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Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on Chronic Renal Failure and Dialysis. It needs to be at least 250 words.

It is a mechanical way of cleansing the blood as well as chemicals and balance body fluids when the kidneys are not in a position to carry out important functions. An access to the vascular system is required to carry out the blood-cleansing function of the kidneys through dialysis. A graft is usually the access of choice when a patient needing dialysis has small veins. Several health care providers are needed in the care of a patient undergoing insertion of a dialysis graft. A surgeon is needed to create the access using a synthetic tube that is implanted in the arm under the skin. A laboratory technician is also of importance in the care of such a patient to carry out blood tests so as to ensure the dialysis prescription is most favorable. Moreover, a nephrologist is needed to offer health education to the patient concerning the care of the access, side effects of dialysis.

Patients with chronic kidney disease are frequently asymptomatic but they can have a history of passing no or small urine amounts, nausea and vomiting, shortness of breath, persistent fatigue, and loss of appetite. On physical examination, the key findings may include. swelling especially of the ankles, facial puffiness, anemia, pruritus, dry skin, loss of lean body mass, and muscle weakness. The above elements should be communicated to all health providers managing such a patient for effective care. In addition, kidney function tests should be carried out to check on how the kidneys are functioning and the effectiveness of the dialysis.

 
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Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on Chapter 11 & 12. It needs to be at least 500 words.

In my opinion, allowing the judges the discretion of setting bail, helps them in dealing with the conflicting reality associated with reason for setting bail. whether bail is used to ensure that a defendant appears in court for trial or for the purpose of protecting the society (Neubauer and Fradella 261). This is a dilemma that faces judges in their day-to-day administration of bail. This law may be seen to violate a defendant’s constitutional right to bail. however, it should be noted that, it considers the rights of the society at large. It would politically infeasible to free all violent crime offenders on bail knowing very well that they may commit violent crimes again. similarly, jailing all those accused of violent offenses might not be feasible since jails are not enough to accommodate them. This law, therefore, not only protects the society, ensures that defendants’ rights to bail is not infringed, identifies the dilemma judges face and thus equips them with the power to balance these competing demands-protecting the society, and protecting defendants constitutional rights. It should be noted that, constitutional rights such as the right to bail, are only meaningful when they do not infringe on the rights of others. Additionally, according to the Eighth Amendment Right, there is no absolute provision for the right of bail to all citizens irrespective of crime and logistical nightmares, as such to protect the citizens’ right to bail, despite the judge’s discretion. it grants that bail must not be excessive.

Q#2 FIU police receive an anonymous tip that a white male, wearing an orange Miami Hurricanes jersey and blue jeans is standing in the breezeway of the Green Library. The anonymous 911 caller states the subject is concealing a handgun in his waistband. The subject is observed acting in a casual manner and nothing about his appearance or actions indicate

 
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Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on Chronic Kidney Disease. It needs to be at least 2500 words.

For these reasons, chronic kidney disease is considered a disease because it affects the health of an individual.

Chronic kidney disease is a chief health concern problem because the prevalence of the disease grows at a yearly rate of 8%, and expends 2% of the worldwide health spending (López-Novoa, Martínez-Salgado, Rodríguez-Peña, & López-Hernández, 2010). In the United States, about 13% of the populace suffers from this condition. As the prevalence of chronic renal disease rises, health care providers are tasked with the management of the multifaceted medical complications that patients with CKD face. This paper takes a detailed look at the pathophysiology, causes, symptoms and management of chronic kidney disease.

The central role of the kidney is to sift nitrogenous wastes from ingested food and metabolic activities, as well as surplus fluids from the blood. The kidneys, therefore, play an important role in fluid and electrolyte balance. The nephron is the elementary working component of the kidney. A normal kidney has about one million nephrons. Each nephron possesses a clump of glomerular capillaries called the glomerulus where the filtration of blood takes place. The nephron also has a lengthy tubule where the filtered fluid is transformed into urine as it is transported into the pelvis (Guyton & Hall, 2006). The renal arteries branch into interlobar arteries and two other arteries and finally into afferent arterioles that supply the glomerulus in the nephron through the glomerular arterioles, which join together to form the efferent arterioles that exit the glomerulus. Urine, which carries the waste products filtered by the kidney is produced in three main phases namely ultrafiltration, reabsorption and secretion.

The kidneys also excrete strange chemicals, drug substances and metabolites produced from hormones. Such substances include urea from the metabolism of amino acids and creatinine

 
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Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on Changes in Law Enforcement. It needs to be at least 750 words.

The President’s Commission on Law Enforcement and Administration of Justice guides criminal justice policy in the United States. The criminal justice system is the main body of the rule of law which mainly constitutes three parts. law enforcement, adjudication, and corrections. This paper will discuss the changes expected in the field of criminal justice over the next fifty years. Capital punishment United States practices capital punishment for aggravated murder and rarely for felony murder. Although all of the American colonies practiced capital punishment prior to the declaration of the independence, the crimes subject to death penalty and mode of execution have largely varied over time from jurisdiction to jurisdiction. Obviously, the US legal system considers capital punishment as an effective way to deter homicides and other severe crimes. As per the reports of Death penalty information center (Sep 20, 2010), there were 37 death penalty executions in United States in 2008 and it was recorded as the lowest number since 1994. However, a notable change has been occurring for the recent decades. for instance, many states including Michigan, Alaska, Hawaii, Illinois, Maine, New Jersey, New Mexico, Rhode Island, North Dakota, West Virginia, Vermont, and Wisconsin have abolished capital punishment recently.

 
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Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on Choose one abnormal behaviour (e.g. schizophrenia). How does nature and nurture contribute to your chosen disorder In your view, which approach can better explain this link Support your answer with reference to empirical research findings. It needs to be at least 1500 words.

Symptoms of the disorder vary from mild thought disorder to severe hallucinations. The person suffering from Schizophrenia may show risky behaviours like substance abuse and aggressiveness or sometimes suicidal or homicidal tendencies. Studies reveal that both ‘nature and nurture’ contribute to the development of schizophrenia to a great extent, and hence the disorder cannot be attributed to a single cause. This paper will discuss schizophrenia in detail giving emphasis to its subtype paranoid schizophrenia with reference to empirical research findings on the disease’s nature- nurture correlation. This will also analyse major symptoms of the abnormal behaviour and the best treatment approach.

The common symptoms of paranoid schizophrenia include delusions, auditory hallucinations, anger, emotional distance, anxiety, argumentativeness, violence, suicidal thoughts, and self-important or condescending manner. Among these, delusions and auditory hallucinations are the key symptoms of paranoid schizophrenia (Coon & Mitterer et al, 2010, p. 465). According to Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, DSM-IV code 295.30, paranoid schizophrenia is defined as a subtype of schizophrenia. Paranoid schizophrenia is the most common type of schizophrenia (Alloy, Riskind & Manos, 2006, p. 402). One of the major characteristics of the illness is that this generally occurs in youngsters in their late 20’s to 30’s. At the initial stage of the disorder, the affected persons may live and function normally in the society. The main features of paranoid schizophrenia are “a preoccupation with one or more delusions or frequent auditory hallucinations, but nothing prominent in terms of disorganized speech, flat or inappropriate emotions” (PsychNet-UK).

Results of various empirical researches show that when a person gets affected by paranoid schizophrenia, his ability to think and function in daily

 
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Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on Change Management Paper. It needs to be at least 750 words.

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He came in as a tough and very aggressive manager, always demanding results from employees across all company outlets. This new approach to leadership faced initial resistance by some outlet managers who stuck to old style of business operations. His concerted efforts, together with his likeminded team, helped turn around company operations while at the same time maintaining its traditional appeal (Roush, 1999, p. 171)1. Images of Managing Change Capacity building and trainings are conducted across all management levels to keep its employees up to date with requisite skills. These are necessary in positioning the company as a leader in provision of consumer responsive business solutions. These forums changed employee attitude towards work by adopting performance based approach to management. The overall benefit associated with this culture change is increasing sales volumes. The company is introducing policy papers and action plans for instance. it implemented a Strategic, Operating and Resource Planning (SOAR) program that completely overhauled its internal environment. This improved its daily business practice and human resource management to become a store with efficient processes which improved accountability and transparency. Home Depot opened its doors for clients to engage productively in shaping organisation culture, and is now more responsive to consumer needs (Cummings &amp. Worley, 2009, p. 14)2. Such programs give employees the much needed motivation, shifting their approach to target keeping in line with company vision, and ensuring set goals are actualised. The SOAR action plan determines resource allocation, and ensures expansion plans are done according to projected growth forecasts in individual outlets. The company appreciates sales as an important department, and this informs changes in human resource management planning to focus on capacity building and training. These initiatives improve employee performance to scale up sales in an increasingly competitive business environment. It holds an annual meeting which assesses human resource needs, and then relevant changes are made to come up with a cohesive workforce. Environmental Changes That Drove Culture Change at Home Depot Advances in technology provide management with tools that has significantly improved internal communications infrastructure. Nardelli introduced a two hour conference call every Monday where outlet managers update him on weekly activities and closing financial reports. This changed the hands off approach which restricted coordination of activities between the two managerial levels. In the meeting, they set weekly targets in their respective lines of duty, and make decisions that improve business environment in both short and long term. This Monday meeting is conducted via video conferencing and is a great contribution to improved synergy witnessed in the management (Marcus, Blank &amp. Andelman, 1999, p.135)3. Employee empowerment strategy gave them power to set their performance targets, and top management helped in giving the right environment to ensure the set goals are met. For instance, they channel funds for expansion strategies and product diversification to stores with realistic growth forecasts. Employee attitude towards work is completely overhauled, and this makes them be part of the change process.

 
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Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on Childhood physical abuse with mentally disabled children. It needs to be at least 1500 words.

More recently, the push for preservation of the rights of the mentally challenged in society has seen more research go into the forms of abuse perpetrated against them, and to what extents these actions have been hurting their ability to comfortably fit in society. More so, researchers have paid particular focus upon the factors that make the mentally challenged children more prone to acts of abuse, as suggested by subsequent research findings. While many forms of abuse are perpetrated against the mentally handicapped children, sexual and physical abuses are becoming particularly rampant, with statistics showing a sharp rise between the 1990s and today (Putnam, 2003). So, why is the response quite unproductive despite heightened awareness? This is the key question that I will be focusing on as I endeavor to assess the state research into sexual and physical abuse among the mentally challenged children.

Sexual abuse is defined as the commission of acts sexual or sex-suggestive acts on an unwilling, or unaware person, or one who is not legally considered to be mature to engage in sex, or who is unable to expressly refuse the advances of a perpetrator (Putnam, 2003). In this definition, mentally disabled children are expressly covered as being unable to make sound decisions to refuse sexual advances both due to the state of their minds and their inability emanating from mental incapacitation. Physical abuse incorporates the use of excessive force to make a person obey instructions, make them suffer, or simply torture them physically (Spataro, Mullen, Burgess, Wells & Moss, 2004). In light of the growing concern about sexual and physical abuse of mentally challenged children, I have undertaken to investigate the state of literature in the field, search for existing gaps and assess whether these gaps could be responsible for the growing

 
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Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on Childhood Obesity in the USA. It needs to be at least 750 words.

The World Health Organisation explains obesity as the accumulation of excessive or abnormal fat in the body. This excess fat is weakens ones health. The body mass index is pivotal in determining whether one is obese. A child is obese when he has weight above the normal weight estimated for his age and height. The World Health Organisation state that, in order to assess a child’s healthy weight, it is crucial to make a comparison basing on the weight of other children having a similar age and of the same gender. The centre of disease and control provide growth charts utilised by physicians in monitoring the growth of the child. The world health organisation state that children between the age of 2-19 who have a BMI greater or equal to 95thpercentile is obese (Who.int, “Childhood Obesity”).

The American heart association fact sheet indicates that among children aged between 2-19, 1 out of 6 are obese. Statistics estimate that 17.8% of the obese population are boys, whereas, 15.9% of the obese population are girls. The figures quoted by the CDC illustrates that, the proportion of children between the ages 5-17 years considered to be obese has risen in 2008/2009 compared to 1973/1974. In 2009-2010, 16.9% children and adolescents in the states were obese. Statistics show that obesity is prevalent among boys than girls (CDC.gov, “NCHS data brief.”).

There are varied reasons explaining the causes of obesity. The main cause is the unhealthy diet observed by many children coupled with low physical activity. Sedentary lifestyles such as watching TV, spending hours on mobile phone and plating video games are activities common among children of the 21 century. These activities have replaced active exercises such as swimming, playing ball or biking.

 
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Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on Child Labor In India. It needs to be at least 2250 words.

It drops the children on the way, while the nearest village is 1 km. from the factory, the farthest one is about 20 km. The bus… reaches the last village by 8 to 9 p.m. The bus starts from that village between 3 to 4 a.m. with the last child and proceeds towards the factory. It reaches the factory premise around 6 a.m. The sleeping children are thereafter dumped into a hall to sleep up to 7 a.m. After that… they have their breakfast and start work” (Browne et al. 2005: 1).

After almost six decades of Independence and more than a decade after India joined the United Nations Convention on Child Rights, children in the country persist to be the most abandoned segment. Statistics show that India has 17 million child laborers, which is the highest in the world. Illiteracy regarding the fundamental rights of a child has resulted in to trouble free violation of laws intended to safeguard and motivate children (Fan 2004). In homes, outside the safety of their houses, and in sweatshops, children are being oppressed and abused by many.

More than half of the laboring children, or 54%, are in the agricultural sector and mainly others are employed either in construction work, which is 15.5%, or in domestic occupation which is 18%. Approximately 5% are in manufacturing occupations, and the remaining, which is about 8%, are dispersed across other types of occupation. The table presents a gender-based division of working children, and their educational circumstances. Please keep in mind that the data are for children in the age bracket of 5-14 years (Narayanan 2006, para 2).

Child labor in India is a serious and depressing problem. Children below the age of 14 are compelled to work in glass-blowing, pyrotechnics and most generally, carpet-manufacturing companies. While the Government of India discloses about 20 million children laborers, other NGO’s approximate the population to be near to 50 million. Most widespread in

 
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Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on Chick-fil-A. It needs to be at least 3000 words.

rate journey, the most notable was the credit for “introducing the original boneless breast of chicken sandwich and pioneering in-mall fast food” (CFA Properties, Inc.-website-b, 2010). According to 2009 figures, the company has 1428 restaurants across 38 states as well as Washington, D. C. In terms of annual sales the company ranks second in its category. In accordance with its mission statement which says that the company aims to “Be America’s Best Quick-Service Restaurant” (CFA Properties, Inc.-website-b, 2010), CFA has materialized various innovative business concepts in the forms of Mall/In-Line Restaurants, Stand-Alone Restaurants, Drive-Thru-Only Restaurants, Dwarf House®, Truett’s Grill®, Satellite/”Lunch-Counter”, and various licensed outlets. The company had achieved a 12.17% growth in 2008 and thereby earned sales revenue of $2.96 Billion (CFA Properties, Inc.-website-b, 2010). CFA also fulfills its corporate social responsibilities (CSR) in the form of various sponsorships, charities and scholarships.

The American restaurant industry is currently exhibiting trends of rapid growth. It has a strong employee base of 12.7 million and has operations in nearly 1 million locations. Both these figures are indicative of the gigantic stature of this industry as a significant contributor to the American economy. It has been projected that the combined sales of this huge industry will touch $580 billion in the current fiscal (National Restaurant Association-website-a, 2010). The American restaurant industry has a 49% share in the market pie of the food industry with average daily sales projected at $1.6 billion. Research findings show that restaurants are becoming highly popular among American customers on account of providing hygienic food as well as enhanced services in a time efficient manner (National Restaurant Association-website-b, 2010). American adults are of the opinion that restaurants have them become more productive and a

 
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