Make sure your essay of at least 800 words:Makes a specific argument that can be supported with the specific historical evidence of these two primary documents, as well as lecture notes and the textbook assigned to your class;Analyzes the historical significance of these two primary documents; and connect them with issues facing our country today;Analyzes the nature of the race in the past and today;Is written in standard English, with all sources and quotes properly cited using MLA format;Is written in your own words, not copied and pasted from other sources or web sites;

Reply Research Methods in Healthcare Management APA Style Reply Medical Ethics Reply to each Peer about their post. Medical Ethics Reply 1 Georgina: The basic principle of medical ethics I have chosen is beneficence.Beneficence is aligned with the Hippocratic Oath principle of “do no harm,” protecting individuals from harm by maximizing possible benefits and minimizing possible risks, (Perrin, 2015). Beneficence takes a part in the everyday life of medical workers. In order to be medical staff, one has to have a heart and compassion for others including good behavior. It helps clients to trust the physician and nurses who are taking care of them. Beneficence is very important by providing good care that makes a patient safe and feel safe. They are able to trust the medical staff with confidence. Health care professionals have the responsibility to provide the duties of care that benefit the patients. One of my clients was very sick he had a stomach problem. He went to ER complaining about how other nurses were mean to him and he even asked her “why did she become a nurse?” With this beneficence in place, all medical staff has a knowledge of what is good for the patient and how to behave around patients. References Perrin, K. M. (2015). PRINCIPLES OF EVALUATION AND RESEARCH for Health Care Programs. Burlington: Jones & Bartlett Learning. Medical Ethics Reply 2 Rylee: Hello Class & Professor Dashevsky, For this week's discussion post, we were asked to elaborate on a key principle of medical ethics and why we believe it is more important than others. Perrin (2014) defines medical ethics in a very simple manner, “medical ethics are a system of moral principles and values applied to medical, health, and biological science judgments and decision making”. The sole purpose of medical ethics is to defend and protect human dignity, and patient rights. Abiding by the basic principles of medical ethics can strengthen doctor-patient relations which allows for better communication and healthcare decisions. The basic principles of medical ethics include respect for persons autonomy, beneficence, and justice (Perrin, 2014). I believe that all principles should be help up with the highest importance regardless of the line of work, however, medical ethics weighs heavy because of the responsibility of another's life. Personally, I feel that respect for persons autonomy is extremely important and is a blanket principlefor numerous amounts of other principles. Autonomy is not the only value that matters, but I do believe it is the value that matters most. Perrin (2014) does a great job in explaining the two avenues of respect for person autonomy, “First, each individual is treated with respect and is given adequate information to make an informed decision, including having no treatment or alternative treatments. Informed decisions should be made without excessive influence of others. Second, individuals with diminished decision-making capacity require extra protection, depending on the risk of harm and the likelihood of benefit”. Patients should never be deprived of authority over making informed decisions about their health, unless they were mentally incapable due to a mental illness or disease. Patients should be offered options and allowed to make voluntary choices about potential life-changing healthcare interventions. The idea that patients should be enabled to make informed decisions also helpfully encourages attention to individuals' understandings of the presented interventions (Entwistle et al., 2010). References: Entwistle, V., Carter, S., Cribb, A., & McCaffery, K. (2010, July). Supporting patient autonomy: The importance of clinician-patient relationships. Retrieved September 15, 2020, from https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC28819... Perrin, K.. M. (2014). Principles Of Research And Evaluation For Health Care Programs. [VitalSource Bookshelf]. Retrieved from https://online.vitalsource.com/#/books/97812840844...

Math intro 1 Question 1 (4 points) Convert the following numbers into scientific notation. a) 0.00034 b) 635,000 Question 2 (3 points) The driver measured his driving time with a cell phone to be 2.125 hours at a fixed speed of 71.5 mph. Calculate the distance traveled with d = vt. Express your result in the appropriate significant figures. Question 3 (3 points) Two students have measured the temperature in the room with different devices to be 71.6 deg F and 71.72 deg F. Calculate the average of these two readings and express your result in the appropriate significant figures. Math intro 2 Question 1 (2 points) Convert the following numbers given 1 hr = 60 min. a) 2.3 hrs to min. Treat this number as a measurement and round your result to significant figures. Remember, the scale factor itself is NOT part of the significant figures. b) 1054 min to hrs. Round to significant figures. Question 2 (2 points) Convert the following numbers using the following: 1 hr = 60 min, 1 min = 60 s, 1000 m = 1 km, 1.6 km = 1 mile. a) 5.07 x 104 s to hrs. Round to significant figures. b) 8.123 x 103 m to miles. Round to significant figures. Question 3 (6 points) Determine the semimajor axis, a, of the ellipse shown below by following steps a) through d). Express all your answers in the appropriate number of significant figures. a) Measure the length of the scale bar on the screen in the units of your measuring device (cm-ruler or inch-ruler or ...). Convert the length of the scale bar into units of AU. This is going to be your scale factor to multiply all other measurements by. b) Measure Dp with your measuring device then convert to AU using your scale factor from a). c) Measure Da with your measuring device then convert to AU using your scale factor from a). d) Determine the semimajor axis, a, by taking the average of Dp and Da. Math intro 3 Question 1 (2 points) Use Kuiper Belt Object Haumea's eccentricity, e = 0.189, semimajor axis, a = 43.3 AU, and Period, P = 285 yrs, values to a) calculate its perihelion and aphelion distances with Dp = a (1 - e) and Da = a (1 + e), b) verify if Haumea's a