Identify the name of the author, the title of the work, and…

Identify the name of the author, the title of the work, and the national origin of the writer. Then analyze the passage. I want to sleep where my own may invoke their liberty; and I may hear vibrate the martial trumpet when they call to battle . . . and on my brow let them place a cross; upon the cross his epitaph, “Free!”

A patient presents with the following lipid panel and diet r…

A patient presents with the following lipid panel and diet recall during an outpatient cardiology visit: Cholesterol: 259 LDL-C: 140 HDL: 39 TG: 234   Diet Recall: Breakfast:  Egg and sausage croissant breakfast sandwich       Coffee Lunch: Turkey and cheese sandwich on white bread     Potato chips     Soda Dinner:  Chicken breast      Mashed potatoes with gravy      Whole milk      Brownie   Which is the best meal recommendation to address high TG levels?

Drugs that have a drug stem ending with -olone are classifie…

Drugs that have a drug stem ending with -olone are classified as _______  or _______.  Drugs that have the root word cort in them are classified as _______. Drugs that have the drug stem suffix beginning with pred, are classified as _______.  The prescribing of anabolic steroids must be controlled and they are recognized as a  ______ on the schedule of controlled drugs.

For each of the following situations, specify which statisti…

For each of the following situations, specify which statistical procedure would be appropriate and a brief comment justifying your answer. You may choose among any of those we covered this semester. A college student wants to know whether success on the GRE exam relates to acceptance to a particular graduate program. She has data on the GRE math and verbal scores for a sample of graduates who applied to the program and whether or not they were accepted. Suppose the college student in A) is satisfied that GRE relates to acceptance to the graduate program and now wants to determine how well she must do on the GRE to estimate to be accepted. She has the same data as in A). An economist has recorded various indices on prices and the cost of living in a region. In total, he has 20 such variables and suspects that many of them are strongly correlated. He would like to reduce both the number of variables and their correlations. Suppose the same economist in C) above also collects several index variables on wages and working conditions in that area. He now wants to study the relationship between the cost of living indices and the wage indices.