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A narrow span of control is necessary for the following scenarios EXCEPT

You are provided 4 substances and must provide the following information: MOLECULES/IONS:     NO2+        C2Br2           SO3                H2S a) Lewis Dot Structure with lines for shared electrons and dots for individual electrons.  IF the species is an ion, you must bracket the structure with its charge. b) Name the electronic geometry of the central atom of the molecule or ion. c) Name the molecular geometry of the central atom of the molecule or ion. d) Provide the Bond Angle in degrees. e) Polar or nonpolar the species.   NOTE: In the textbox, provide the answers for b through e.  For the Lewis Structure of each species, please email to steven.han@chaffey.edu.  If you fail to answer b, c, d, or e for any assigned molecule/ion, then it will be 0 pts per blank, and email answers will not count.  I will only evaluate the Lewis Dot Structures for this problem. 

Explain what the “Chain of transmission in a hospital” means and explain how it contributes to the occurrence of Healthcare Associated Infections.

Robin is a college student who is also a tenant in the middle of a two-year lease for an apartment owned by Stephanie. Robin has secured an internship out of state and will be gone for June, July, and August during the summer. With Stephanie’s permission, Robin agrees to rent out her apartment to Jameson for these three months until Robin moves back in before starting another semester of school. Jameson makes timely and complete rent payments to Stephanie for June and July, but he moves out of the apartment halfway through August and only pays Stephanie half of the rent due for that month.   What are Stephanie’s options for collecting the rest of the rent due for August?

Tailoring experts Frida, Rena, and William decide to go into business together. Their business, FitzWellby, is a business that provides in-home measuring and fittings and even on-site stitching to busy executives who don’t have time to take their clothing to tailor shops. Since all three have the same skills and all plan to work and manage the business together, they plan to share the profits of the business equally. At first, William believes that their business is unlikely to be sued for any reason—after all, they’re just providing in-home services. Rena points out that one of the three could accidentally damage a client’s personal property or, more likely, an expensive piece of clothing. William is quickly convinced that perhaps their business is riskier than he originally thought. The three of them decide to consult an attorney for advice as to how to structure their new business.   Which type of partnership would be best for FitzWellby?

Akira and Jackson are college students renting a house from Lyrissa. Lyrissa was hesitant to rent to these two tenants because she knew they both had poor credit scores and low GPAs and was afraid they would not take care of the house or keep it clean. After all, Lyrissa had just recently installed new carpets throughout the house and wanted to be sure Akira and Jackson did not destroy it. To keep an eye out on the carpets, Lyrissa has installed a hidden camera in the living room so that she can watch to make sure the boys don’t damage the carpet. She chose not to install cameras in the bedrooms or bathrooms because she wanted to respect the tenants’ privacy. Lyrissa also randomly comes over and knocks on the front door roughly once a week asking to be let into the house so she can inspect the carpets for possible damage. Sometimes, if Akira or Jackson are not home to let her in, Lyrissa enters the garage door code and lets herself in to inspect the carpets. The written lease agreement does not mention anything about the hidden camera or the carpet inspections.   What legal claims, if any, would Akira and/or Jackson have against Lyrissa?

When testing a client’s deep tendon reflex, the nurse cannot elicit the Achilles and quadriceps reflex.  Which action would be MOST appropriate for the nurse to take first?

Natalia owns “Balloon Heaven”, a popular restaurant in which patrons sit in fake hot air balloons and the walls and ceiling are painted like the sky. Natalia registered her trademark, which consists of the restaurant name in the basket of a rainbow-colored hot air balloon. After Balloon Heaven’s success, Benji opened a restaurant called “Heavenly Balloons” on the other side of town. The décor of Heavenly Balloons is similarly crafted to give the patron the impression of eating in the basket of a hot air balloon, with similar tables and paintings. Benji’s logo, which appeared on billboards and local advertisements, depicts a rainbow-colored hot air balloon with the restaurant’s name in the balloon. Several customers have congratulated Natalia on opening a second restaurant and on the billboards appearing around town which they assume are hers.   If Natalia files a claim against Benji claiming that Heavenly Balloons has infringed on her trademark, how would a court most likely rule?

Marlow has just recently been injured in a major car accident and given two days to live. Although she has a valid will that leaves everything she owns to her only son, Julius, she decides that she actually doesn’t want Julius to receive one of her most prized possessions, an original Picasso painting that is quite valuable, because Julius has never shown a real appreciation for fine art. Marlow would much rather the Picasso painting be left to her neighbor, Mary Ann. Although Marlow never updated her will to specify the painting should be left to Mary Ann nor did she tell Mary Ann she wanted her to have the painting, she did have an honest conversation with Julius about six hours before she died and told him that she wanted to give the Picasso painting to Mary Ann instead of letting it pass to Julius in accordance with her will. After Marlow passed away, Julius and Mary Ann are now arguing about who should take ownership of the Picasso painting that is still hanging on the wall in Marlow’s house. The will suggests the painting should pass to Julius, but Mary Ann believes Marlow gifted her the painting before she died.   Who is most likely to win this argument?

Wallblack’s is a large convenience store company that recently discovers it is not following environmental laws when disposing of hazardous chemicals like paint, bleach, and pesticides. Nobody other than a few corporate executives at Wallblack’s are aware that the company is dumping these harmful substances in with their ordinary trash instead of disposing of them separately as the law requires, and these Wallblack’s executives know that it would cost a significant amount of money for the company to change its waste disposal practices to become compliant. They are trying to decide whether they want to continue with their current unlawful (but cheap) method of waste disposal or pay a lot of money to bring their actions in line with the legal requirements. During this decision making process, one executive says, “We are lucky that nobody else outside of the company knows about what we are currently doing with hazardous waste disposal. Could you imagine if the media found out about what we’re doing, and our illegal waste disposal practices were talked about all over national TV? Our customers would be furious!”   Which of the following ethical frameworks is the executive most clearly using as a strategy to help guide the business?