Identify your specialty area of NP practice. Select a nursing theory, borrowed theory, or interdisciplinary theory provided in the lesson plan or one of your own findings. Address the following: Origin Meaning and scope Logical adequacy Usefulness and simplicity Generalizability Testability Finally, provide an example how the theory could be used to improve or evaluate the quality of practice in your specific setting. What rationale can you provide that validates the theory as applicable to the role of the nurse practitioner.  

Discussion Question 1 In Shakespeare's Othello, how does Othello’s language change and shift as a means to show his declining and increasingly frenzied mental state? Discussion Question 2 What do we learn about Iago and his plans through his soliloquies in Shakespeare's Othello? How does the descriptive language he uses effect our understanding of Iago and his motivations? reply to discussion 1  "150 min" Question 1 Othello is a classic tragedy, in the sense that this tragedy has a hero good qualities who is brought down by a combination of an evil man and his weakness, jealousy. As this rise and fall echoed in the language given to Othello by Shakespeare, he moved in front of Brabantio through the violent image he showed and the inability to determine his intervention by Lago to some nobility that he understood to have done. When Othello first appeared on stage in the second scene of Act1, he had high confidence in his skill in the language, and he made it clear that he claimed to be "rude" in his speech, knowing that no one would believe him! Othello's speeches and talks characterized by a clear vision and a clear goal. The words assigned to Othello by Shakespeare show his authority, where Othello represents danger and beauty alike, as mentioned in many of his poems and positives. For example, Othello's statement of power and authority is perhaps the best show by choosing words and language in his defense over elopement with Desdemona. However, this sense of power and authority, as depicted by language, changes when he changes his perceptions and views about himself and his wife. In his words and language, he is agitated and eventually breaks down in an epileptic fit. To some extent, his breakdown deteriorates into an increasingly frenzied mental state. To begin with, this is depicted by language change as exhibited by Shakespeare's resolve to utilize lexis and syntax. Notably, Othello initially addressed himself by the first and third persona. However, in his frenzied mental state, he resorts to 'we,' 'they' and 'his'; an implication of insecurity characteristic of frenzied mental state. Additionally, Othello begins to doubt his identity and personality critically. His frenzied mental state is also perhaps best depicted by his style of language that expresses that he is of the feeling that he no longer knows his wife. Thank you 

For this assignment, you will write an essay on the video for this week:A Brief History of CryptographyIn this essay, discuss what you have learned on cryptography and how this method to secure information has changed over the decades. Provide a few examples of how cryptography actually secures data. In addition to the video, choose one other scholarly reference to support your discussion.Requirements:Submit in a Word document.Include cover pageMust be a minimum of two pages (excluding references and cover page)Appropriate APA format is required.Properly cite and reference any borrowed resource(s) RubricContentProficient81 - 100 pointsAcceptable61 - 80 pointsBelow Standard0 - 60 pointsTotal Content is relevant, well-selected, and demonstrates good understanding of technologies that are required for this course.Content is somewhat relevant, well-selected, and demonstrates a general understanding of technologies that are required for this course.Content is not relevant, not well-selected, and does not demonstrate a general understanding of technologies that are required for this course.Grammar and FormatProficient81 - 100 pointsAcceptable61 - 80 pointsBelow Standard0 - 60 points Content demonstrates exceptional spelling and grammar. Content flows well and to enhance communication. Few or no errors that they do not impede overall readability.Content demonstrates acceptable spelling and grammar. Content flows well and to enhance communication. Few or no errors that they do not impede overall readability.Content does not demonstrate acceptable spelling and grammar. Content does not flow well and does not enhance communication. Multiple errors impede overall readability.