Internet History Sourcebook- Rome 1. Select three Primary Sources from the Roman period from the Internet History Sourcebook.  A primary source is a first-hand or original account of an event or topic.  Primary sources are the most direct evidence of a time or event because they were created by people that were there when it happened.  These sources must be written documents. They can be: Letters or diaries Government or religious documents Speeches  Personal narratives or memoirs 2. Annotations: For each source, answer the following questions: What is the title and date of the document? Who is the author? List three important points contained in the document and what information it provides about the event/time period.   3. Citations: Use proper full citation formats for all sources referenced in your assignment. Submissions without correct citations will not be graded. I must be able to locate the document in the database where you found it. Format:  Author Last Name, First Name. “Page Title.” Website Name. Date Accessed: Month Day, Year. URL.  Example:  Pericles. “The Funeral Oration” Internet History Sourcebook. January 15, 2025. https://sourcebooks.fordham.edu/ancient/asbook07.asp Honorlock will only allow you to go to the Internet History Sourcebook page linked above.  Do not attempt to access other websites.  You may make notes on paper but you must hold it up to the computer screen when you are finished.  

Complete the rough draft on “A Good Man Is Hard To Find.” I don’t want to know what you are going to do, I don’t want an outline.  I want the fully completed rough draft for this paper.  If you do not provide quality material on this rough draft, you won’t be able to submit the final which is 20% of your total grade.  Good luck.  Essay # 2 “A Good Man Is Hard to Find” Mode of development: Illustration Follow these instructions to write the essay: -Title the essay. -The essay should be five paragraphs long. -The essay should a minimum of 1000 words. -The essay should contain an introduction, at least three body paragraphs and a conclusion. -The thesis should be the last sentence of the introduction. -Write the essay in the third person. -Write the essay in the present tense. -The essay should contain no contractions. -The essay should contain at least three MLA parenthetical references from O’Connor’s story. One per body paragraph. At least one secondary source is required.  -The essay should have a works cited page for O’Connor’s story and at least one authored, literary, academic secondary source. Introduction Body Paragraph 1-What kind of person is the grandmother and what aspects of her personality are familiar? What aspects of her personality are “off-putting,” a “drag,” or a “turn-off?” Illustrate your answers. (give examples) Body Paragraph 2-What role does fate or destiny seem to play in the story? Illustrate your answer. What element of the story seems to be “fated” or the family’s destiny? Body Paragraph 3-How do the Grandmother’s actions doom the family, and illustrate how the ending provides a dark sense of closure. (You will need to add body paragraphs to hit the word count.  These can be of your own determination.) Conclusion

A nurse observes a wound that is about 75% to 80% covered in necrotic tissue. The nurse applies a moist to dry dressing until the hospitalist arrives to give orders. Which of the following orders can be expected on this wound?

An adult patient with emphysema  will receive nebulized Albuterol treatments four times daily while in the hospital. The nurse has given the patient education on the medicine. Which statement made by the patient indicates understanding? 

A 65 year old patient is admitted due to missed dialysis and rash on her right arm. The CNA reports to the nurse that the patient has soiled herself with diarrhea about three to four times during the shift. The CNA also reports that the patient ate only a few bites of her lunch. Which of the above places the patient at highest risk for impaired skin integrity?

A nurse has a group of patients for the shift. Of the following patients, which patient is most at risk for sensory deprivation?

A patient has an order for an IV infusion of 1/2 NS 750ml over 4 hours. The nurse has 10gtt/mL tubing available and no IV pump. What will the nurse set the drip rate to? 

A patient is ordered Insulin glargine (Lantus) 30 units SQ at HS. The patient’s son asks the nurse why the medicine is taken at this time and only once. The appropriate response by the nurse should be:

A nurse is creating a care plan for a patient being discharged home after a few days in the hospital for pneumonia. The patient also has a new diagnosis of glaucoma. Which nursing diagnosis will the nurse include in the care plan to address safety concerns of the sensory deficit?

A nurse is performing an initial assessment on a patient returning from the operating room. During assessment the nurse observes a 3cm X 3 cm area of non-blanchable redness over the Coccyx. What initial action should the nurse take?