Case Study of Kimberly, Part 1Review the Case Study of Kimberly, Part 1 and submit your responses to these questions as part of your assignment:What diagnostic possibilities do Kimberly's case present?What evidence in the case history presents these possibilities for you?What kind of questions you might ask to evaluate each diagnostic possibility? You must consider at least two, but no more than three, diagnostic possibilities, and develop a series of questions to interview for each possibility.What possible answers would incline you toward or away from each of your various possibilities?What further diagnostic evaluation is needed to clarify Kimberly's diagnosis?Use the Case Study Response Guide to format your assignment.

Assignment: Use Case Description versus Activity Diagram Please respond to the following: Compare a use case description and an activity diagram. Devise a scenario in which you would use a case description and devise a scenario in which you would use an activity diagram. Consider a system needed to store information about computers in a computer lab at a university, such as the features and location of each computer. Ascertain the domain classes that might be included within the domain model. Discuss whether or not you believe an entity-relationship diagram (ERD) would be a suitable model. These answers should also have research, not just personal opinion. Personal opinion is great but back it up first with research. See the grading rubric in Instructor Insights for the week or the Student Center in the course.

1) Patient—PatientID, Name, DOB 2) Doctor—DoctorID, Name, MedLicenseNumber, Phone 3) Medication—MedicationID, BrandName, GenericName 4) Prescription—PrescriptionID, Date, PatientID, PrescriberID, MedicationID Specify the SQL queries to retrieve: 1) A list of all doctors. 2) The number of patients that were born before 01/01/1994. 3) The patient information along with the ID of any prescribing doctor for each patient. 4) The prescription information along with patient name, DOB, medication brand name, and prescribing doctor name sorted by most recent date. 5) The most prescribed generic medication name.