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OverviewYou will be building an Angular application that wil…

OverviewYou will be building an Angular application that will use the Recipe API that you built in the first question to read and write data. Instructions Create a new Angular application that will have a main page and a recipe page.  Your main page should look similar to Figure 1 below, and you are free to style it however your want as long as you follow style guidelines in Figure 1.Figure 1 As shown in the Figure 1 above, your application will have a menu link with text “Main” on the left.  Clicking this will navigate the web page back to the main page.  This “Main” link will have the blue background if this route is active. The main page will show all the available recipes from the Recipe API you created earlier. Hovering over a recipe row will change the cursor and the color of the row as shown in Figure 2.Figure 2 Clicking a recipe row will route you to the recipe page for that recipe as shown in Figure 3 below. Notice how the “Main” link on the left no longer has a blue background.Figure 3   Submission Place all of the files needed to run this application in a single zip file. Note: Do NOT include the “node_modules” folder in your zip file, I will deduct 5 points if your zip file contains the “node_modules” folder. The zip file must be named in the format lastname_firstname_final_ui.zip.  For example using my name it would be shrestha_gaurav_final_ui.zip

This 38-year-old patient living in North Carolina was in goo…

This 38-year-old patient living in North Carolina was in good health until 2 months prior to admission, when the patient developed a low-grade fever, myalgias, and a non-productive cough. The patient was given an antibacterial agent by a local physician. After 2 weeks of therapy, the patient’s condition had not improved. A chest radiograph demonstrated “right middle lobe air space disease”.  Over the next month, the patient’s condition worsened. The patient noted daily chills, fevers, night sweats, and a 15-lb weight loss. As the patient’s symptoms were worsening, the patient was admitted to the hospital. The patient had an unremarkable travel history and no animal exposure, was a nonsmoker, and had no HIV risk factors. It was noted that the patient worked for the power company cutting tree limbs and tops. On physical examination, a lesion was noted on the side of the nose. Examination of the skin lesion demonstrated thick-walled single budding yeast.   1. What pathogen do you suspect? Explain your response. (2 pts)   2. What was the most likely mode of exposure to the etiologic agent? (2 pts)