Clinical Case for Questions 6 and 7, 8A 49-year old women wh…

Clinical Case for Questions 6 and 7, 8A 49-year old women who takes the nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAD), ibuprofen for joint pain in her hands, presents with increasing pain in her upper abdomen.  Gastroscopy revealed multiple scattered lesions in her gastric mucosa.  Biopsy from one of these lesions reveals mucosal erosion with significantly decreased size of mucosa.  However there was no ulceration and blood test was negative for the following:  anti-Helicobacter pylori IgG antibody, anti-parietal cell and anti-intrinsic factor antibodies. Case Question 6: Which type of mucosal epithelium is expected to be found in a healthy gastric region?

Clinical Case for Questions 9 and 10 A tissue biopsy is bein…

Clinical Case for Questions 9 and 10 A tissue biopsy is being examined by a pathologist using light microscopy.  He finds that the nuclei of the cells have a dark blue color exhibiting basophilia while the cytoplasm of the cells has a pink color.  Case Question 9: Which of the following stains was most likely used to stain the nuclei a dark blue color in the specimen?

What is the key difference between Traditional Risk Manageme…

What is the key difference between Traditional Risk Management (TRM) and Enterprise Risk Management (ERM)?  With Traditional Risk Management = *Answers got cut off below – so here is the complete sentence for each:  Each department is responsible for conducting the risk management process for the risks that fall under that department’s domain The CEO has the final say on the actions taken to manage the organization’s risks, regardless of which department those risks fall under The entire organization is responsible for conducting the risk management process of the firm, regardless of what domain the risks fall under; usually lead by either a Chief Risk Officer or Risk Manager Only focuses on Operational Risks, as that was historically the largest source of potential risks 50 years ago Whereas, with Enterprise Risk Management = *Answers got cut off below – so here is the complete sentence for each:  Each department is responsible for conducting the risk management process for the risks that fall under that department’s domain The CEO has the final say on the actions taken to manage the organization’s risks, regardless of which department those risks fall under The entire organization is responsible for conducting the risk management process of the firm, regardless of what domain the risks fall under; usually lead by either a Chief Risk Officer or Risk Manager Only focuses on Operational Risks, as that was historically the largest source of potential risks 50 years ago