Write an extended piece of work in an appropriate academic register Coherently and fluently recruit relevant sources as reliable evidence to support claims and arguments

Demonstrate a combination of lower and higher order critical thinking skills
Use discipline or topic specific diction as well as appropriate spelling and grammar
Demonstrate an ability to use academic conventions and referencing skills
Be capable of transferring skills to another assignment in HLSS (Review mark relevant to one tutorial)Part A : Research PaperSelecting either a close focus on specific elements of your topic, or a broader focus on the pros and cons of your topic, write an academic paper between 1,800 and 2,200 words.
Include a thesis statement and use the academic conventions and critical thinking skills that you have been learning in this course.
The Paper must develop:a clear argument or position
use appropriate scholarly and non-scholarly evidence in a way that demonstrates both lower and higher order writing and thinking skills
have a coherent and fluent structure that also pays attention to diction
correctly use in text citations in the Harvard style
a bibliography of no less than eight items using a minimum of five SCHOLARLY sources. You may use more of each, of course.
In a bibliography, you do NOT have to quote from every source, or summarise and paraphrase every source.Part B: Identifying Critical Thinking Within Your PaperAt the end of your paper, copy and paste the sections that complete the tasks below:A section that demonstrates your use of previewing. Add a note (approx. 50 words only) saying why it was important in relation to the rest of the paper.
A section demonstrating summary or paraphrasing. Add a note (approx. 50 words) explaining why this was necessary.
A section demonstrating evaluation in relation to some form of evidence in order to measure its worth in relation to your thesis statement or a point being made. Add a note (approx. 50 words only) highlighting what value you attributed to the evidence (e.g. scholarly authority, non-scholarly, anecdotal evidence, interesting point, supports your thesis statement)
A section demonstrating analysis (breaking something down to better understand it) AND/OR synthesis (recombination to make a point). Add a note (approx. 50 words only) saying whether it is analysis or synthesis and why it goes beyond evaluation.
If you believe you cannot indicate one or more of these skills in critical thinking, say why that is the case at the end of your paper, before the bibliography.
Part C: Transfer of Critical Thinking Skills In about 100 words (not counted in total length) explain how you are able or will be able to apply the four critical thinking skills in some other area of your life such as your work environment, or your family life, or your social life. Cover each of the skills and give concrete examples to illustrate your ideas.

Laparoscopic Surgical Access and Closure of the Peritoneal Cavity 1000 words Part B: The Physiological Effects of Pneumoperitoneum 1000 words

Essay Details: Part A: Laparoscopic Surgical Access and Closure of the Peritoneal Cavity 1000 words Part B: The Physiological Effects of Pneumoperitoneum 1000 words I started writing the essay and fully outlined it, so it would be easier for you to finish. Everything in this document is written in my own words. Please use relevant simple tables, illustrations and diagrams maximum of 5 to explain concepts, use bullets when needed make sure the essay structure is well headlined. Please review and edit if needed. Thank you for your help and make sure to use up to date references from pubmed or any reliable medical journal with an impact factor. Use Harvard style references and in text citations. Part A INTRODUCTION In the past few decades laparoscopic surgery has become a prevailing gold standard operating procedural technique in the surgical field. In a nutshell, this minimally invasive method is conducted by making minor incisions in well designated sites depending on the surgery that will be conducted to insert port sites for the laparoscope and the laparoscopic instruments with the aid of trocars, fiber-optic a laparoscopic camera, and gas insufflation to gain safe operative access with minor post-operative complications. However, there are multiple methods of laparoscopic surgical access. The two main methods of gaining laparoscopic surgical access are the open (Hasson) and the closed (Veress Needle) methods. This paper will discuss these two different techniques of gaining surgical access to the peritoneal cavity laparoscopically and the process to close the port site incisions without causing post-operative complications THE HASSON TECHNIQUE Better known as the open method, it is widely preferred in patients with past history of laparotomy when there is concern for adhesions due to it being less risky. Peritoneal access is established by making a direct periumbilical incision with a scalpel the process to close the port site incisions without causing post-operative complications DEPICTING THE OPEN HASSON TECHNIQUE REVEALING THE METHODOLOGY OF THE PROCEDURE INCLUDING THE SURGICAL ANATOMY SAFE INSUFFLATION TECHNIQUE THE FASCIAL CLOSURE PROCESS THE CLOSED VERESS NEEDLE TECHNIQUE DEPICTING THE CLOSED VERESS NEEDLE TECHNIQUE REVEALING THE METHODOLOGY OF THE PROCEDURE INCLUDING THE SURGICAL ANATOMY SAFE INSUFFLATION TECHNIQUE THE FASCIAL CLOSURE PROCESS CONCLUSION OVERVIEW GOING FORWARD PART B: INTRODUCTION THE PNEUMPERITONEUM IN LAPAROSCOPIC SURGEY WHY CO2 INSUFFLATION IS THE DESCRIPTIVE OVERVIEW THIS ESSAY WILL DISCUSS THE PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF CARBON DIOXIDE INSUFFLATION DURING SURGICAL PNEUMO-PERITONEUM AND ITS PHYSIOLOGICAL METABOLISM PHYSIOLOGY OF THE PNEUMOPERITONEUM HOW CARBON DIOXIDE IS METABOLIZED FROM THE PERITONEUM SYSTEM BASED APPROACH Carbon dioxide solubility in blood is 20 times more than oxygen. The global amount of carbon dioxide that is diffused into the RBCs is instantly hydrated into carbonic acid by carbonic anhydrase. Carbonic acid is then dissociated into hydrogen and bicarbonate in which hydrogen is buffered by hemoglobin and Bicarbonate enters extra cellular compartment into the plasma. Carbon dioxide and RBCs reacts with amino protein groups and hemoglobin forming carbamino compounds. Deoxygenated hemoglobin forms carbon amino compounds more readily than oxygenated hemoglobin. This is most widely known as the housing effect which states that the binding of oxygen to hemoglobin decreases its affinity to carbon dioxide. Therefore, venous blood carries more carbon dioxide than arterial blood. When bicarbonate is formed in the RBCs following the degradation of carbonic acid, within one second it goes through a process called the chloride shift. The concentration of bicarbonate in the red blood cells is more than the one in plasma so when the blood passes through the capillaries 70% of the bicarbonate in the RBCs enters the plasma in exchange for chloride by anion exchanger 1 a major membrane protein in the red blood cell. Due to the higher concentration of chloride in venous blood this will lead to higher fluid absorption in the RBCs hence the hematocrit of venous blood is physiologically 3% greater than that of arterial blood. (medical physiology textbook guyton hall 12th edition) Pulmonary, Hepatic, and Renal excretion. Write more in detail on this PHYSIOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF THE PNEUMOPERITONEUM SYSTEMIC APPROACH INCREASE IN PERITONEAL CAVITY VOLUME AND PRESSURE ON THE DIFFERENT ORGAN SYSTEMS DANGERS AND RISKS OF HYPERCARBIA IN A SYSTEMIC APPROACH (DIFFERENT ORGAN SYSTEMS) CONCLUSION OVERVIEW PRECAUTIONS
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“Hypertext has transformed the role of the author. Assess this statement using Barthess theory of the death of the author”use these sources:Barthes, R. 1977.

“Hypertext has transformed the role of the author. Assess this statement using Barthess theory of the death of the author”use these sources:Barthes, R. 1977. The Death of the Author. In Image/Music/Text. London: Fontana, pp. 142-148Foucault, M. 1984. What Is an Author? In The Foucault Reader, edited by P. Rabinow. New York: Pantheon Books, pp. 101-20Landow, G. 2006. Reconfiguring the Text. InHypertext 3.0: Critical Theory and New Media in an Era of Globalization. Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press, pp. 69-124

Explore the relationship between the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and the iron triangle. Are we any closer to knowing what trade-offs have been made in the ACA and, if so, how is the program faring?

Explore the relationship between the Affordable Care Act (ACA) and the iron triangle. Are we any closer to knowing what trade-offs have been made in the ACA and, if so, how is the program faring? Look at a similar federal plan that was rolled out during Lyndon B. Johnsons presidency and a proposed expansion that was rejected by Congress during the Bill Clinton presidency. What has the ACA done well and what has it done poorly?
Using external sources to address how the ACA will decrease cost, increase quality, and increase access. You will examine what the pitfalls of the ACA are in achieving these goals and how these changes will affect an individual patient.
Include the following components in your paper:
Abstract: Your abstract should be brief, but should explain the problem, your motivation for solving the problem, an explanation of your approach to solving the problem, and background information that will lead to your conclusions/implications of your answer.
Introduction: Begin with a thesis statement that states the focus of your paper. Then discuss the three to five key points that your paper will explore.
Body of Paper: Discuss each of the key points outlined in your introduction, providing detailed research from the study materials provided for you in the module and including any other academic research you have conducted. Be sure to use proper APA format for all citations.
Summary: Wrap up the concepts youve discussed and summarize the main ideas you have discussed throughout the body of the paper.
Conclusion: Transition to the ending of your paper and provide final thoughts on what recommendations you have or what you think the future landscape will look like.
References: Include all sources you used (both from the modules study materials and any additional sources) in a separate References page. Follow APA format.

Pre-pregnancy Metabolic syndrom(MetS): an exploratory secondary data analysis of a cohort study on the short and long-term adverse consequences for the child

We are thinking to submit this paper to the Journal of Pediatrics (https://www.elsevier.com/journals/the-journal-of-pediatrics/0022-3476/guide-for-authors) and the paper should be prepared with the journal standard. The changes were made in the paper should be in different colored fonts. Three to four references should be included from this journal. I am attaching some papers for your reference. Abstract and keywords: 250 words (1 page) The following headings: Objective(s), Study design, Results, and Conclusion(s). The Objective(s) should put the study in context with the current literature (i.e., what is new, not textbook background information) and reflect the purpose of the study, that is, the hypothesis that is being tested or the question being asked (e.g., “To assess,” “To evaluate”). The Study design should include the study methodology, the setting for the study, the subjects (number and type), the treatment or intervention, principal outcomes measured, and the type of statistical analysis. The Results section should include the outcome of the study and statistical significance, if appropriate. The Conclusion(s) states the significance of the results and limitations of the study. Introduction: 2 pages Introduction should be about metabolic syndrome that develop during and after gestational diabetes, what we know and what we dont know till today, MestS status in Global and Brazalian context and about over weight and obesity. The introduction should be highly specific to the study and it should be study specific. Methodology and Results: 1 Page The section is already written and it should be edited and represented as per the journal standard. The results are already written and it should be carefully edited and missing results should be included. Discussion and conclusions: 4 Page The text in the Discussion should not be descriptive and it should be critical evaluation of the prior literature; in fact, it fits better in the Introduction to motivate the study. The Conclusion(s) should state the significance of the results and limitations of the study. Please refer to the journal for the standards.
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The Global Business Environment Evolution and Dynamics

Are multinational corporations or states the most powerful actors in the global business environment? Illustrate your answer with reference to the AUTOMOBILE industry. In writing your answer you may find it helpful to reflect on some of the following questions (please note the essay does not require you to answer these questions, they are merely to stimulate your thinking): What are the main factors that affect the relative bargaining positions of multinational corporations and states operating in this industry? (for instance why might a state wish to attract an automobile company to its territory? Why might a multinational wish to locate in a particular country?) HINT you may find it helpful here to refer back to the diagrams in lectures 4 and 10. How would you characterize relationships between multinational corporations and states in this industry are they cooperative or antagonistic? Do they compete or cooperate? Are relationships between states and multinational corporations static or changeable? In other words, do they compete at some times and cooperate at others? Do state-owned enterprises play a prominent role in this industry? What implications does this have for the essay question?
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Understanding family structure and style is essential to patient and family care.

Understanding family structure and style is essential to patient and family care. Conducting a family interview and needs assessment gathers information to identify strengths, as well as potential barriers to health. This information ultimately helps develop family-centered strategies for support and guidance.This family health assessment is a two-part assignment. The information you gather in this initial assignment will be utilized for the second assignment in Topic 3.Develop an interview questionnaire to be used in a family-focused functional assessment. The questionnaire must include three open-ended, family-focused questions to assess functional health patterns for each of the following: Values/Health Perception
Nutrition
Sleep/Rest
Elimination
Activity/Exercise
Cognitive
Sensory-Perception
Self-Perception
Role Relationship
Sexuality
CopingSelect a family, other than your own, and seek permission from the family to conduct an interview. Utilize the interview questions complied in your interview questionnaire to conduct a family-focused functional assessment. Document the responses as you conduct the interview.Upon completion of the interview, write a 750-1,000-word paper. Analyze your assessment findings. Submit your questionnaire as an appendix with your assignment.Include the following in your paper: Describe the family structure. Include individuals and any relevant attributes defining the family composition, race/ethnicity, social class, spirituality, and environment.
Summarize the overall health behaviors of the family. Describe the current health of the family.
Based on your findings, describe at least two of the functional health pattern strengths noted in the findings. Discuss three areas in which health problems or barriers to health were identified.
Describe how family systems theory can be applied to solicit changes in family members that, in turn, initiate positive changes to the overall family functions over time.Cite at least three peer-reviewed or scholarly sources to complete this assignment. Sources should be published within the last 5 years and appropriate for the assignment criteria.Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide, located in the Student Success Center. An abstract is not required.

Discuss through a close examination of both the film (1915) and the historical context in which it was produced.

Essay of 2-2,500 Words. Essay Title: It is argued that the ideal of the sculpted male body and brave soldier found its expression in Italian silent cinema in the character of the “Strong Man” Maciste, played by Bartolomeo Pagano, the most popular and highly paid male actor of his days, and a recognizable figure in Italy, Europe, and the United States. [1] Who exactly was Maciste? Discuss through a close examination of both the film (1915) and the historical context in which it was produced.