Entries by Daphne Hanson

Nurse executive roles and responsibilities

English is not my first language need help with grammar correction BELOW, Thanks This phase of reflection is an insight into my interview with the clinical nurse manager and how the CPE objectives were attained. Based on the interview I had with the clinical nurse manager, I learned of the different tasks and responsibilities she […]

Health Promotion and Perfusion

Tina Jones, a 28-year-old woman, was sent to the hospital for IV antibiotics after accidentally scraping her foot while climbing down a ladder. The patient also has a fever and an increased blood sugar level. Although the patient has a history of asthma and diabetes, she does not regularly test her blood sugar. Tina Jones […]

Physical growth and development

Julie, an 11½-year-old girl, and John, a 14-year-old boy, are siblings who had a physical examination for school. Julie grew over 3 inches in height and John grew about half an inch in last year. “She’s almost as tall as I am, and I’m older than she is,” John says. That’s not right. I’m the […]

Astronomy-related article

This week delve into any astronomy-related article you’d like–it’s all part of the universe! It could be primordial black holes, quasars, colliding galaxies, the largest stars, etc., anything that piques your interest! Please refrain from posting articles lacking in scientific results (constellations, astrology, etc.) though. If you post on something we consider ‘non-scientific’ or ‘not […]

Kepler’s laws of planetary motion

Newton demonstrated that the gravitational force is responsible for Kepler’s laws of planetary motion. Consider Kepler’s 3rd law (in its original form): p2 = a3, and then the form Newton derived for it. Because the Sun’s mass plays a role in determining the p values for a given value of a, comparing values of p […]

The rotational velocity of Jupiter

Calculate the rotational velocity of Jupiter in kilometers per hour (km/h). Show your work. 40) Convert both of the rotational velocities you determined in questions 20 and 21 to miles per hour (mi/hr), then calculate how many times faster Jupiter rotates than the earth rotates. il km 0.62 mi] Show your work.

The orbital period of the planet

There is a one-earth mass planet orbiting an M5 star of 0.2 Mo and luminosity 1×10-2 Lo. A) How close does the planet need to be to the star in order to receive the same amount of energy as the Earth receives from the sun? (The solar flux is 1.386×10 erg s-] cm-?) B) What […]