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Course Code   :  HLTH 501

Course Title   :  Biostatistics

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Exclusions for Clinical Trials1. Which of the following individuals is likely to be excluded from a clinical trial? A) An individual with other diseases besides the disease of interest. B) An individual whose data is considered to be an outlier.  C) An individual of who is considered to be a minority. D) An individual who will have difficulty complying trial protocols. 2. Randomization in a clinical trial is defined as which of the f...

Course Code   :  MCB2010

Course Title   :  microbiology

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Step 1: Underline Important Components of the Case HistoryYour assignment is to select one case history and answer the questions listed.  Your answers should be written in narrative style, using complete sentences.  One-sentence answers are not acceptable, as the questions involve more detailed answers.  You may use outside sources in researching your case history.  Please list your sources at the end of your answer using A...

Course Code   :  SUS 601

Course Title   :  applied ecology

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Task: 1) We broadly discussed restoration ecology as a practice in class. However, we did not cover with much depth the specific approaches to restoration ecology in different biomes or types of ecosystems. Not diving into depth was by design: the principles and practices of stream restoration are vastly different than what is required to restore prairie ecosystems, for example. Consider just one of the three ecosystems, and associa...

Course Code   :  BIO242

Course Title   :  bio anatomy and physiology 2

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List of conditions that could cause Ron's symptomsRon T., age 58, arrives in Orlando for the annual Medical Device Convention. This year, Tom is a speaker at the conference and is presenting at a poster session, so he is busy preparing his agendas and speeches. He starts to feel discomfort in his abdomen so, thinking he is just hungry since he has not taken time to eat a meal that day, he orders a hamburger and fries from room service. He also...

Course Code   :  IHP525

Course Title   :  Biostatistics

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Your task is to help the organization answer the health question by critically analyzing the data. You will run descriptive statistics and a statistical test, create a graph, interpret the results, and present the results and recommendations to non-technical decision makers in the form of a statistical report. Keep in mind that it is your job to do this from a statistical standpoint. Be sure to justify your conclusions and recommendations with...

Course Code   :  BIO242

Course Title   :  bio anatomy and physiology 2

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Fundamental reasons for kidney function1. What is the fundamental reason we need kidneys? 2. How does the glomerulus “autoregulate” the filtration rate locally? 3. What does the body monitor in order to determine electrolyte balance? 4. What happens first in response to fluid loss in the ECF (e.g., dehydration)? What happens next? 5. What is tubular deamination and how can it help correct problems with acid/base balance? 6. What...

Literature review topic: The effect of Osmotic Distillation on the sensory properties and chemical characteristics of low alcohol beer.  Format: Title, small abstract,Introduction, sub topics, conclusion, Objectively evaluate the literature review assigned to them based on the rubric provided in the portal and sbmit their evaluations on learn

Macromolecules and the structure of SARS-CoV-2Late 2019 and early 2020 saw the appearance and spread of a novel coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 of zoonotic (animal) origin, spreading from Wuhan, Hubei province, China, around the globe, resulting in a disease termed COVID-19 (for coronavirus disease 2019). Consider this scenario as you work to synthesize many concepts we have covered into a larger story. 1.Like other viruses, SARS-CoV-2 in essence cons...

Course Code   :  BIOL235

Course Title   :  Principles of Anatomy and Physiology

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Muscles Used in Breathing1.Name and describe the locations and actions of the muscles typically used in breathing.2.Describe the events that occur at a chemical synapse when a single nerve impulse arrives at a synaptic end bulb and describe how this may lead to the initiation of a nerve impulse in the neighbouring neuron.3.What is the physiological role of reflexes in the body?  What is the role of the brain in reflex pathways?  Descri...

The Concept of Biome Classification and Characteristics of Desert BiomesAs an undergraduate research assistant you would like to conduct a study on the Colorado Plateau to examine “Vegetation Responses to Drought and Nitrogen Deposition in a Cool Desert Ecosystem.” Both drought intensity and frequency are expected to increase with changing climate over the next century across this region. In addition to changes in drought, there ha...

Course Code   :  BIOL 108

Course Title   :  Introduction to Biological Diversity

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Characteristics of Sphagnum MossesFrom Fritz et al. (2014): Bogs (ombrotrophic peatlands, i.e. predominantly fed by rainwater, from Greek ombros, rain, and trephein, to feed) are exceptional ecosystems that may show high storage rates for nutrients and carbon, while nutrient availability is very low due to ombrotrophic conditions (water and nutrient input solely by rain) limiting the growth of vascular plants. A set of traits, unique to Sphag...

Course Code   :  BTECH1322

Course Title   :  Introduction to Biotechnology

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This assignment is designed to test your knowledge and understanding of Supply Chain design, planning and implementation in the global context.  There are two tasks given below, and each task relates to various aspects of International Supply chain design, planning and implementation. Task 1 is a report based on the given scenario, learners should write a minimum of 3500 words, however some questions may require detailed explanations h...

Part 1: Conservation1.Reflect on the benefits and threats to biodiversity. Predict which of these would relate to your candidate species if it was reintroduced to an ecosystem. Incorporate multiple examples. Include at least one citation (for your species or a closely related species) that supports your prediction. Do not forget to include in-text citations in your answer. 2.The candidate species will initially be created in a laboratory se...

A previously healthy 16-years-old girl was found unconscious late at night following a domestic argument. When examined on admission, she was hyperventilating, responded to painful stimuli, and had dilated pupil which responded to light. The rest of the physical examination was unremarkable.  Her urine was negative for glucose and ketone and the rest of the laboratory analysis are in table one. Test Results Reference ra...

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1.    Rationale for giving Mary a tetanus booster (Total: 5 marks)1.1    What is the organism that causes tetanus and why is it of concern in this situation? 1.2    According to the guidelines in the “The Australian Immunisation Handbook” (Dept. of health, 2017) on administering a tetanus booster, discuss the rationale for giving Mary the tetanus booster2.    Physiological ba...