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Question Answered step-by-step A client has come into the clinic with extensive sun damage on the… A client has come into the clinic with extensive sun damage on the face and the back of the hands. Explain your primary diagnosis of the image below and give a rationale for your analysis. What treatment options are you able to perform on this skin? Do you need the doctor’s permission as a cosmetic nurse to treat this in a nonsurgical way?   Health Science Science Nursing NS 2881 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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Question Answered step-by-step Susan is a 55 year old female living in Australia. She is a teacherand is married with 2children, a daughter Joelle aged 25 and a son Jack aged 23. Susan has recently beendiagnosed with Type 2 diabetes. The condition does run in her family as Susan's motheralso had Type 2 diabetes over which she had poor control. During her pregnancy withher second child Jack, Susan had been diagnosed with gestational diabetes but followingthe birth she no longer had the diabetes. Susan has been on blood pressure medicationsince the age of 47 and currently has her blood pressure under control. Her doctor hastold her that with attention to diet and exercise her Type 2 diabetes can be eliminatedcompletely. This would involve strict food portion control, reduced intake of simplecarbohydrates such as bread, white rice, potatoes, pasta, desserts and cake. The doctorhas said that controlling her weight will also help. She knows that she has put on acouple of kilos over the years. When Susan was in her 30's it was easier to lose weight.She used to attend gym but this has fallen off over time. In her 40's Susan started to puton weight most likely because she would have a glass of wine or two in the evening.Susan knows other women of her age who have Type 2 diabetes and who do notmanage their condition very well. To some extent she does not believe that she will becapable of making the dietary and physical changes required to manage her blood sugalevels.Susan is a great cook and loves to entertain with lavish dinner parties. Cooking is one ofher favourite leisure pass-times. It is a way to unwind and relaxafter her stressful dayeaching adolescent high school students. Her guests always compliment her on hercooking. Her husband Dan also boasts to his friends about Susan's cooking. Susan knowsthat her family would find it difficult to adjust to a different way of eating. Joelle may besupportive as she is at an age where looking good is important and she eats very little.Her husband and son though would be reluctant to change their diet. As Susan isemployed full-time, cooking different meals for different members of the family is not aroption. It is also very unlikely that her husband would join her on daily walks or otherphysical activity. He is a blue-collar worker and likes to come home and relax with acouple of beers and then eat what he calls a 'good meal'.susan wonders whether making small changes to her diet will be sufficient to keep herblood sugar under control. She is considering making an appointment with a dietician toadvise her on what to eat. However, she has recollections of her mother seeing a dietician when she was diagnosed with Type 2 diabetes and that the advice was not easyto follow. Most of the advice was to 'eat healthy' and there was a long list of foods whichcould not be eaten. In fact, there was very little which was acceptable food to eat. Susanalso remembers the dietician using a food chart with portions of food which wererecommended. She knows these food facts already. What she needs is direction as tohow to continue to cook tasty and nutritious food which is suitable for her Type 2diabetes. Perhaps she will check out the book store to see what cooking books areavailable for persons with Type 2 diabetes. Or she could search the internet for recipes.Q1. Using the Stages of Change model where would you place Susan? Has there been any progress in the past in relation to risk factors for Type 2 Diabetes? Is there any evidence of backward spiralling on the stages of change? Q2. Using a health coaching framework outline some strategies for building motivation for health behaviour change in the areas of diet and physical activity. Health Science Science Nursing PSYC 3020 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)
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Description 1 attachmentsSlide 1 of 1attachment_1attachment_1.slider-slide > img { width: 100%; display: block; } .slider-slide > img:focus { margin: auto; } Unformatted Attachment Preview Case 16-6 Closely Associated Cars JV, a corporation, was formed in 20X9 to design and manufacture electric cars. JV is 60 percent owned by AutoCo (a car manufacturer) and 40 percent owned by ElectricCo (a developer of electric car technology). The decision-making authority of JV is equally shared between AutoCo and ElectricCo: the JV board of directors is composed of two members appointed by AutoCo and two members appointed by ElectricCo. JV’s board of directors (1) sets the annual budgets; (2) is responsible for the hiring, firing, and compensation of management; and (3) approves all material contracts. As part of the agreement, all cars produced by JV will bear AutoCo’s logo and will be sold at AutoCobranded auto dealers. AutoCo is an established car manufacturer that has been producing cars in the United States for the past century. To meet governmental mandates of lowering emissions and increasing the fuel economy of its fleet, AutoCo has been evaluating various ways to enter the electric vehicle market. AutoCo does not currently have viable technology for the production of electric cars. ElectricCo was established by professors that developed cutting-edge battery technology for electric cars. Although ElectricCo has not produced electric cars in a mass market, the battery technology is tested and highly valued. AutoCo and ElectricCo jointly formed JV to produce electric cars for the mass market. JV benefits from ElectricCo’s proprietary technology and AutoCo’s manufacturing expertise and access to credit markets and distribution channels. JV is financed with 30 percent equity and 70 percent debt. When JV was formed, ElectricCo did not have access to sufficient cash at inception to fund its equity interest. To purchase its equity interest, ElectricCo received a loan from AutoCo. The debt financing was obtained in the form of a credit facility from a third-party bank. For the bank to provide debt to JV, it required that AutoCo guarantee the loan. Required: 1. Is JV a variable interest entity (VIE)? 2. Which entity, if any, should consolidate JV? 3. What’s the implications of ASU 2018-17 if all parties are private entities? 4. What’s accounting look like for all entities at the day of formation? Provide your rationales how you figure out the high-level entries. Purchase answer to see full attachment Explanation & Answer: 2 pages Tags: production of electric cars Closely Associated Cars Variable Interest Entity AutoCo Account Standard Update User generated content is uploaded by users for the purposes of learning and should be used following Studypool's honor code & terms of service.