1. Write a Quality Assurance guide for the analysis of one of the following samples; both samples are suspected of having a drug, but have not undergone any testing as of yet:• A bag containing 100 grams of white powder suspected to contain a controlled substance (drug)OR100ml of human urine suspected to contain a controlled substance (drug)Please remember to address the following topics: scope, Terminology, Testing Facility, Personnel, QA Manual Documentation, Evidence Control, Chemical Reagents, Presumptive testing and confirmatory analytical Procedures, Validation, Equipment Maintenance and Calibration, Proficiency Testing, Audits, Deficiency of Analysis/Corrective Actions, and Health and Safety.Depending upon the analysis being performed, some items may not be applicable whereas other components may need to be added. Also, remember that you can reference a number of standard procedures (SOPs) by referring to established SOPs – you do not need to provide the specifics of the analysis but rather just an overview of the best practice to analyze the sample – which includes optimization of available resources such as analytical instruments and personnel. (20 points)The following FBI quality assurance guidelines summarize the essential goals and are helpful as a reference for this module as well as for the assignment:http://www.fbi.gov/about-us/lab/forensic-science-communications/fsc/jan2005/standards/2005standards15.htm (Links to an external site.)2. This following project involves the testing and comparison of quantitative results produced by two labs using two different analytical methods. A final report will need to be created following the completion of this project. Project Scenario: Two individual laboratories (Lab A and Lab B) were contracted to analyze 25 blood samples to determine the concentration of cocaine (and/or any metabolites) in each sample. Both labs used instrumentation that provided quantitative results, but each lab used a different method. Lab A utilized liquid chromatography- mass spectrometry (LCMS) and Lab B utilized gas chromatography-mass spectrometry (GCMS). For this project, each laboratory was tasked with analyzing the blood samples of 25 known cocaine users. As this project involved the comparison of Lab A with Lab B’s final results, each lab needed to analyze the same 25 samples. As these labs were located in different cities, two tubes of blood were drawn from each of the 25 subjects. One blood tube was sent to Lab A and the second was sent to Lab B so that each lab would have the same 25 samples to compare. Now that the testing has been completed, a final report needs to be created to address whether or not the results from the two laboratories are equivalent.For this assignment, you will need to write a brief outline for this project’s final report. This report should follow a clear structure and include all of the required components as described in the module’s reading. Be sure that the report you submit includes information on the two labs, the two different methods used, and 25 fictitious concentration results per lab. Additionally, be certain to include and explain all of the components that would be required for this final report as discussed in the reading. The concentration data must be included and a statistical analysis of that data must be included as a part of this report. Please consider the following when completing this assignment:* What does your fictional cocaine concentration data look like? You need to come up with your own fictional data for this assignment (the values for the concentrations should be in units of ng/mL). You must include the 25 concentration results for each lab as a part of the data as well as the results of the calculated statistics. You can simply present this concentration data in an Excel table or chart format* The statistical comparison needs to be calculated using either a student t-test or Wilcoxon. You must perform the statistical analysis on your fictional data and compare Lab A to Lab B. You must also provide a conclusion as to whether or not the two methods were comparable.Useful links:Cocaine analysis in various body fluids: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/14750172_Cocaine_and_benzoylecgonine_in_saliva_serum_and_urine (Links to an external site.)Research report guidelines: http://www.nlm.nih.gov/services/research_report_guide.html (Links to an external site.) You may also have to refresh some knowledge of statistical testing since you will be comparing two groups. Here is some reading material:“An Introduction to Statistics”, Driscoll P, Lecky F, Crosby M, J Accid Emerg Med, 2001, http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1725369/ (Links to an external site.)“An Introduction to hypothesis testing. Parametric comparison of two groups-1”, Driscoll P, Lecky F, Emerg Med J, 2001, http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1725552/ (Links to an external site.)“An Introduction to hypothesis testing. Parametric comparison of two groups-2”, Driscoll P, Lecky F, Emerg Med J, 2001, http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1725593/ (Links to an external site.) “An Introduction to hypothesis testing. Non-Parametric comparison of two groups-1”, Driscoll P, Lecky F, Emerg Med J, 2001, http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1725625/

Just read the article and answer four questions, This is the article:Mental illness refers to a wide range of disorders that affect mood, thinking, and behavior. Mental illness can affect anyone regardless of age, gender, social standing, religion or race/ethnicity. People with mental illness often experience distress and problems functioning at work, home and in social situations. Mental illness is not something the person can “overcome with willpower,” and can be caused by biological factors such as genes or brain chemistry, trauma and abuse, and family history of mental illness.The major types of illnesses are DepressionAnxietyMood disorders, including bipolar Personality disordersSchizophreniaTrauma disordersEating disorders1. What are two main factors that can contribute to mental illness?A. Weakness or deficit in personalityB Having a coexisting disabilityC experiencing childhood traumaD None of the aboveWhy does stigma matter? Stigma embraces both prejudicial attitudes and discriminating behavior towards individuals with mental health problems, and the social effects of this include exclusion, poor social support, poorer subjective quality of life, and low self-esteem (Livingston & Boyd, 2010). As well as it’s effect on the quality of daily living, stigma also has a detrimental effect on treatment outcomes, and so hinders efficient and effective recovery from mental health problems (Perlick, Rosenheck, Clarkin, Sirey et al., 2001). In particular, self-stigma is correlated with poorer vocational outcomes (employment success) and increased social isolation (Yanos, Roe & Lysaker, 2010). These factors alone represent significant reasons for attempting to eradicate mental health stigma and ensure that social inclusion is facilitated and recovery can be efficiently achieved.2. What is the main reason it is important to recognize mental health stigma?A. Movies released between 1990-2010 that depicted at least one character with schizophrenia, found that most schizophrenic characters displayed violent behavior, one-third of these violent characters engaged in homicidal behavior, and a quarter committed suicide.B. The popular press and entertainment media play a major role in perpetuating stigma related to mental health.C. The medical model makes it seem like mental health issues are always biological in nature.D. Stigma leads to discrimination and exclusion, and hinders the effective treatment and/or recovery, as well as life quality.Watch this video, to answer the third question3. Which of the following is true about the Elyn Saks video?A. Elyn experiences a physical disability and inspires others to help share her message that life is not so bad.b. Elyn Saks is an educator and advocate who aims to address the stigma of mental illness, especially schizophreniac. Elyn Saks states that the use of medication does not help those who experience mental illness.d. None of the above.4. Based on the concepts discussed on mental health, it can be assumed thatA. Mental health is "all in your head" and is something that society has created to promote the pharmaceutical industry.B. Mental Health can be good or bad. It is all around us and can present itself in adults and children. It can be managed and is the result of various factors.C. Drugs and alcohol abuse is not categorized as mental health challenges. It is a lack of will power.D. People who experience mental health are weak, unstable, and unable to function within society.

To begin, follow the instructions provided to create a clear visual reference you can use during today’s activities.⦁ Create a simple outline of a human body in proper anatomical position within the box provided (use the “shapes” option under “insert” provided by word)⦁ Include proper orientation of the head, arms and hands.⦁ Add a vertical midline to your picture which divides the body into equal right and left halves. ⦁ Label the “right” and “left” sides of the person. Remember the person is our “specimen”, so it is the person in the picture’s right and left not ours.