Bonus (worth less points and graded more critically, because it is a bonus) In this Bonus you will write a testbench named RAtest to test this Ripple adder // 4 bit inputs A, B, and 1 bit input Cin (carry in), // these inputs are added by the ripple adder // output 4 bit Sum of input, 1 bit Cout (carry out) // and overflow OF module RA (input A, B, input Cin, output reg Sum, output Cout, OF); … you don’t have to fill this in and won’t get credit for filling it in if you do endmodule   Write in your testbench in Verilog or System Verilog and add AA = 4’b0110 and BB = 4’b0011 and Cin = 1’b1 using the ripple adder described above. The testbench should have have an initial statement, instantiation, and delays. If you use System Verilog clearly state you are using it for credit. Display all results (Sum, Cout, OF) to the screen using a $display statement (there is an example in the cheat sheet). Write your code with good organization. If you have blocks indent them for full credit. Your answer must be complete, succinct, and clear and with no compile, simulation, or synthesis errors. Also, What should the resulting value of Sum, Cout, and OF in this case be? Is Sum correct?

Write all code in Verilog or System Verilog so that it would compile, simulate, and synthesize without errors or warnings, for full credit indent blocks and organize your code clearly. All variables must be declared. If you use System Verilog clearly state you are using it for credit. Your code should be efficient, succinct (about the minimum number of lines). Use the Boolean expression from the previous problem. Organize your work and answer carefully. Disorganized solutions and responses will be penalized. a) Write a Verilog or System Verilog module named Funb that evaluates F using a Boolean expression. To get credit this should be done using a Behavioral model in the form of a Boolean expression in Verilog. Use the original, unsimplified of the expression. Inputs are A, B and C. Output is F. b) Is this statement True or false (only one answer) — The structural model causes the synthesizer to build the logic exactly as described, whereas the behavioral model builds the simplest structure that has that behavior. Your answer to b) should be simply True or False.

Bonus (worth less points and graded more critically, because it is a bonus) In this Bonus you will write a testbench named RAtest to test this Ripple adder // 4 bit inputs A, B, and 1 bit input Cin (carry in), // these inputs are added by the ripple adder // output 4 bit Sum of input, 1 bit Cout (carry out) // and overflow OF module RA (input A, B, input Cin, output reg Sum, output Cout, OF); … you don’t have to fill this in and won’t get credit for filling it in if you do endmodule   Write in your testbench in Verilog or System Verilog and add AA = 4’b0110 and BB = 4’b0011 and Cin = 1’b1 using the ripple adder described above. The testbench should have have an initial statement, instantiation, and delays. If you use System Verilog clearly state you are using it for credit. Display all results (Sum, Cout, OF) to the screen using a $display statement (there is an example in the cheat sheet). Write your code with good organization. If you have blocks indent them for full credit. Your answer must be complete, succinct, and clear and with no compile, simulation, or synthesis errors. Also, What should the resulting value of Sum, Cout, and OF in this case be? Is Sum correct?

Speeches cannot be made up but the lowest speech grade for Speeches 1-3 is dropped.

Speeches cannot be made up but the lowest speech grade for Speeches 1-3 is dropped.

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A nurse is caring for a postoperative client from a right tibial fracture open reduction internal fixation who reports increasing pain despite receiving IV pain medications. The nurse also notes the client’s heart rate is elevated, and the surgical site dressing is dry but slightly swollen. Using informed clinical decision-making, what should the nurse do next?

Which action by the nurse demonstrates systems thinking?  

A nurse is caring for a postoperative client from a right tibial fracture open reduction internal fixation who reports increasing pain despite receiving IV pain medications. The nurse also notes the client’s heart rate is elevated, and the surgical site dressing is dry but slightly swollen. Using informed clinical decision-making, what should the nurse do next?

A hospital administrator is leading an initiative to improve global health outcomes by addressing key factors influencing client care. Which action best demonstrates the integration of health care finance, interprofessional teamwork, and evidence-based practice in achieving this goal?