PHAR2822 Lecture Notes - Lecture 1: Prisoner Security Categories In The United Kingdom, Headache, Vaginal Yeast Infection

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A pharmacist recognises the health and wellbeing of the consumer as their first priority. A pharmacist pays due respect for the autonomy and right of the consumers and encourages consumers to actively participate in decision making. A pharmacist upholds the reputation and public trust of the profession. A pharmacist acknowledges the professional roles in and responsibilities to the wider community. Responsible control and supply of therapeutic goods. Only available at a pharmacy, (cid:498)poison sellers(cid:499) can sell pharm only sellers. S3 pharmacist only must be involved. Stored out of reach of the public. Pharmacist must personally hand out (pharmacy intern) Pharmacist must give customer opportunity to seek advice. Are not complementary and alternative medicines (cam) A actions already taken, what have they already tried. Up to 4 days, possibly 5 days after unprotected intercourse. Not approved for use >72 hours after intercourse. 1-2 tablet options , once or twice daily options. Vomitting within 2 hours repeat dose.

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. You are interested in continuing the work of Dr Mendes. What is one additional question that you might logically ask about this issue? Justify the question that you propose by logically describing why this is an important question to ask. Design and describe how to run an experiment to test the question you proposed. Be very specific. Make sure that the design is feasible (no growing plants on Jupiter). Include the following: Â· Independent and dependent variables Â· Control variables Â· Equipment and supplies needed Â· Outline the basic protocol to follow. Â· Describe WHY and HOW you will manipulate variables

here is the full question:

Do soil microorganisms protect against crop disease?

The rhizosphere, the soil layer surrounding plant roots, is a complex community in which archaea, bacteria, fungi, and plants interact with one another. After plants are attacked by fungal or bacterial pathogens, soil from the rhizosphere may protect plants from future attacks. Such protective soil is called disease-suppressive.

Researchers investigated whether microorganisms were responsible for the protective effects of disease-suppressive soils. Disease-suppressive soil was obtained from an agricultural field in the Netherlands in which sugar beet crops had previously been attacked by a fungal pathogen, Rhizoctonia solani. Other soil was collected from the margin of the field. The researchers predicted that soil from the margin would not offer protection against pathogens.

The researchers then planted and raised sugar beets in greenhouses, using 5 different soil treatments. Each soil treatment was applied to 4 pots, and each pot contained 8 plants. The pots were inoculated with Rhizoctonia solani and placed in greenhouses kept at 20Â°C with a 16-hour light: 8-hour dark cycle. After 20 days, researchers determined the percentage of infected sugar beet seedlings for each soil treatment. The results of the experiment are shown in the table.

Soil Treatment	Percentage of Seedlings with Fungal Disease
Disease-suppressive soil	3.0
Soil from margin of field	62
Soil from margin of field +10% disease-suppressive soil	39
Disease-suppressive soil heated to 50âC for 1 hour	31
Disease-suppressive soil heated to 80âC for 1 hour	70

(Data from R. Mendes, et al. Deciphering the rhizosphere for disease-suppressive bacteria, Science 332: 1097-1100 (2011)).

Blood Donation Group (BDG) is a nationally recognized organization and one of the largest Australian companies in the blood supply chain industry. BDG was established in 1990 and has 50 branches all over Australia. The major activity of BDG is supplying blood products for hospitals. BDG main departments are:

a) The Marketing Department that motivates and recruits blood donors and predicts the demand for blood supply
b) The Quality Control and Assurance Department that ensures all regulatory requirements, policies and procedures are met to supply safe blood products.
c) The Blood Stock Management and Transfusion Services Department that is responsible for the blood product delivery and supply.

BDG has implemented an enterprise resource planning (ERP) system that integrates the functions and resources of information systems. The ERP system has been installed at the headquarter site on a local (in-house) server and all critical information about the donors and recipients are stored in a secure data warehouse.

The CEO, Dr. White, has recently received reports about some issues regarding the information systems used by BDG that include:

Issue 1: The cost of maintaining and updating the ERP system has increased. The current hardware, networks, and servers will need to be upgraded to be able to deal with a higher level of transactions.

Issue 2: BDG has planned to add 10 new branches that will require more technology infrastructure costs

Issue 3: Even though the ERP system has integrated existing information systems, there are issues such as timely access to donorsâ data and location tracking and communication.

Issue 4: The current CRM system is not integrated with social media that makes it difficult to recruit blood donors in younger age groups.

Issue 5: Emergency blood supply was delayed due to the inability of the information system to track donors and ask them to provide an urgent blood donation.

QUESTION:
Investigate how organisations evaluate the benefits and challenges of Cloud adoption. Include specific examples from the literature.

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1. Which of thesebest describes the U.S. Federal Reserve?
A. Is r
esponsible for monetary policy/money supply.
B. Printsmoney.
C. Keeps thecountry out of debt.
D. Helps people inneed.
E. None of theabove

2
. Whosets monetary policy in the United States?
A.
Congress
B. President
C. U.S.Treasury
D. FederalReserve
E. None of theabove

3. The prices ofmeat products in a competitive market are determined by:
A.
Government.
B. Businessmonopolies.
C. Supply anddemand.
D. The ConsumerPrice Index.
E. None of theabove

4
. Thepurchasing power of people's incomes is most affected by:
A.
The inflation rate.
B. The tradedeficit.
C. The balance ofpayments.
D. All of the aboveequally

5. Who makes fiscalpolicy in the United States?
A.
President and Congress
B. FederalReserve
C. U.S.Treasury
D. IRS
E. None of theabove

6. What is anexample of fiscal policy?
A.
Discount Rate Change
B. Prime RateChange
C. Federal IncomeTax Rate Change
D. All of theabove.
E. None of theabove

7. Which one of thefollowing is most likely to improve the wages
of American workers?
A.
An increase in business inventories.
B. An increase inproductivity.
C. An increase ininterest rates.
D. All of the aboveequally

8. What is thecurrent national rate (percent) of civilian unemployment?
A.
1% - 3%
B. 3% - 6%
C. 6% - 9%
D. More than9%
E. None of theabove

9
. Whichone of the following is the most widely used measure
of inflation?
A.
The Consumer Price Index.
B. The Index ofLeading Economic Indicators.
C. The primerate.
D. The FederalFunds rate.
E. None of theabove

10. What is the current annualrate of inflation?
A.
1% or less
B. 2% - 3%
C. 6% - 7%
D. 10% - 12%
E. None of theabove

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