...1. Fixation 2. formaldehyde 3. glutaraldehyde 4. Dehydration 5. clearing 6. epoxy resins, paraffin 7. microtome 8. glass slide, wire grid 9. Hematoxylin, Eosin 10. Eosin 11. Hematoxylin 12. cationic/ + charged 13. acidophilia 14. anionic/ – charged 15. basophilia 16. RNA 17. pink, purple 18. False, it differs 19. insoluble molecules 20. small, organic solvents 21. Shrinkage 22. artificial spaces, molecules 23. artifacts 24. chemical composition 25. enzymes 26. antibodies 27. RNA, DNA 28. radioactive 29. resolution/resolving power 30. 0.2 31. true 32. non–membrane bound 33. membrane 34. Mitochondria 35. fluorescent tags. 36. rhodamine 123 37. False, this is not a self sufficient replication system 38. EM of mitochondria 39. Vesicular cristae of mitochondria, replication 40. Ribosomes on rough ER 41. mRNA, lumen 42. steroid hormones and in detoxification 43. smooth ER (in hepatocyte) 44. Golgi Apparatus 45. transfer vesicles 46. Golgi apparatus (cis surface is concave/ trans is convex) 47. Lysosome (primary and secondary) 48. Endosomes 49. Peroxisomes 50. Nucleus 51. blue 52. Microtubules, plus 53. MTOC (microtubule organization center) 54. microtubule 55. centrosome 56. 9 triplets 57. centrosome 58. Microfilaments 59. filamentous actin, globular actin 60. Intermediate filaments 61. epithelial cells/derivatives 62. Vimentin (cells of mesenchymal origin), Desmin (skeletal muscle), Glial fibrillary acidic protein (astrocytes)...
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...business world today is to use drug testing to screen prospective job applicants and monitor current employees for drug usage. Drug testing at work presents us with a difficult ethical dilemma raising a question: How businesses can respect individual’s basic right to privacy and at the same time provide a safe and productive work environment. Drug testing at workplace is a serious ethical and legal issue with opponents claiming that it is directly infringing on employee’s constitutional rights to privacy. Drug testing can be viewed as a form of a search and seizure under the Fourth Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, USCS Const. Amend. 4. This was confirmed by the Supreme Court ruling in Schmerber v. California 384 U.S. 757; 86 S. Ct. 1826; 16 L. Ed. 2d 908 (U.S. 1966) With any blood, urine or hair sample taken, people give out more than just information about illicit drugs usage. Each of those samples contains wealth of personal biological data. It is possible that employers might be fishing for evidence, for purposes other than was disclosed or suggested prior to the testing. With provided biological samples employers can illegally screen potential employees and discriminate against them based on their health problems, pregnancy or even genetic makeup (Statue 42 USCS §§ 2000ff prohibits employment discrimination on the basis of genetic information). If an individual refuses to undergo the testing examination, an applicant or an employee can be terminated or simply...
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...(157) 1-8, 10-13 Give the name of the case located at 231 P.3d 289 and give its parallel citations. People v. Thompson 49 Cal.4th 79,109 Cal.Rptr.3d 549 Review volume 805 N.W2d. What case in this volume construes the term manifest injustice? In the matter of the WELFARE OF the Child of M.K and T.K., Parents. 805 N.W.2d 856 Review the case. Generally what does the term mean? The term generally means a direct and obvious error in trial court. It gives an example of coercing a parent to plead guilty. Review volume 326 S.W.3d Give the name of the case located at 326 S.W.3d 538 In the matter of: Sandra Lee Kile. Sandra Lee Kile, Appellant v. Judy K. McGuire, Public Administrator of Dade County, Missouri, Respondent. Review the case synopsis or background. Describe the procedural background of the case...
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...HG AFTER GATE GUIDE 2015 ENGISTAN.COM From Team Engistan Desk Dear students, As the GATE 2015 is over, now the next step is to apply for M.Tech courses (through GATE 2014/2015 or NON GATE exam 2015 ) and for PSU’s recruiting through GATE score which is quite complicated. To make M.Tech and PSU application process easy for students engistan.com have launched this After Gate Guide 2015 which contain cutoff analysis of IITs, NITs, IIITs, regional colleges etc, written test and interview preparation tips, complete information about PSUs, Preference Order of Institutes & Disciplines, Career options after gate exam at one place. One thing we want to highlight is scoring high in gate exam does not grantee your admission in IIT or a job in PSU, remember the battle is still on. Keep revising basic concepts regularly for interview and written test (for M.tech and PSU both), both got weight age of 30% or more in complete selection procedure. Preference Order of Institutes & Disciplines we have provided are on the basis of previous year cutoffs (2012, 2013 and 2014), Faculty, Infrastructure and Application, Research Collaborations, Placements, Industry Linkages, Quality of Students. So you are free to choose any college or discipline. We gave you a rough guideline for M.tech Admissions and PSU recruitments. And we advice students to read this guide thoroughly. These few pages will serve as a quick reference guide for top institutes (and PSUs) and their selection process. With Best wishes...
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...A Sentinel Event is defined by The Joint Commission (TJC) as any unanticipated event in a healthcare setting resulting in death or serious physical or psychological injury to a patient or patients, not related to the natural course of the patient's illness. Sentinel events specifically include loss of a limb or gross motor function, and any event for which a recurrence would carry a risk of a serious adverse outcome. Sentinel events are identified under TJC accreditation policies to help aid in rootcause analysis and to assist in development of preventative measures. The Joint Commission tracks events in a database to ensure events are adequately analyzed and undesirable trends or decreases in performance are caught early and mitigated. Contents * 1 Specific Events requiring review * 2 Actions and reporting * 3 Joint Commission actions * 4External links * 5 Notes | Specific Events requiring review Besides "unexpected occurrences involving death or serious physical or psychological injury, or the risk thereof", sentinel events also include the following, even if the outcome was not death or major permanent loss of function: * Infant abduction, or discharge to the wrong family. * Unexpected death of a full term infant. * Severe neonatal jaundice (bilirubin over 30 milligrams/deciliter). * Surgery on the wrong individual or wrong body part. * Surgical instrument or object left in a patient after surgery or another procedure. * Rape in a continuous...
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...Exclusionary Rule Student’s Name Institutional Affiliation Exclusionary Rule is constructed on the state constitution of the United States, which requires that evidence or materials qualifying as such, obtained by the arresting or case officers in violation of a suspect's right of freedom from unwarranted searches and arrests are not admissible in the said suspect's case in court. That is; the exclusionary rule dismisses evidences that are obtained by abusing a delinquent's fourth amendment rights. The amendment is mandated to protect the citizens from illegal searches and arrests by law enforcing agencies. Per se, it can be regarded as the hallmark to the flourishing respects for the fourth amendment right in the United States. It is imperious to acknowledge that the rule was made in courts and not the conventional legislative protocols that involve statutes and members of the congress. It was a creation of the Supreme Court and, thus its application is confined within the jurisprudence of the legal system. The historical development of the exclusionary rule dates back to the 1990s. Whilst the development of the rule itself is uniquely American portent, the principle it protects and the justifications for its existence links to the vey origin of western civilization. To effusively grasp the advent of the exclusionary rule as promulgated in Boyd v. United States, it is critical to identify the theoretical foundations of law developed in Britain and America. Principally...
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...Extended Essay 2010-11 Assessment Criteria with Maximum Points for Each Section A. Research Question B. Introduction C. Investigation D. Knowledge and Understanding E. Reasoned Argument F. Analysis and Evaluation G. Use of Subject Language H. Conclusion I. Formal Presentation J. Abstract K. Holistic Judgment Total Points 2 Points 2 4 4 4 4 4 2 4 2 4 36 Word Count: 4,000 is the limit including the introduction, body, conclusion and quotations. The word count does NOT include: Abstract Acknowledgments Table of Contents Maps, charts, diagrams, annotated illustrations and tables Equations, formulas and calculations Citations/references (whether parenthetical or numbered) Footnotes or endnotes Bibliography Appendices Structure of the Extended Essay Listed here are the required elements of the extended essay in order. Please note the order in which the elements are presented here is not the order in which they should be written. Title page Abstract Table of Contents Introduction Body (development/methods/results) Conclusion Bibliography Appendices Sample Title Page The title of an extended essay makes the focus of the essay clear. Be exact. The title does NOT need to be presented as a question. Research Question should follow title. The Marshall Plan’s Effects on the Beginnings of European Integration Research Question: To what extent and how did the Marshall Plan contribute to the beginnings of European integration (1947-1957)? Hillary Clinton 001518 -...
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...Rank Order - Metro Area 2014 Metropolitan Crime Rate Rankings* (continued) 2013 Metropolitan Crime Rate Rankings* (continued) RANK 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 METROPOLITAN AREA Logan, UT-ID Provo-Orem, UT State College, PA Elizabethtown-Fort Knox, KY Appleton, WI Dutchess-Putnam, NY M.D. The Villages, FL Kingston, NY Nassau-Suffolk, NY M.D. Harrisonburg, VA Oshkosh-Neenah, WI Montgomery County, PA M.D. Wausau, WI Corvallis, OR Carson City, NV Staunton-Waynesboro, VA Gettysburg, PA Watertown-Fort Drum, NY Lake Co.-Kenosha Co., IL-WI M.D. Idaho Falls, ID Silver Spring-Frederick, MD M.D. Elgin, IL M.D. Boulder, CO Lebanon, PA Chambersburg-Waynesboro, PA Lynchburg, VA Fond du Lac, WI Punta Gorda, FL Ogden-Clearfield, UT Portland, ME California-Lexington Park, MD Naples-Marco Island, FL Blacksburg, VA Rockingham County, NH M.D. Albany, OR Owensboro, KY Fort Collins, CO Lancaster, PA Boise City, ID St. George, UT Williamsport, PA Elmira, NY Charlottesville, VA Green Bay, WI Manhattan, KS Glens Falls, NY Bloomsburg-Berwick, PA Lewiston, ID-WA Cambridge-Newton, MA M.D. Sheboygan, WI Sebastian-Vero Beach, FL Winchester, VA-WV Wheeling, WV-OH Utica-Rome, NY Ames, IA Pocatello, ID Bangor, ME Midland, MI Oxnard-Thousand...
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...Georgina Martin MAN 240 October 23, 2014 Dr. Richard Maybury Case Study: CarMax The Used Car Superstore: Smooth Ride or a Rocky Road? Case Study CarMax CarMax is one of the largest used car dealers in the United States of America formed by Circuit City during the 1990’s. Its intended goal was to create growth of the organization in a different market. The company survived the day in 2002 when t gained its independence but as for Circuit City they reached economic failure and discharged all assets in 2008. CarMax offered a new experience for its car buying customer’s it consisted of four key supports for customers. “CarMax has carved out a solid niche with its used-car superstores that feature no-haggle pricing and financing, a five-day money-back guarantee, and a national database of cars that can be delivered anywhere” (McCuddy, Morgal, & Morgal,[8]). They also brought use cars from people that didn’t purchase from them. Money manager Doug Schaller stated that he believes that there was a rock-solid business model, and few competitors would challenge CarMax on a national scale because of its business model and sales-data trends(sold 345,465 used vehicles), that create entry barriers. Operations were challenging during the first seven years and caused financial loss. They overpowered their impediments and their future seems to look promising. CarMax strategic goal was to expand its superstores at a rate of 15-20% each year; this growth rate proved to be great...
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...e DRAFT Reflection: I believe I have tried to cover every aspect of the topic even though it gets fairly technical and I may have missed out on some salient points. I Also think that I may need to have a stronger conclusion to justify the use of this new technologies NEW TECHNOLOGIES THAT MAY IMPROVE BREAST CANCER DETECTION. Amy was just seven months shy of her 45th birthday when the doctor delivered the deadly news. She had just been diagnosed with breast cancer and unfortunately for her the cancer had spread and the doctor could not offer any consoling news. She was given two years max to live. Amy was devastated, and as predicted she passed on just two months shy of her 47th birthday. Surprisingly, Amy had always done her breast exams and mammograms at the recommended intervals. Unfortunately cases similar to Amy’s are on the rise and have brewed lots of controversies on breast cancer screening using mammography-the gold standard. Clinicians are querying the effectiveness of Mammograms as a gold standard. There is increasing awareness of subpopulations of women for whom mammography has reduced sensitivity. Mammography screening is not very effective in women between the ages of 20 and 40, and only moderately effective in women aged 40 to 49.It is estimated through mathematical modeling that regular screening of a woman between ages 40 and 49 will decrease her risk of breast cancer death by about 15%. In comparison, clinical trials show that screening reduces risk of death...
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...Module 1 – Session Long Project Introduction to Probability Theory and Health Statistics Your specific assignment for this week is to select one type of quantitative health datum to collect from your own life. Some examples of data to collect could be: 1. How many minutes do you spend exercising each day? 2. What is your total daily caloric intake in calories? 3. What is your resting heart rate in beats per minute? 4. How many ounces of water do you drink each day? 5. What is your estimated total caloric expenditure from exercise each day? 6. What is your estimated daily intake of saturated fat in grams? 7. What is your daily systolic/diastolic blood pressure? Your Task: 1. Choose one variable that varies measurably from day to day. Be sure to specify the units of measurement, and state how it will be gathered. 2. Then collect at least 5 days’ worth of data on that one variable. For example, if your variable is how many minutes you spend exercising each day, simply record the number of minutes that you spend exercising each day during the sampling period. Be sure to save this data for use in remaining SLP assignments. The more data points that you gather during the session, the better. 3. Describe the data you have collected and its importance in relations to individual/population’s health. Linda Gleason Module 1- Session Long Project BHS220- Introduction to Health Statistics Dr. Alla Adams November 02, 2015 Introduction to Probability Theory and...
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...Agenda-setting Weaver D H, Graber D, McCombs M, Eyal C 1981 Media Agenda Setting in a Presidential Election: Issues, Images and Interest. Praeger, New York M. McCombs Agendas: Political The political agenda is the set of issues that are the subject of decision making and debate within a given political system at any one time. Significant research specifically on the topic of agenda setting, as opposed to decision making, dates mostly from the 1960s. Early studies of agenda setting were quite controversial because they were often presented as critiques of the pluralist studies of the 1950s and 1960s. Truman (1951) mostly ignored the issue of who set the agenda of political debate. Dahl (1956) discusses the matter in mentioning that ensuring that no group have control over the range of alternatives discussed within the political system is a requisite for democracy. In his study of New Haven he explicitly raises the question of agenda setting, noting that with a permeable political system virtually all significant issues would likely come to the attention of the elites. ‘Because of the ease with which the political stratum can be penetrated, whenever dissatisfaction builds up in some segment of the electorate party politicians will probably learn of the discontent and calculate whether it might be converted into a political issue with an electoral pay-off’ (Dahl 1961, p. 93). In Dahl’s view, then, any issue with a significant potential following in the public would likely find...
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...1QFY2016 Result Update | Automobile July 25, 2015 Bajaj Auto NEUTRAL Performance Highlights CMP Target Price Y/E March (` cr) Net Sales Adj. EBITDA EBITDA Margin (%) Adj. net profit 1QFY16 5,613 1,140 20.3 1,015 1QFY15 5,252 925 17.6 740 % chg (yoy) 6.9 23.2 270 bp 37.1 4QFY15 4,739 904 19.1 666 % chg (qoq) 18.4 26.1 120 bp 52.4 Source: Company, Angel Research `2,497 - Investment Period - Stock Info Sector Automobile Market Cap (` cr) 72,268 Operating performance misses estimates; other income boosts profitability: Bajaj Auto (BJAUT)’s 1QFY2016 results have come in marginally below our estimates on the operating front. However, higher other income boosted profitability, leading the net profit to come in ahead of our estimates. Net Debt (` cr) (9,628) Revenues grew 7% yoy to `5,613cr, which is lower than our expectation of `6,058cr. Volumes grew 3% yoy, led by recovery in the motorcycle segment. Realisation/vehicle grew 4% yoy but declined by 9% on a sequential basis. Realisation/vehicle at `55,412 was lower than our estimate owing to higher proportion of entry level bikes in the sales mix. Operating margin, at 20.3%, was broadly in line with our expectation. However, given the lower revenues, the operating profit, at `1,140cr, missed our estimate of `1,193cr. Other income, at `437cr, almost doubled yoy, thus boosting profitability. Net Profit, at `1,015cr, beat our estimates...
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...Introduction Conceptual frameworks of nursing model have provided the professional nurse a foundation for the development of individual practice. I have chosen an individual at my current placement to base the care plan on. The patient is a 45 year male who has been in and out of the ward for severe anxiety issues and my job is to build a therapeutic relationship so she can become more comfortable with herself and this would lead to an end result of socializing with others. In this assignment I examined the Peplau interpersonal relations model and the Neuman health care systems model. After an overview of the two models, a comparison of the models was presented, Neuman's model focuses on the person as a complete system, the subparts of which are interrelated physiological, psychological, sociocultural, spiritual, and developmental factors whereas Hildegard Peplau proposed that nursing involved a set of interpersonal relationships between nurse and patient. She carefully described these relationships, applying other disciplines, such as psychology, which was a first in the field of nursing by raising standards to a higher level of examination, she helped prepare nursing's move from a skill to a profession. This model of nursing will be applied to a specific client situation to determine the impact it will have of my individual client and psychiatric nursing practice and how it will link in with the care plan that has been developed according to the models framework. In the interest...
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...Psychological Abuse Coral Nichols Liberty University Abstract Psychological abuse is a form of abuse that affects many woman across all cultures and ages. This form of abuse takes on at least two different forms: emotional and verbal abuse. These two types of abuse are not the same; however they often can be very closely compared. It is understood that if one of these forms of abuse is present then the other form of abuse is often present as well. One whom works in the helping profession needs to be able to define these types of abuse as well as be able to understand the effects of the abuse on the victim. One must also be able to understand a variety of treatment methods to be able to aid the client in the healing process. A Christian counselor must also be able to provide biblical insight in the situation for the client. Introduction Abuse against women happens in many forms; some people might considering one form of abuse more damaging than others. In order for one to have a basic concept of abuse it must be defined; Krishna, Prasanna, Sheikh & Dattatreya (2014), reports “mistreatment; harming or injuring another, abuse can be divided into two categories internal and external. The external abuse is the focus on this paper, it can be physical abuse, emotional abuse, verbal abuse or sexual abuse” (p.18). The basic understanding of abuse is that it produces a negative outcome for the victim. The most prevalent form of abuse towards women is domestic violence; it...
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