Instructor: Tammi Naumann ENGL-0100-V12 11 November 2020 Importance of Good Nutrition for College Students Our body needs good nutrition; this implies that we need all the vitamins, nutrients, and minerals. Meals need to be planned for by the inclusion of nutrient-rich foods. College students are usually stressed and busy with all studies and other demanding responsibilities. Their busy schedule does not allow them to have proper meals; mostly, they eat whatever they can easily get, which often food with no nutritional value. Good nutrition needs the body to have an optimal function, especially from studies’ pressure and stress. Therefore, colleges need good nutrition to ensure that they continue doing well in their studies. Weight is an issue for most people; eating well is a key factor in maintaining a healthy weight. Being underweight due to an innutritious diet may cause health issues such as low blood pressure or anemia. Similarly, being overweight because of eating junk food and an unbalanced diet causes diseases like diabetes and cardiac diseases. College students are supposed to have a better weight to ensure that…

      Coronavirus Presentation         Name Institutional affiliation Course Instructor Date       Coronavirus Presentation Impacts of Coronavirus Measures Since the coronavirus outbreak in Wuhan in 2019, countries have taken measures to ensure that there is control of the pandemic. These include social distancing, quarantine, the wearing of face masks, use of curfews to prevent movements, and cancellation of international flights/limitation of movements from one country to another. These measures have had significant impacts on the people, both socially and economically. In this regard, there has been a loss of jobs, increased rate of mental conditions because of quarantine and isolation to prevent the spread of coronavirus pandemic. There has also been the closure of business, as most worldwide cannot operate with the measures. For instance, the tourism industry has taken a huge hit as hotels and restaurants cannot operate when they are closed (Alonso et al., 2020). In this regard, people have lost jobs and a source of income, which further worsens mental problems. In Western nations, the rate of suicide tendencies has increased…

Student’s Name Professor’s Name Course Date Philosophy Discussion For many, war is a tough topic because of the morality behind it. Generally, killing people is wrong and punishable to the highest degree. In the first video, Perry speaks on war as justifiable depending on the circumstances. For instance, in the case of self-defence. The consequences of going into war should be seriously considered before any action is taken and in war, all the rules that protect innocents should be followed. However, when we observe all the wars that have taken place, innocents are always harmed, and they suffer the most. The next scholar discusses pacifism- the act of not harming human life. He talks about pacifism as the default action of any country which I wholesomely support. There should be as many actions as possible taken to avoid war. The main question I had after watching this video was, is pacifism viable on a global scale? The second video goes into economic justice, attempting to define the theory of justice put forward by John Rawl. Justice is simply a social…

How an E-commerce Website Can Impact Your Business Thanks to the advent of technology, businesses are more focused and competitive today, with E-commerce being a breakthrough. As a business person, you could question how you can benefit from e-commerce. If you are thinking of expanding your sales globally, creating an e-commerce website will be the way to go. We are currently living in a world where consumers don’t want to stroll the streets to shop and prefer making orders from their homes’ comfort. As a result, e-commerce becomes a flexible solution for both buyers and businesses. To enlighten you, here is how an e-commerce website can impact your business. Going International Owning an e-commerce website for your business will open up more markets for you all over the world. In return, the profits increase, and expanding becomes inevitable. In case your business is service-based and limited to your location, try complementing it using products you can sell online. For example, a hairdresser may be based in a specific location but sells unique accessories online. Remaining Competitive Statistics indicate that online…

Name Tutor Course Date Biology Questions Question 1 Exposure to methyl isocyanate occurs through inhalation, skin contact, eyes, or ingestion. The most typical outcomes of this exposure include irritation in the skin, eyes, and respiratory tract. Acute exposure to high concentrations of methyl isocyanate may lead to severe pulmonary edema and alveolar damage. Additionally, methyl cyanate toxin severe corneal damage and carries the risk of death. People who survive from toxin exposure develop long-term effects such as respiratory and ocular difficulties. A pregnant woman exposed to methyl isocyanate may have miscarriages, fetal death, or spontaneous abortions. These effects can persist for years especially, the reproductive and ocular effects (Limaye). The mechanisms of isocyanate reactivity are poorly understood. However, it is postulated that when someone is exposed, the toxin supplements the production of the mitochondrial reactive oxygen species (ROS), hastens the depletion of enzymes that antagonize ROS, and causes an increase in the actions of pro-inflammatory cytokines. The imbalance between ROS and antioxidants leads to the damaging of endothelial cells. Therefore, when inhaled, the toxin induces apoptosis of endothelial cells by…

Biological Normalcy-BMI                       Student’s Name Institutional Affiliation Date         Biological Normalcy-BMI Introduction Biological normalcy refers to the standard perceptions about how a normal body should look like. It involves the statistical distribution of biological traits such as variance and views about a normal body (Wiley and Cullin, 2020).  On the other hand, body mass index (BMI) is based on a person’s weight and height. Higher numbers mean more body fats. Besides, it is a tool for deciding if a person’s weight may subject them to intermittent danger, such as diabetes and heart disease. A normal weight is considered to have a BMI of 18.5-25. Although statistical norms have little evaluative weight, they can still judge how a normal body should be. Typically, when clinicians come from a population with common traits, a lack of knowledge and experience on human variations may cloud their judgments. In the modern world, the cultural preoccupation with a normal body significantly affects biological normalcy and body self-acceptance. Ethno-biocentrism leads to a clouded…

Bipolar and Depressive Disorders   Students name Department and University Affiliation Professors name Course Date                       The symptoms that would meet the criteria for Mental and Depressive Disorder have been treated by considering the cognitive-behavioral theory. Disability is caused by reoccurring or persistent depression that becomes a chronic mental illness. Its symptoms are characterized by recovery from the initial episode, followed subsequently by recurrences of chronic depression. It can start with either a dysphoric mood or negative thinking. Its cognitive state is the onset, followed by a downward spiral of negative attitudes and beliefs that deepen a depression. Suicidal ideations are born accompanied by extreme despair and occasional anxiety (Kang, 2020). Depressed persons are likely to get negative thoughts, which become a primary focus (Jensen, 2016). Sadness cultivated by this state is a cause of depressive relapse and cognitive vulnerability. The state is presented in the form of low self-worth, remorse, shame, and negative thinking patterns. The social work approaches to treatment should address negative thinking responses, mood shifts, and…

Student’s Name Professor Biology Questions Date Biology Questions Question 1 A person can be exposed to methyl isocyanate through inhalation, skin contact, eyes, or ingestion. Irritation in the skin, eyes, and respiratory tract are common when an individual is exposed to methyl isocyanate. Acute exposure to large concentrations of methyl isocyanate may cause the development of severe pulmonary edema and injury to the alveoli. Additionally, the toxin can severely damage the cornea of the eye and can lead to death. People who survive from toxin exposure develop long-term effects such as respiratory and ocular difficulties. A pregnant woman exposed to methyl isocyanate may have miscarriages, fetal death, or spontaneous abortions. The effects can persist for years especially, the reproductive and ocular effects (Limaye). The mechanisms of isocyanate reactivity are poorly understood. However, it is postulated that when someone is exposed, the toxin supplements the production of the mitochondrial reactive oxygen species, hastens the depletion of enzymes that antagonize ROS, and causes an increase in the actions of pro-inflammatory cytokine. The toxin then induces apoptosis by jeopardizing the balance of the…

Generalized Anxiety Disorder (GAD) General anxiety disorder occurs in 20% of the population, and it comes at any age of life. Most people do not realize they have the disorder. The condition, if not treated early, may lead to secondary depression. It is diagnosed through performing an electrocardiogram (ECG), blood tests for thyroid disease, adrenal disease, and blood sugar (Munir & Takov, 2020). The case study presented is in line with a patient showing the symptom of GAD. A review of the case has been done exploring its diagnoses, medication monitoring, and health promotional education need by the patient. Diagnosis L.P.’s likely diagnosis is generalized anxiety disorder (GAD). Of note, GAD symptoms include excessive worry lasting up to 6 months (National Institute of Mental Health, 2018). It affects various aspects of life, such as personal health, social relationships, and day-to-day routines. When a patient suffers from GAD, the symptoms present include feeling restless, fatigue, going mind blank, and irritability. Others include muscle tension, uncontrollable feeling of worries, and having sleep problems such as staying awake longer than required and unsatisfying…

3 Body Systems that Tobacco Affects No matter how you put it, there’s no safe tobacco smoking. Whether it’s smaller or larger quantities, tobacco has the same health implications. It must be noted that tobacco has three substances that are very harmful to the human body; they include nicotine, tar, and carbon monoxide. The substances affect not only the lungs but also the entire body. Tobacco can lead to various health complications, and the effects of these complications are long term. Meaning, your body system will be held hostage for the better part of your life. Whether you replace cigarettes with a pipe, cigar, or hookah, the result is the same; tobacco is incredibly harmful to your health. So, where exactly does tobacco affect your health system? Central nervous system One of the main ingredients of tobacco is nicotine. It should be noted that nicotine reaches the brain in a matter of seconds. This is the main reason why smokers feel energized immediately with the first puff. But the problem is that the energized feeling disappears almost immediately, and one…