Choose a disease or other pathological condition affecting a body system from those being studied in this course. Research the disease using the internet, library, and/or textbooks/journals available.

Present the findings of your research as a paper. Use the guidelines below to direct your research and write your paper. RESEARCH: You may use the internet to guide you to references or give ideas for discussion, but do not copy/paste information verbatim. Failure to cite constitutes plagiarism. You must use at least four to five research articles related to your topic. Remember to select articles from reliable and reputed sources in your research. You must include a bibliography at the end of your paper, listing each reference used in either APA or MLA style. RESEARCH PAPER FORMAT: Type your paper as a Microsoft Word document. Paper should be a minimum of 7- 8 pages in length. Set the margins of your document to 1 inch on all sides. Double-space the text of your paper. Use standard first line indent for new paragraphs. Use 12 pt. font maximum, Times New Roman or equivalent. Double space again and center the title of your paper, write the title in Title Case (standard capitalization), not in all capital letters. Follow all standards for written English (spelling, grammar, etc.) and proofread your document before submitting. You must include at least 2-3 appropriate and relevant graphics/illustrations in your paper and it should be appropriately cited as well. You must include a bibliography (APA or MLA style) at the end of your paper, listing each reference used (see links above for citation guides). RESEARCH PAPER CONTENT: The focus of your research should be on the anatomy and physiology of the disease. You should describe the anatomy (structure) and physiology (function) of the chosen body system in a normal, healthy individual and then compare it to a person who is affected with the disease and the dysfunction in the normal (under introduction and signs and symptoms). Your paper should be supported with 2-3 appropriate and relevant graphics/illustrations: Your paper must address the following topics: ? Introduction Introduce the disease with a general description and overview of what it is. ? Signs & Symptoms Describe the signs and symptoms common to the disease. ? Prevalence and Statistics Include basic statistics that describe how common the disease/disorder is and whether it occurs more commonly in certain populations/gender. ? Cause Explain the cause (if known) of the disease/disorder whether genetic, caused by a pathogen, congenital etc. ? Risk Factors Discuss what factors could make a person more susceptible to the disease. ? Prevention How it can be prevented or why not ? Tests and Diagnosis How is the disease diagnosed, list all diagnostic tests/procedures that can be used to determine if a person has the disease. Discuss any one test in brief. ? Complications Discuss and major or minor complications that may develop in a person suffering from the disease. ? Treatment and Drugs Discuss all treatments that can be used to help the patient. Treatments may include medication, lifestyle changes, surgery, physical therapy, and others. Discuss any one in detail. ? Prognosis Discuss the typical course and outcomes of the disease, the likelihood of recovery from the disease, or possibility of death. RESEARCH PAPER GRADING RUBRIC: Your paper will be worth 50 points: ? 5 points for paper formatting ? 5 points for punctuation, spelling, and grammar ? 5 points for use of appropriate and relevant graphics/illustrations ? 5 points for bibliography, responsible research and references; information is gathered from multiple reputed sources and cited properly ? 30 points for content: 4 points for introduction 3 points for signs and symptoms 3 points for prevalence and statistics 2 points for cause 2 points for risk factors 3 points for prevention 4 points for tests and diagnosis 3 points for complications 4 points for treatment and drug options 2 points for prognosis Please note: You may use the internet to guide you to references or give ideas for discussion, but do not copy/paste information verbatim.

Review for research proposal ( investigation of bacteria colonisation in atopic dermatitis patient in saudi arabia ) a cross sectional study This work aims to determine the prevalence of bacteria colonization among children with AD in Saudi Arabia comparing with normal skin isolation.

(APA reference not including the 6 pages ) objective: to find the microbial structure at site diseases states and to recognise the charactics associated with AD to assess the relation ship between skin microbiota and disease progression. to find if there is any change in bacteria colonisation with different countries following points will be including in the litreture review : – atopic dermatitis define + .related to genetic + sign and symptoms – skin parrire of atopic dermatitis +genes – association of atopic dermatitis eczema with colonisation in other countries – different type bacteria colonisation in association with eczema – prevalence of atopic dermatitis over around the world+ saudi arabia. – saudi arabia different in genetic and bahiovre and life style that may be differ comparing with other association with skin – comparing of atopic dermatitis bacteria and normal skin microbiota.

1500 words (10%) You have been given a short-term internship with a Marketing Research company who provide analysis of the latest insights and thinking from academic research for their commercial clients.

Your first task for this company is to write a 1,500 word report (EXCLUDING references and appendices), that focuses on the issues a firm should take into consideration and be aware of when preparing an integrated marketing communications plan using top-down and bottom-up approaches. In particular you need to be able to clearly outline how: Consumers use information from different sources to decide what to buy, what the information needs are when making purchase decisions, and what media channels are most appropriate at each stage. Article that must be included please: Batra, Rajeev & Keller, Kevin Lane, (2016), Integrating Marketing Communications, Journal of Marketing, 80, 6, November, 122 – 145. Essay Structure: Header page Executive summary Contents page Introduction Main Body Recomendations Conclusion Appendices (optional but likely to be needed) References and Bibliography
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Choose a primary text related to our study this semester, one that weve both read and discussed in class, or a different one by an author weve studied.

You may choose to stay with the work and author you used for the Bibliographic Trace assignment, or you may choose a new place to start. Step 2: Choose a scholarly article on your author or primary focus text published in the 2000s by using the MLA database on the librarys website. You must clear your choice and starting article with me by the end of Week 12. Read this work and take close notes on the text. Be able to explain and understand the key argument your source makes. Step 3: Use the argument to develop a series of questions that your understanding of it now raises about the primary text. To better understand these questions, research a body of diverse materials (visual, textual, aural, etc.) that connect to your question to answer it, and that push into new ideas at the same time. When you are moving from a key critical idea about the work to more resources, consider a broad selection of texts such as: Artwork, Images Podcasts Media Clips or entire movies TV Shows Graphic Novel depictions Blog or message board postings Web sources Scholarly archival materials (you can seriously up the wow factor of your project by looking for these) Step 4: Write an annotated bibliography that traces your research from the primary text, through the scholarly work and to the other sources. For each entry, start with the MLA citation for each source and then include a summary/analysis of the source and its connection to the larger questions youre considering. If the source is an image, be sure to include a copy of the image in the AB. Connect the value of each source to the primary text and the scholarly article by showcasing your analysis skills. Step 5: Finally, include an interpretative conclusion. In this conclusion, start by discussing and outlining your starting question, and trace how this question evolved as you considered the sources. What new questions are raised by your study? At the end of your conclusion, reflect on which analytical skills you used the most, which ones were most helpful, and what youve learned about this time period and analysis, in general, this semester. Requirements: Minimum of 5 sources, not including the primary text (6 total) 1 source must be scholarly in nature (an academic journal article or book) Source citations must both summarize and analyze the source, connecting it to your broader project Include images, where appropriate Use MLA formatting to cite your sources.

Prediction Models for Delay in Pipeline Construction Projects in the Oil and Gas Industry

(External Examiner Feedback) 1. Chapter 1: No mention of Pert-Statistics as method to control delay. 2. Chapter 3: Section 3.3 need to revisit for better argument. 3. Chapter 4: a. Page 49: Majority of responses from the owner side. Is this fact effect the results? b. Page 53: What are others? I thought this is mainly focus on O & G projects. c. Table 9 Page 75: needs more elaboration also Table 10, 11. d. Page 82: no mention of Act of God. 4. Chapter 5: a. New samples for the model need more explanation. b. Table 22 Page 95: How you compare the results of model with previous research. c. Page 104: values? This is not mentioned/measured (Internal Examiner Feedback) 1. The researcher failed to answer explicitly to the research questions in a precise and concise way in the conclusion. Therefore, I would suggest that the researcher rewrite the first part of the conclusion. 2. In chapter 3, the researcher opted for the use of the Relative Importance Index and Frequency Adjusted Importance Index without strong arguments. Therefore, the researcher should motivates this choice