Module 01 Written Assignment - Diagnostic Writing Sample, Part 1 To improve your writing skills, first you have to identify areas that you need to work on in order to make yourself a better writer. Over the first two modules, you will work on a short writing sample that you will share with your course faculty member so that he or she can identify areas for development in your writing.For this assignment:Click the link that follows to download a list of six linked articles from the Online Library. Select and read one of the articles.Koontz,A. M., Mallory, J. L., Burns, J. A., & Chapman, S. (2010). Staff nurses andstudents: The good, the bad, and the ugly. MEDSURG Nursing, 19(4), 240-245. Retrieved from http://www.medsurgnursing.net/cgi-bin/WebObjects/MSNJournal.woa· Article linkIn a Word document:Type the article's title and the name of the article's author.Write a one sentence summary of the article's main idea.Submit this document as your assignment.Module 02 Reflection - Personalizing the Writing Process We’ve covered a few very important characteristics of good writing this week: How to write effective sentences and paragraphs, avoiding common errors, documenting your sources, and thinking critically as you write. Now, here’s a scenario that will allow you to practice what you’ve learned.For any writer, telling one's life story in three paragraphs can be a challenge, but an exciting one.Initial Post RequirementsFor this reflection, write an initial post composed of three sections:Your life story in roughly three full paragraphs.A reflection: What was challenging about writing your life story in three paragraphs? (one paragraph minimum)A Personal Writing Plan: With this assignment in mind, list some areas of written communication on which you'd like to focus in order to become a better writer.Some areas for writing improvement include (but are not limited to):grammar and punctuationsentence structureparagraph structureorganizing thoughtsusing the best wordingwriting with clarityModule 02 Written Assignment - Diagnostic Writing Sample, Part 2Previously you selected an article from this list.You also submitted a one sentence summary of the article. For this assignment, write a summary paragraph about your chosen article. The summary should include: An introductory sentence that identifies the title of the article, who wrote it, and the main idea of the article.At least 3-5 body sentences that identify supporting details and any questions the article left unanswered.A sentence that comments on the effectiveness of the article's conclusion.A concluding sentence that restates the main idea and provides closure for the paragraph.An APA style citation for the article. For more information on APA, click on the Resources tab in this course. Use of appropriate, standard grammar and mechanics, as well as careful proofing. The final product should be relatively error-free.Module 01 Discussion - If You Were the Owner of an Independent PharmacyImagine you are the owner of an independent pharmacy and in order to attract more customers you want to let the community know that you offer compounding services. What non-sterile compounds would you offer? What equipment would you need to purchase to make these compounds?What kind of compounding services would you think would bring in the most customers? What records would you need to keep of the compounds you make?Module 02 Discussion - Medication Errors in the NewsPreventing medication errors is a core mission for every pharmacy team, but unfortunately, medication errors still happen. When errors get reported, it is important that we dissect what actually happened so that we can learn the root cause and put systems in place so that the same mistake doesn’t happen again. Your goal this module is to find a medication error in the news.Provide the link or permalink to the story or article for your classmates to review it and discuss why it is a credible source.Explain, briefly in your own words, the medication error.What do you think the root cause of the mistake was?Do you think it could have been avoided? How?Module 02 Course Project - Annotated BibliographyThis week you will create an annotated bibliography for your sources. An annotated bibliography is a list of APA-formatted sources followed by notes and commentary about the source. For more information about how to create an annotated bibliography, access the PTN1454 library guide in Module 01. If you encounter problems at any point, remember the Library and Learning Services Team offers a tutoring service that would be a wonderful point of contact to help with this assignment as well.For this assignment, you are required to have a minimum of 5 references. While these references may change by the time you turn in your paper in Module 05, the 5 references in this assignment are a starting point.HERES SOMETHING YOU CAN WORK WITH FOR THE ASSIGNMENT ABOVERunning head: Annotated Bibliography Annotated Bibliography Adriana Safe Rasmussen College COURSE#: PT140/PTN1454 Section 01 Sterile and Non-Sterile Compounding Jessica Howard APRIL 14, 2020 This article speaks about the importance of medication safety. It tells me that there is a program that monitors different drug events across the nation and inputs information to better innovate ideas to make better the situation on hand through partnerships and policies (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2010) This article shows the importance of drug over dose. Per the report there has not been any improvement because it seems that the rate of overdose deaths has been increasing for the past years that it was reported. (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2019) This article is warming us about lead exposures. It gives information on many products that humans may be consuming from food to medicine and costemetics.The article states that in order to know if your loved ones or you yourself have lead in our system is by having our blood drawn and having it checked in a laboratory. (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2019) The article speaks about what is heart disease or cardiovascular disease. It states that it’s a class of diseases that involve the heart or blood vessels. While the term technically refers to any disease that affects the cardiovascular system it’s usually used to refer to those related to atherosclerosis. (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2019) This article talks about the vaccine which has inactive virus or grown from eggs in it. It is meant to cause your immune system to create antibodies. There are many different forms of the vaccine. There’s even more different flu strands. The vaccine is no guarantee and the strains are different every season. It shows a report on outpatient, inpatient and deaths tolls. (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, 2020) References Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (2010, September 28). Medication safety basics. Retrieved January 19, 2020, from https://www.cdc.gov/medicationsafety/basics.html Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (2019, June 27). Drug overdose deaths. Retrieved January 19, 2020, from https://www.cdc.gov/drugoverdose/data/statedeaths.... Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (2019, July 30). Lead in foods, cosmetics, and medicines. Retrieved January 19, 2020, from https://www.cdc.gov/nceh/lead/prevention/sources/f... Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (2019, December). About heart disease. Retrieved January 19, 2020, from https://www.cdc.gov/heartdisease/about.htm Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. (2020, January 17). Weekly U.S. influenza surveillance report. Retrieved January 19, 2020, from https://www.cdc.gov/flu/weekly/index.htm

QUESTION 1Which federal department/agency is in charge of preparing for and responding to disasters?The Federal Bureau of InvestigationImmigration and Customs EnforcementDepartment of StateFederal Emergency Management AgencyDepartment of the Interior4 points  QUESTION 2Focusing on hazards:Gives greater attention to vulnerability than riskGives greater attention to risk than vulnerabilityDownplays the role of humans in disasterAvoids dramatic policy shiftsReveals a great deal about proneness and capabilities4 points  QUESTION 3Terrorism:Is exactly like warIs performed by groups and organizations onlyTargets citizens but not governmentsTargets governments but not citizensProduces fear and coercion4 points  QUESTION 4The name for a government that is run by clerics in the name of God is:A TheocracyA MadrasahA puppet governmentA colonial governmentAn incident command system4 points  QUESTION 5An internal struggle to pursue righteousness or a war of self defense is:A fatwaHamasWahhabismJihadA Cold War4 points  QUESTION 6Terrorists:Cannot be classified as criminalsCannot be classified as crusadersAre never “crazy”Are organized in cells todayAvoid Madrasahs4 points  QUESTION 7Terrorist manuals:Teach terrorists to avoid entering the United StatesTeach terrorists about the importance of not making bombsTeach terrorists to use cell phones or the InternetTeach terrorists to always attend radical mosquesTeach terrorists to always avoid using passports4 points  QUESTION 8A period when a new way of looking at the world emerged is known as:The EnlightenmentThe FatwaThe CoercionThe Reign of TerrorThe Gunpowder Plot4 points  QUESTION 9Which news reporter received a letter full of Anthrax spores?Charles GibsonDiane SawyerTom BrokawSteve SamuelsonBrad Roberts4 points  QUESTION 10The PATRIOT ACT:Separated crisis and consequence managementUnified crisis and consequence managementWas created in 1976Was updated in 1999Permitted roving wiretaps4 points  QUESTION 11Intelligence adjustment implies:IMINTOPINTSIGINTAdaptation to insufficient information, changing priorities and new needs4 points  QUESTION 12Which of the following is not a question to consider as you assess vulnerabilities?Which terrorists will never attackWhich targets are in other countriesWhich locations are more likely to be targeted than othersHow attacks can never be perpetrated against the United StatesConventional explosives only4 points  QUESTION 13EMAC:Is a principle of the National Response PlanIs a principle of the National Response FrameworkIs a member of the International Emergency Management AssociationIs a mutual aid agreement among statesIs similar to unified command4 points  QUESTION 14Which warning system is operated by the National Weather Service?Reverse 9/11Emergency alert systemWeather radiosOutdoor sirensPhone tree systems4 points  QUESTION 15The acquisition, sharing and spread of nuclear weapons:Is known as proliferationIs supported by the International Atomic Energy AgencyIs supported by the Biological Weapons ConventionIs opposed by the Biological Weapons ConventionHas no relation to terrorist attacks4 points  QUESTION 16Some scholars and practitioners argue that the Homeland Security Advisory System is not clear and does not provide solid recommendations to citizens.TrueFalse4 points  QUESTION 17The British might view the Boston Tea Party as an act of terrorism.TrueFalse4 points  QUESTION 18Managing terrorism is both similar to and different from the management of other types of disasters.TrueFalse4 points  QUESTION 19Relative poverty implies that some people have less wealth than others.TrueFalse4 points  QUESTION 20A political system that does not perform functions well is probably more likely to fail than those countries that perform them successfully.TrueFalse4 points  QUESTION 21The pervasiveness of an ideology refers to the number of people that follow it.TrueFalse4 points  QUESTION 22There are very few terrorists and terrorist organizations.TrueFalse4 points  QUESTION 23Terrorists are willing to sacrifice their time, energy, possessions and lives for what they believe in.TrueFalse4 points  QUESTION 24Aristotle thought that killing a despotic ruler could be justified.TrueFalse4 points  QUESTION 25Terrorists may attempt to use the media to illustrate that the government is not capable of dealing with attacks.TrueFalse4 points  QUESTION 26Because of weapons of mass destruction, terrorists may kill thousands, hundreds of thousands, or millions of people.TrueFalse4 points  QUESTION 27The SAS stands for the Secret Assessment Standard.TrueFalse4 points  QUESTION 28Gates and doors with locks are security features that may deter or deny terrorist attacks.TrueFalse4 points  QUESTION 29HSPD 20 mandated further compliance with continuity of operations planning.TrueFalse4 points  QUESTION 30Occupancy rates and law enforcement presence are some of the things you must consider when establishing a shelter.TrueFalse