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For this assignment, you will show an understanding of the gospel message by writing out two different approaches to gospel presentations. You will also interview a non-Christian asking them important questions that can help to prepare a person to hear the gospel message (I Peter 3:15). Sharing the gospel (#10 below) is optional but encouraged.

For this assignment, you will submit the following: · The view you have chosen from the list provided below. · A brief (3–4 sentences) description of what this view proposes and its timeframe. · What it is about this view that interests you. · This written assignment must be 100–125 words. The non-traditional views of the days of Genesis 1 from which you may select are provided below, along with notable proponents: · Ancient Science / Mythology               Denis Lamoureux, Peter Enns · Analogical Days                                 C. John Collins · Cosmic Temple                                   John Walton · Gap Theory                                         Thomas Chalmers, Arthur Custance, C. I. Scofield · Framework Hypothesis                       Richard Averbeck, Meredith Kline · Progressive Creation / Day-Age         Hugh Ross, Gleason Archer · Theological History                            Tremper Longman III

· Complete the assignment in 1 – 2 pages o The reference page is not included in the 1 – 2 page content length. · Provide a reference page at the end.  o Use APA formatting guidelines to reference each job.  o There should be five complete references (one for each job listing). Find 5 job listings/ads for a health career you are interested in pursuing. · Look for detailed job listings that describe qualifications. · These can be found through internet job searches, company websites, etc. 2. List the 5 jobs searched including the following information: the title of each position, the employer or hiring company, the location of the job, and the type of department or facility · Example: Job 1: Registered Nurse; Local Hospital Name; Lynchburg, Virginia; Emergency Department. 3. Read through each job listing, thoroughly.  Following the list, type a good summary of what you found in your job search. Detail qualifications needed to apply and discuss similarities or unique preferences found in qualifications, skills, and character traits. What are employers looking for in potential employees?

Complete the Typefinder Personality TestLinks to an external site.. For the class discussion, post your response to the following questions: What did your results reveal about your personality type assessment? Did taking the test provide you with any new insight? How might considering the personalities of those you interact with support interpersonal communication? When possible, provide examples from your own experience. Discuss strategies for resolving disagreements and conflicts.  Describe a time you have professionally dealt with a conflict or disagreement and how you handled the situation. Could it have been handled better if you were in the same situation again? Be sure to respond to at least 2 others as well.  As a reminder, always connect to a scholarly source.  As a note, incorporate strategies found in the unit presentations, the textbook, or other professional academic resources. Remember to cite sources appropriately.  https://www.truity.com/test/type-finder-personality-test-new

Create a list of 20 common medical abbreviations with the long form and definition of each one. Include an additional 10 abbreviations that are error prone and must be avoided. Note the error-prone abbreviation, how it is misinterpreted, the correct abbreviation, long form, and definition.  Use the provided template chart to complete this assignment. You must include a reference page in current APA format, citing at least 1 scholarly source published within the last 5 years.

Mrs. Taylor Outcome is a 73-year-old female currently living at her own residence; however, her daughter is worried that Mrs. Outcome may be “losing it” after she left a burner on and caused a small fire in her house.  After this event, Mrs. Outcome’s daughter, Teresa, stayed with her mother to make sure she was “all right”.  Teresa noted that during the night her mother once yelled out “help me, help me.”  Teresa also noted some confusion between day and night evidenced by her mother sleeping in the day and staying up at night. Mrs. Outcome and her daughter arrive at your practice.  As is standard, you have the nurse perform some standardized tests. The scores on her tests are listed below: FAQ = 13/30 GAD-7 = 7/21 PHQ-9 = 8/27 MMSE = 20/30 Clock drawing test = 2/5 Please answer the following questions about Mrs. Outcome. Based on the test scores above, do you believe that Mrs. Outcome does have dementia? What are the differences between delirium and dementia? What two categories of medications are often used to treat dementia and how do these medications work? Responses need to address all components of the question, demonstrate critical thinking and analysis and include peer-reviewed journal evidence to support the student’s position. Please be sure to validate your opinions and ideas with in-text citations and corresponding references in APA format.

  Respond to the following five (5) questions related to one of the learning objectives covered in this course. For question 2, confirm your answers with examples of data sets and/or visualizations. While you may choose these from the sample data sets provided in the resources listed for this course, It is strongly recommended that you search for new data sources to use as examples. Questions: Differentiate between various types (Descriptive, Predictive, or Prescriptive) of data an organization may use to assess organizational performance. Provide an example for each data source. Highlight the purpose of the data sources, the metric(s) it explains, and what kind of decision it would help justify. Create a data visualization graphic that incorporates appropriate data sets for one of the three types. Consider one of the data sets you have shared in question number 1 of this workbook. Evaluate the benefits of at least two different data analysis methods. Share an example of each. Explain how, when, and why these methods have been used in a business situation. Justify a strategic choice based on a data analysis method. Use the data analysis method in Week 3 or another example of your choice. Assess how big data can influence organizational performance. You may consider using an example if you find that helpful to support your argument. Consider how data can create insight into a business problem and provide a sense of decision-making justification. 4 pages at least 1 source plus book  Jaggia, S. (2023). Business analytics: Communicating with numbers (2nd ed.). McGraw-Hill Higher Education.  

The film Is Genesis History? includes interviews from 13 different experts on a wide variety of topics. After watching the film (Watch: Is Genesis History? in the Learn section of Module 3: Week 3), choose 1 segment featuring an expert, and provide a post to answer the following: What is it about this expert’s area of study that interests you? What is one topic that you would like to have heard more about from this expert, and why?

Assess the benefits and risks associated with genetically modified crops. remember to cite and use in text citations.

  Case Study - Depression This assignment tasks you with synthesizing the clinical encounter of a 39-year-old female follow-up visit using a structured SOAP note format focused on the Subjective, Objective, and Assessment sections. Use the SOAP Psychiatric template provided in the assignment resources below to assist with this assignment.  Read the provided case study of a 39-year-old female (Ms. A.B.) attending a psychiatric medication follow-up. Using the OLDCARTS-Psychiatric template, craft the Subjective (S) and Objective (O) and Assessment (A) sections in paragraph form with clear headings. Instructions Scenario:  Ms. A.B., a 39-year-old Hispanic female, presents for a psychiatric medication follow-up. Ms. A.B. is a recently divorced female, works as an Attorney, and resides alone. She reports experiencing a persistent low mood for several years, which has recently intensi?ed. She describes her mood as "a bit better," but still experiences "waves of sadness" that occur 2–3 times a week, lasting several hours. These episodes are not associated with speci?c triggers and are not accompanied by signi?cant changes in appetite or weight. She reports occasional di?culty sleeping, particularly with early-morning awakenings around 4–5 a.m., twice weekly, and experiences mild psychomotor sluggishness in the afternoons. Her concentration is intermittently impaired, especially in the late afternoon, and she occasionally feels self-blame about productivity but denies pervasive guilt. Ms. A.B. denies any history of mania, psychosis, or suicidal ideation. She has been prescribed sertraline 50 mg daily for the past six weeks, with a partial response noted. Her PHQ-9 score has decreased from 16 to 10, indicating moderate depression. She has no signi?cant medical history and reports no substance use except for occasional social drinking. She lives alone, works full- time in marketing, and has a supportive social network. Mental status examination reveals a congruent a?ect with a subjective report of feeling "a bit better," though she describes her mood as "?at." Thought processes are logical and coherent, with no evidence of delusions or hallucinations. She denies auditory or visual hallucinations. Cognitively, she is alert and oriented to person, place, and time. Her concentration is mildly reduced, particularly in the late afternoon. Insight and judgment are intact, and she demonstrates good awareness of her treatment needs. Regarding safety, Ms. A.B. denies current or past suicidal ideation and reports no access to ?rearms. She has a supportive network of friends and family and is independent in the activities of daily living. Screening tools administered include the PHQ-9, which decreased from 16 to 10, indicating moderate depression, and the GAD-7, which scored 8, suggesting mild anxiety. Physically, her vital signs are stable: blood pressure is 118/76 mmHg, heart rate is 72 bpm, respiratory rate is 16 breaths/min, temperature is 98.6°F, and oxygen saturation is 98% on room air. Laboratory results, including CBC, CMP, and TSH, are within normal limits. She has been prescribed sertraline 50 mg daily for the past six weeks, with partial response noted. She denies any known drug allergies and reports no signi?cant medical history. Ms. A.B. lives alone, works full-time in marketing, and has a college education. She denies tobacco, illicit drug, or alcohol use. Assignment Resources Use the following resources to help with this assignment: SOAP Psychiatric Follow-up Download SOAP Psychiatric Follow-up[PDF] Submit  Ensure your documentation Reflects changes over time (e.g., “PHQ9 reduced from 16 to 10”). Notes denials of psychosis (auditory/visual hallucinations) and suicidal ideation Remains clear, concise, and clinically appropriate. Length & Format: 3 - 5 pages Word Document