Consider the following quadratic equation: Part 1:  Factor…

Consider the following quadratic equation: Part 1:  Factor the quadratic equation into two binomial factors. Remember the quadratic equation must be set equal to zero in order to factor.    Answer:  (  )(     ) =0  Part 2: Solve the quadratic equation by factoring. Write your answer as a reduced fraction, if necessary.  Answer: x= {     ,   }  Hint: One of your answers will be a fraction. Use the “/” symbol to type it in the correct blank.   

Before answering this question, review the client’s health i…

Before answering this question, review the client’s health information in the EHR in the previous question. The client’s mother is concerned about markings on the client showing the nurse the following image.   Complete the sentence using the drop-down options.  Question: The assessment notes that the infant has [blanka], but this image indicates he has [blankb], requiring [blankc].

Use the case below to answer this question. Consider the pat…

Use the case below to answer this question. Consider the patient’s medical conditions AND preferences. The CDC Medical Eligibility Criteria Chart is included as a reference. AC is a 36-year-old who would like to restart contraception after being off of it for the past year. She has 2 children and does not plan on having any more children. She forgets to take her statin medication about 1-2 times per week. She has heavy menstrual periods and is interested in an option that would reduce menstrual flow. Her primary purpose for reinitiating contraception is to prevent pregnancy and to reduce menorrhagia. Problem List: Type 1 diabetes, hypercholesterolemia Medications: Insulin pump, atorvastatin Social history: Smokes 10 cigarettes daily Other: BMI = 32 kg/m2 What would be the best contraceptive option for this patient?