Handbook, students are expected to conduct themselves with the highest
academic and ethical standards. Failure to do so results in disciplinary action. Be sure
you’re properly citing your resources in APA format. More information about plagiarism,
and properly citing in APA format, can be found in the Penn Foster Library, your
Information Literacy course, and your English Composition course.

Read chapter 6,”It’s Your
Choice” from Culturize
Write a reflection, a minimum of one-page,
using the APA format to cite the text as necessary. (80 points)
Consider the following:
o
How do the
strategies,(“…I wish someone had told me to…”) on pages 168-171 relate to
performing ethically and professionally in personal and professional conduct?
o
How might you use
these strategies to guide your first year as an administrator?
o
What goals will you
set for yourself as a first-year administrator, keeping in mind that it is
critical to take time to invest in yourself personally and professionally?
o
How will you work with
stakeholders and business partners to encourage and build partnerships?

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History is based on the study of primary sources: they are history’s raw materials. Primary sources are documents and accounts that originate in the time period they discuss. Primary sources are like eyewitness accounts in a court of law. (Secondary sources are written works that reflect on earlier times. Though based on primary sources, secondary sources are like hearsay in a court of law.) Primary sources may include personal memoirs, letters, oral interviews, court records, photographs, and so forth. Though they are written or recorded close in time to the historical event they describe, they are not necessarily “factual” or “true.” The reliability and validity of historical primary sources are open to interpretation (just like eyewitnesses in court may disagree about details and motives). Remember, all people have biases, preconceptions, and agendas.
The purpose of this assignment is for you to read one of the assigned primary source documents below (the links are also on D2L) and complete a written essay that analyzes and critically assesses the document. To complete this assignment, students will: create an argument through the use of historical evidence, analyze and interpret primary and secondary sources, and analyze the effects of historical forces on this period of United States history. Students will demonstrate their critical thinking skills, communication skills, and how they view social and personal responsibility through interpreting historical documents.
Based on your chosen primary source, your essay must address the following questions and issues:
Who wrote the document? Who is the intended audience of the document?
What is the author attempting to illustrate or do with the document? Why was the document written?
What can be learned about the culture that produced this document? What can be learned about the mentality of the author?
At the time the document was written, there were different cultural groups in America other than the one represented by the author of the document; identify one or more of these cultural groups and explain how they might react differently to this document.
Describe an ethical situation, issue, or problem presented in the document and explain how the author proposes to resolve that situation, issue, or problem.
What do you think about the importance of this document to American history? Do you agree or disagree with the author? Explain.
You may answer these questions in an essay format in any fashion you see fit, remembering to use proper forms of writing such as good grammar and spelling, clear expression, and logical organization.
You may quote from your chosen primary source without using citations (I will know what you’re quoting). To help you interpret the document, you MUST consult at least two other books, secondary sources, for this paper (you may cite more). Books only, but nothing else (no articles, encyclopedias, websites, etc.; just books.) If quotations or ideas or information come from any book you consult, you must cite it in your paper. That means using parenthetical citations (or footnotes) and including a works cited/bibliography list.

BBC’s Life of Buddha
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1Qhja4OhdM)
1-Identify the purported miraculous events of the Buddha’s conception & birth.
Father’s Name: Suddhodana
Mother’s Name: Maya
Wife’s Name:
Son’s Name: Rahula
White Elephant with 6 Tusks entered Queen Maya’s Uterus
Wheel Symbol on Siddharta’s Feet
2-What were the 2 options within the prediction about Sidharta Gautama’s eventual career path?
a-
b-
3-What did Sidharta’s father not want him to witness? Why not?
4-Why did Sidharta become sad while watching a farmer plow land?
5-Identify the 4 suffering people who radically altered the direction of Sidharta’s career.
a-
b-
c-
d-
6-Why did Sidharta leave home & abandon his family

Answer the Questions from BBC’s Video.

During an outpatient contraception teaching session for a diaphragm, Sita, a Hindu woman states that she cannot use her left hand for handling the clean device.
1. What are the health beliefs that underpin Sita’s hesitation?
2. How can the nurse offer support to Sita?

This is a banking law class so you answer the below accordingly.
Read the following and answer the questions below attached is the guidelines and the questions that i have copied below:
ESSAY I
(50%)
Kirki Lightbourne obtained a mortgage from CIBC FirstCaribbean (Bahamas) Limited (“FCIB”)
on May 1, 2009, the principal amount of $690,000 at 7.25% interest for a thirty year term,
for the purchase of 3,500 square feet home in Northern Westridge. At the time, Kirki had been
running a successful liquor retail business for more than three years. Kirki had made his
mortgage payments faithfully and consistently until June 30, 2021, the month he started
having hard times in his business. It is now February 2022, and FCIB has not been able to
establish contact with Kirki in several months, and the last payment of record was June 30,
2021.
(1) What legal remedies (upon what bases) are available to FCIB; and how can these legal
remedies be exercised?

(2) Are there any provisions of the Homeowner Protection Bill that FCIB should be aware
of before exercising any remedies?

ESSAY II (30%)

Unal Altun (“Unal”) wanted to borrow $350,000 from Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) in order to
purchase a house in Orange Hill, which he intended to renovate and then sell for profit. Unal
was having a conversation with the Branch Manager at RBC’s Old Fort Bay/Lyford location,
Mike Johnson (“Mike”) that went as follows:
“Unal: What do you think Mike about this transaction? Does it make sense?
Mike (Branch Manager): I have done some research and seen the stats on numerous real
estate transactions, and from what you are paying for the home, the likely cost of renovations,
the transaction seems to be more than smart. I have even seen the home and the surrounding
area, and it seems more than viable”
Unal went ahead with the transaction and halfway into the renovations of the home learned
that the home had significant building issues which doubled the cost of renovations;
moreover, the Government was in consideration to zone property near the home which would
drastically reduce the value of the home, making Unal’s expected profit targets highly unlikely.
(1) Can Unal seek damages against RBC for negligent advice?
(2) Consider all legal arguments as to whether a duty of care on RBC’s part arises.

SHORT ANSWERS (20%)
(1) When discussing ethics in our last course, we discussed rationalization/avoidance
techniques people use to bypass the ethical decision making process, please state four
such techniques.
(2) Summarize the Banker’s right of Set-Off.

BONUS (10% EACH).
Must answer full question to get full points.
(1) What did Mrs Lesley Pearson of the Securities Commission of The Bahamas indicate
were the five (5) priorities for 2022 for the Commission?
(2) Why is the Role of the Financial Ombudsman (Mrs Ambrosine Huyler-Higgs, Central
Bank of The Bahamas) so important, and what Phase is the Financial Ombudsman
currently in and what Phases are to come, as indicated by Mrs Huyler-Higgs?