ETHICAL ISSUE: ABORTION 3   Running head: ETHICAL ISSUE: ABORTION 1                 Ethical Issue: Abortion Name Institutional Affiliation                           Introduction The pro-life argument has been one of the leading contentious assumptions in the modern debate on abortion and the extent to which this action is permissible within a given jurisdiction. Canada is among the few countries globally, which seem to have gradually moved towards the legalization of abortion at any stage of pregnancy (Jones, 2007). However, despite the underlying legal provisions that allow abortion in the country, there are specific underlying ethical concerns that emerge regarding the admissibility and the permissibility of abortion without the consideration of the possible reasons for such an action. The issue of abortion, therefore, introduces underlying ethical concerns around the moral assumptions that permit the decision to take a life regardless of the stage of pregnancy. Act utilitarian would be the most applicable ethical theory in this case. The decision to focus on this theory is…

  Abortion Introduction The practice of abortion can be date back to ancient ages when pregnancy was terminated using herbs, abdominal pressure amongst other traditional tools. Most abortions occur as a result of unintended pregnancies due to failure to use contraceptives. Abortion is the process that enables the termination of a pregnancy. The fetus is hence removed from the mother womb before it can survive on its own outside the uterus. Induced abortion is the deliberate termination of pregnancy while spontaneous abortion can also be referred to as a miscarriage. According to the WHO, around 56 million abortions occurred between 2010 and 2014worldwide. However, there are still 25 million unsafe abortions performed worldwide by untrained individuals even though safe abortion is as the report also showed that unmarried women in developing countries were more likely to seek an abortion than their counterparts in developed countries. Indeed, a vast majority of cases of abortions occurred due to unintended pregnancies as women who required the procedure in developed countries stood at 65 per 1000 while in developing countries 45 women in 1000…

About Vodafone and Orange Vodafone Egypt entered the Egyptian telecom market in 1988 as a second operator. It was a consortium between Vodafone international, international partners and Air Touch. On the other hand, Orange Egypt which is the first network operator in Egypt was found in 1998. Orange helps in providing Egyptians with voice and data exchange services. The company has 348 operators and operates in 135 countries. Mission and Vision of the two companies The mission of Vodafone is to connect and empower people and communities while accelerating Egyptian development. The company’s vision is to become a communication leader in an increasingly connected world. The mission of orange is to concentrate the ever-changing customer practices. They want truthful and useful simple solutions. Customers want flawless connectivity, responses that are personalized in nature and value for their money. Therefore, the company concentrates on always being in touch and connecting what is essential in the life of its customers. The company’s vision is to transform the daily lives of Egyptians. It seeks not only being positive to everyone but also adapting…

Surname 6     Student Name: Professors Name: Institution Affiliation: Course: Date:   The Abraham Lincoln Monument   The Abraham Lincoln memorial is a monument built by the American government in honor of the country’s 34th president. It is located on the far western side of the National Hall in Washington DC. The monument has been one of the greatest tourist attraction sites in America. This paper focuses on the monuments visual analysis regarding architecture, painting, meaning, and purpose as well as consequences. The exterior of the monument as seen takes the architecture of an ancient Greek temple and is decorated with marbles. The monument measures about thirty meters tall and is surrounded by about thirty-six Doric columns that support it. (Kenney and Hunt, 11). The 36 column represents the total number of states in unison at the time of Lincoln’s demise. Two distinct columns stand at the entrance of the monument. These columns and the wall are inclined towards the interior of the monument. These columns are probably designed like this to prevent the structure from bulging at the…

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Questions and Answers Describe the pathophysiology of gout Gout is a disease that happens when higher levels of urate crystals pile up and accumulate in the joints, soft tissues and bones resulting in severely painful inflammation.  The urate crystals forms due to elevated levels of uric acid in the blood, which is produced when the body breaks down purines. In standard cases, uric acid in the body passes to the urine through the kidney but when too much uric acid is produced in the body which builds up forming and crystalizes to sharp urate crystals which are deposited in the soft tissues, bones and, joints resulting to painful welling causing a gout attack. Explain why a person with gout is more likely to develop renal calculi A patient suffering from gout have a higher risk of renal calculi because of high levels of uric acids which forms acidic tomes. The low urine PH creates a conducive environment for the excess uric acid produced to build up forming stones. Additionally. Gout condition increases the risk of development of calcium oxalate stone which…

          Health Policymaking in the United States     Student’s Name Institutional Affiliation Course Number and Name Instructor’s Name Due Date                   Health Policymaking in the United States Question 2 I’m afraid I have to disagree with the idea of a single-payer healthcare policy. Essentially, a single-payer healthcare system implies that funding for healthcare services is only by the government. Even though private providers serve the market, compensation for the services they offer is automatically from the government directly or indirectly through government agencies. Proponents of this policy argue that healthcare services are available to the seekers cheaply. However, it should be noted that there are other important parameters for measuring a working healthcare system’s effectiveness and efficiency. Should cheapness supersede considerations for quality and freedom of choice? First, a single-payer system means free universal healthcare services.  Accessing healthcare services at zero cost will attract even those who rarely need such services to go for them. The scenarios create a high demand for healthcare services that are likely…

                                Analysis of EMG Recording for Max Clench Force and Muscle Tonus   Student’s Name: Institution Affiliation: Course: Instructor: Date:                     Question 1 The source of signals noticed by the EMG conductors. The EMG conductors pick up signals from the electric action of muscles and activity potentials spread alongside the sarcolemma.   Table 1.               Clench Cycles Dominant Forearm Mean Clench Force (Kg)   Integrated EMG (mV)   1st 9.99 kg   0.055763     2nd                                  10kg 0.112556   3rd               19.66kg 0.209459   4th (Max)               30.91        0.337425                       Question 2 When clenching force rises, the amount of dynamic motor components rises whereas produce enlarged amplitude within EMG since the higher electrical impulse generated by muscle fibers while responding to shortening of emotional motor components (electric impulses created by muscle fiber yield The research…

Question 1- A case study on Adolf Hitler Adolf Hitler, one of the most relived and renowned figures in history, lived between April 1889 to April 1945. Among the most astonishing facts about him is how he leads the Holocaust and World War 2, that lead to deaths of at least 40M people  (Longerich, 2019). He has been and still is, subject of television shows, countless documentaries and political books. As Longerich (2019) puts it, Hitler is commonly referred to as the most notorious political dictator’s in the 20th century, who led Nazi political party and who often took advantage of woes in the economy and infringement in Germany’s politics to gain total power over Germany in the early 1930s. In his early life, Hitler chose to pursue Arts and moved from his hometown Linz to Vienna, to pursue this dream. He initially got rejected in Linz by Academy of Fine Arts in the city, tainting unsatisfactory work. This remarks caught him off-guard.  As described in Volker’s biography in 1939, Hitler believed he was set for success in the Art…

                Quality Indicators Name Course Tutor Date           Quality of health care in both long term and home healthcare organizations is a complex model with debates on what should be considered when measuring quality.  Quality in long-term health care is complicated, with quality defined as both output and input measure.  Quality had been measured using three concepts: process of care, outcome of care, and structure of care. On the other hand, nursing home care quality is measured by structural variables like staff training, mix, and the resident’s facility characteristics. Characteristics of facilities of the resident include factors such as demography, case mix, and payer mix. The other measure is the process measures, which assess the service delivered to the residents. Shortcomings in the care process can be characterized by underuse, overuse of care, and poor procedural performance. In long term care process, problems include neglect and abuse, which is physical assault. The outcomes of health care include health status changes and other conditions, which are as a result of…