Coronary artery disease, cardiac arrhythmias and dyslipidemias (due

APA format

1) Minimum 9 pages  (No word count per page)- Follow the 4x 4 rule: minimum of four paragraphs per page

You must strictly comply with the number of paragraphs requested per page.

Address each question objectively. 

Answer exactly what is asked of you 

Do not waste paragraphs on unnecessary information

           Part 1: minimum  Minimum 3 pages- minimum of four paragraphs per page

           Part 2: minimum  Minimum 3 pages- minimum of four paragraphs per page

           Part 3: minimum  Minimum 3 pages- minimum of four paragraphs per page

  Submit 1 document per part

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         Bulleted responses are not accepted

         Don’t write in the first person 

         Don’t copy and paste the questions.

         Answer the question objectively, do not make introductions to your answers, answer it when you start the paragraph

Submit 1 document per part

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Q 2. Health is XXXX

6) You must name the files according to the part you are answering: 

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Part 1.doc 

Part 2.doc

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Address each question objectively. 

Answer exactly what is asked of you 

Do not waste paragraphs on unnecessary information

Part 1: Coronary Artery Disease

1. Definition  (One paragraph) 

2. Etiology (One paragraph) 

3. Describe the pathophysiology (One paragraph) 

4. Describe 4 Risk Factors (One paragraph) 

5. Describe 3 Subtypes  (One paragraph)  

6. How made the physical Examination (S&S)  (Two paragraphs) 

7. How to conclude the diagnosis for the topic (One paragraph) 

8. Describe 3 differential Diagnoses (ICD10 code) (One paragraph)  

9. Name  3 common pharmacologic Treatment  (One paragraph)  

a. Dosage 

b. Time (one….two…three weeks..)

c. c. Intake frequency (4…6…8.. hours)

10. Management and Prognosis  (One paragraph)  

11. Treatment guidelines and follow-up  (One paragraph)  

Part 2: Cardiac Arrhythmias

1. Definition  (One paragraph) 

2. Etiology (One paragraph) 

3. Describe the pathophysiology (One paragraph) 

4. Describe 4 Risk Factors (One paragraph) 

5. Describe 3 Subtypes  (One paragraph)  

6. How made the physical Examination (S&S)  (Two paragraphs) 

7. How to conclude the diagnosis for the topic (One paragraph) 

8. Describe 3 differential Diagnoses (ICD10 code) (One paragraph)  

9. Name  3 common pharmacologic Treatment  (One paragraph)  

a. Dosage 

b. Time (one….two…three weeks..)

c. c. Intake frequency (4…6…8.. hours)

10. Management and Prognosis  (One paragraph)  

11. Treatment guidelines and follow-up  (One paragraph)  

Part 3: Dyslipidemias

1. Definition  (One paragraph) 

2. Etiology (One paragraph) 

3. Describe the pathophysiology (One paragraph) 

4. Describe 4 Risk Factors (One paragraph) 

5. Describe 3 Subtypes  (One paragraph)  

6. How made the physical Examination (S&S)  (Two paragraphs) 

7. How to conclude the diagnosis for the topic (One paragraph) 

8. Describe 3 differential Diagnoses (ICD10 code) (One paragraph)  

9. Name  3 common pharmacologic Treatment  (One paragraph)  

a. Dosage 

b. Time (one….two…three weeks..)

c. c. Intake frequency (4…6…8.. hours)

10. Management and Prognosis  (One paragraph)  

11. Treatment guidelines and follow-up  (One paragraph)  

Part 4: Health Care policy (Due 6 hours)

According to Hacker (2002), welfare state refers to the “share of the economy devoted to government social expenditures”. Across the United States and internationally, there are multiple variations of welfare states.

1.  Describe three types of welfare states  (One paragraph) 

2. Explain where they can be found  (Two paragraphs) 

3. Which country has the largest percentage of social spending? (Three paragraphs) 

a. Explain

b. Indicate the static data