Literature Review 1. Could you please write a proposal about this project Introduction literature review on mesoporous systems for drug delivery, for solubility enhancement, and specifically on the loading methods 2. Introduction and literature review on mesoporous systems for drug delivery, for solubility enhancement, and specifically on the loading methods (Spray dying, rotary evaporation and solvent impregnation) The common mesop...
BackgroundMedication Reconciliation (MedRec) is a formal process where healthcare professionals partner with patients, families, and care providers, to obtain an accurate and complete list of prescribed and over-the-counter medications a patient is currently taking (“Medication Reconciliation (MedRec),” 2020). This list, ideally completed when the patient is admitted to hospital, is used during transitions of care (i.e., admission,...
Case Study 1Mrs. Freeman is a 50 year old nurse who presents to you with complaints of feeling unwell. She has no significant past medical history. However, she smokes one pack of cigarettes per day and drinks socially. She states she feels she has a healthy diet but does appear to be overweight. Â On examination, all of Mrs. Freemanâs vital signs are within normal limits except for her blood pressure which is 1...
Question 11. The gene for metabolic enzyme M1 is involved in catabolism of Drug P. The structurally-related drug Drug D is metabolized by a metabolic enzyme M2. Suppose that you wanted to initiate a genetics-based study to evaluate which patients would best be treated with Drug P, and for whom it would be better to use the related agent Drug D. In this question we will assume that ultrarapid metabolism (by either enzyme) confers a poor prognos...
Medical Diagnosis You may use this template for the assignment.In terms of APA, you are only being marked for the title page, in-text citations and reference page.You may submit up to 6 pages. Please use a 12 font and double space your work.You are a Practical Nurse and have been assigned Mr. Smith, 60 years old. Aspirin: Moderate osteoarthritis of the left knee Colace: insert answer Aspirin: The analgesic effect may “resul...
Task The Mind Project’s Virtual Cocaine Lab Lab Book Instructions: This is your lab book. The lab itself is open in another window. As you go about the lab completing tasks, you will need to answer specific questions and to record your observations. Use this lab book as a reference when the time comes to publish the results of this experiment. Desk area 1. What are the two phases of motivated behavior? a) b) 2. What is...
BackgroundKatie is an 8 year old Caucasian female who is brought to your office today by her mother & father. They report that they were referred to you by their primary care provider after seeking her advice because Katie’s teacher suggested that she may have ADHD. Katie’s parents reported that their PCP felt that she should be evaluated by psychiatry to determine whether or not she has this condition. The parents g...
Structure-Activity Relationship of Cimetidine or RanitidineAll excerpts from literature and electronic sources must be appropriately acknowledged. Inappropriate transcription will result in forfeiture of marks.Your submission must not exceed a maximum length of three pages. 1. Describe the structure-activity relationship of cimetidine or ranitidine; accounting for the API’s properties and biotransformations. 2. Use the Molecula...
Question 1Question: 1 Choose one pain reliever you have learnt in this module to answer this question. Â Â (a) Justify two possible side effects of this drug based on its mechanism of action. (6 marks) Â Â (b) Devise one patient scenario (e.g. patient with kidney impairment or food interaction) to explain how the elimination of this drug can be affected and the consequences of the affected drug el...
Improvement of a named therapeutic by tailoring it to specific patients using pharmacogenomic strategies. Demonstrate critical awareness of how pharmacogenetic approaches are becoming crucial themes of current research efforts and how it can contribute to improved therapeutic outcomes for patients. Have the ability to predict which elements of human genome sequence output can be used to identify markers for bespoke therapeutics. An ...
Task 1Task 1 A 37- year- old woman gradually developed painful wrists over three months; she consulted her doctor only when the pain and early morning stiffness stopped her from gardening. On examination, both wrists and the metacarpophalangeal joints of both hands were swollen and tender but not deformed. There were no nodules or vasculitic lesions.On investigation, she was found to have a raised C- reactive protein (CRP) level (27mg/L) (N...
Questions: Description As mentioned with the first two assigned cases key student learning outcome(s) for the course include demonstrating an understanding of compliance standards required to formulate regulatory strategies to support effective life-cycle management. Intellectual property strategy is a critical area of product life-cycle management in healthcare, as well as many other sectors of the global economy, but is often overlooked for a...
Nursing Assessment in a Retirement Living FacilityPart 1: Cardiac Case Study Read through the case study below and work through the following questions. Include references for each question and include a reference list at the end of your assignment. You can include references for Part 1 and Part 2 on the same reference list. Â You are the RPN working at a retirement living facility. You are called to a clientâs...
CDC Antibiotic Stewardship Initiative Discussion Paper Construct a professional paper that outlines the advanced practice role – as a nurse educator, a nurse leader, or a nurse practitioner – to advance the CDC’s antibiotic resistance initiative. Please include the following: Introduction that identifies your advanced practice role and your view of how that role will be able to impact the antibiotic resistance dilemma. S...
Objective DataCase Study Mrs. Z is a 34-year-old female who come in with a complaint of diarrhea accompanied by abdominal pain. Onset of the symptom was about 4 days ago. She reports thinking she is running a fever but has not taken her temperature. She concerned that she is starting to feel weak. When asked how about the characteristics and the number of bowel movements a day, she reports increased number of BMs over the...