Monash University

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• Subject Code : NUR5111
• University : Monash University
• Subject Name: Nursing

Contemporary Nursing Practice 1 Primary Assessment of Mrs. Betty White The primary assessment of Mrs. Betty White was done using the IPPA assessment that stands for “Inspection, palpation, percussion, and auscultation” assessment (Proctor & Rickards, 2020). Physical examination is necessary as it ensures the identification of the primary health problems. The inspection was done to assess the color, body shape, and facia…

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• Subject Code : NUR5111
• University : Monash University
• Subject Name: Nursing

Contemporary Nursing Practice 1  Comparison Primary assessment Similarities: The use of DRABCD for primary assessment. Differences: The expert comments highlighted the significance of DRABCD and persuaded the clinical assessment of the patient in a sequential manner. Which was not done in the assignment submitted by me. The factor “exposure” was not included. Possible explanations for differences &/or omissions: Even wh…

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• Subject Code : SON5021
• University : Monash University
• Subject Name: Medical Science

Sonographic Abdominal Imaging - Part A  1. Patient history A fifty three year old male presented to the emergency room with left flank pain. After being administered with some pain relievers, the physician asked for a renal ultrasound scan to assess the kidney organs to rule out a renal pathology. 2. The Examination a. Ultrasound uses high frequency sound waves whch are transmitted using a transducer that is olaced against t…

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• Subject Code : SON5020
• University : Monash University
• Subject Name: Medical Science

Sonographic Professional Skills And Sonography Of The Breast And Thyroid Question A: Descriptive Information of Different Breast Cysts The paper looks into the respective cyst category by using ultrasonography evaluation to determine the appropriate surgical interventions that can yield the desired clinical outcome. Cysts are the most commonly encountered condition of the breast, which is usually asymptomatic, and found incidentally while p…

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• Subject Code : MGF2351
• University : Monash University
• Subject Name: International business (international markets)

As a Global Community, Are We More Culturally Similar Overall, or More Culturally Disparate? Introduction to International Business  Since the last millions of years without proper means of communication, the human had limited travel toward their territories and all that could have been managed with brown body strength. This also became a cause of cultural characteristics to be restricted to one territory and flourished in the sam…

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• Subject Code : ECS3567
• University : Monash University
• Subject Name: Economics

Would the implementation of land expropriation without compensation unlock greater economic growth or damage it further in South Africa? Illustrate your answer by using international experience. The land ownership issues in one of the key concerns of post-colonial African nations. Currently, South Africa is considering dramatic reforms to its legislature regarding the issue, including a constitutional amendment. Transparency International (n.d…

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• Subject Code : ACC-ACF3100
• University : Monash University
• Subject Name: Financial Accounting

Introduction Intangible assets refer to the assets which are not physical in nature. Common intangible assets are intellectual property such as copyright, patent, trademark etc, and brand image, goodwill, employee relations etc. It is wrong to only consider the assets which are tangible in nature (Bryan et al., 2017). It is important to calculate the value of intangible assets to know the worth of a business. Recognition and measurement of …

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• Subject Code : BFF2401
• University : Monash University
• Subject Name: Accounting and Finance

Banks’ Performance Analysis Introduction It is very important to analyse the performance of the banks because it enables to check the financial soundness and make forecast about the future prospects of banks. There are three major parameters which describes the performance of the banks. They are: profitability, liquidity and productivity. Ratio analysis is considered optimal to compare bank groups on the basis of these three parameter…

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• Subject Code : LAW5002
• University : Monash University
• Subject Name: Law

Table of Contents Memorandum Issues Rule Application Conclusion Bibliography Websites Cases Journal articles  Memorandum of Principles of Contract To: Kim, the manager From: The Law clerk (ACCC). CC: Date: 03.07.2020 Subject: The terms containing such maximum payout caps, is likely to be void under ACL Part 2-3 in context to Bell v BetEasy dispute. Issues of Principles of Contract …