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A nurse is considering travel nursing and is concerned about how the nurse’s role or scope of nursing practice differs by state. In which document can the nurse find the rules and regulations that govern professional nursing practice in each state?

A charge nurse assigns two RNs to provide care as a team for laboring patients. What are the supervisory needs of each of these RNs? 

Choose 4 of the following events/developments of the 1930s. Describe the event, development or person (1 mark). Identify its historical significance or make a connection to the big question “How did Canadians respond to extreme events?” (1 mark). Sample Response: Topic – Nuremberg Laws 1) Describe: The Nuremberg Laws were created and implemented by the Nazi Party in Germany starting in 1934.  These were a series of escalating laws that divided the Jewish people in Germany from other citizens, removed their rights of citizenship and humanity, made it legal to control and persecute Jewish people and other so called ‘undesirables’, and ultimately to isolate and murder Jews in the death camps.  2) Connection/response in Canada: Some Canadians were aware of the persecution through these laws because of newspaper reports and from comments by political leaders.  The Jewish community was active in trying to lobby the government to allow in more Jewish immigrants even if they weren’t farmers (which was one of the immigration criteria of the time period), because of the known persecution by the Nazi regime.  At the same time, there was a rise in antisemitism and bigotry in Canada that was emboldened by Hitler’s success in Germany.  This could be seen through images saying ‘No Jews Allowed’ at popular beaches and tourist locations.   Topics – Choose FOUR Christie Pitts Riot  On-to-Ottawa Trek Treaty of Versailles League of Nations The 1936 Olympic Games in Berlin The Evian Conference (1938) Kristallnacht – Night of Broken Glass (1938) The SS St.Louis (1939) Italy invades Ethiopia (1935) The Massacre of Nanjing (1937)  

Analyze the various causes and consequences of the Great Depression.  In your analysis be sure to: Identify and describe 3 significant causes of the Great Depression (3 marks) Identify and describe 3 significant consequences/impacts of the Great Depression (3 marks) For full marks, include specific evidence learned in this module including examples, dates, names, etc… Causes 1. 2. 3. Consequences 1. 2. 3.

There were many underlying forces/causes for the outbreak of the Second World War in 1939.  Discuss three underlying causes/forces that you think were the most influential, and discuss how they are related and their degree of influence. Success Criteria: three underlying causes are identified accurately, briefly explained, and justified (3 marks) evaluates how they are related and their degree of influence (2 mark)

To what extent was bigotry, intolerance and antisemitism happening in Canada during the 1930s? How did it influence Canadian responses to extreme events during the period before WWII (1930s)? Refer to specific people/events/ideas.    

Choose a new topic based on one of the literary works read during the semester and write a five-paragraph essay on how and why the poem, play, or short story is meaningful to you, reflecting on your understanding, perspective, or interpretation.  Use no sources.  Follow the five‑paragraph “shaka” essay structure: Introductory paragraph: hook, background, three-point thesis Body Paragraph 1: Thesis point 1 Body Paragraph 2: Thesis point 2 Body Paragraph 3: Thesis point 3 Concluding paragraph The thesis is the last sentence of the introductory paragraph. Body paragraphs:  Begin with a topic sentence clearly connected to a thesis point Include source support Include personal observation, explanation, elaboration End with a concluding sentence Length and Format Requirements Minimum length: 500 words MLA‑formatted Write about literature in present tense Mention the literary work and author, if known, in the introductory paragraph.

Question: (a) Calculate the de Broglie wavelength of a tennis ball with a mass of 100 g traveling at a velocity of 25 m/s. (b) Calculate the de Broglie wavelength of an electron with a kinetic energy of 100 eV. (c) Based on your results, explain why wave-like properties are observable for the electron but not for the tennis ball.  Planck Constant is: 6.63 x 10-34 J.S mass of electrons: 9.11 x 10-31 Kg

Question: Consider an electron localized within a region of space defined by a nuclear diameter D = 1.2 x 10-14 m. Explain the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle.  Calculate the minimum uncertainty in the electron’s momentum p. Assuming the electron’s momentum p is at least as large as its uncertainty p, determine the corresponding minimum kinetic energy K min. Express your final answer in MeV.

Find the de Broglie wavelength of a 5.5 MeV alpha particle. If the 241Am nucleus has a diameter of 1.6 x 10-14 m, can the particle be localized within the nucleus? Justify your answer using the relationship between wavelength and confinement. Alpha particles are the nucleus with 2 protons and 2 neutrons. Since the mass of a neutron is close to the mass of a proton, you can use the mass of an alpha particle as four times the mass of a proton. i.e. 4 x (1.6 x 10-27kg) E=K.E =P22m {“version”:”1.1″,”math”:”E=K.E =P22m ”}