Electromation v. National Labor Relations Board

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Read the case, “Electromation v. National Labor Relations Board” and completely and thoroughly discuss the following questions: 1. Did the employer seem to intentionally violate the law? Explain. (1 page) 2. What do you think would motivate an employer to prefer to deal directly wit​‌‍‍‍‌‍‍‌‍‌‌‍‍‍‌‍‌‌‌‍​h an employee participation group rather than a union? (1 page) 3. Do you think it’s harmful to put the employer on “both sides of the bargaining table”? Explain the pros and cons. (1 page)

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Key Topics of Kitchen Debate

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What were the key topics of the “Kitchen Debate” between Nixon and Khrushchev, which media technologies recorded this event and which ones created its iconic image, and why did Nixon lose his first Presidential debate with Kennedy on television while winning it on radio?

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Hound of the Baskervilles and Pride and Prejudice

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In Hound of the Baskervilles, Mr. Franklin is a member of the upper-class. Another member of the upper-class is Lady Catherine de Bourgh from Pride and Prejudice. In a five paragraph essay, compare and contrast these two characters. Be sure to explain each character’s function in the story.

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Josie Bellings Case Study

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  • Josie Bellings Case Study

Two months ago, you saw Josie, a 34-year-old nurse, to whom you prescribed escitalopram 10 mg daily and alprazolam 0.5 mg, three times a day as needed for anxiety.

Today, Josie, her mom, and her boyfriend, Robs, present for a follow up visit. Josie reports, “My anxiety isn’t really any better. I haven’t been able to come in to work for the past three days. I ran out of my alprazolam and I cannot even think about going to work without it. Tell her, Robs, what it’s like.”

“Yesterday,” Robs says, “Josie couldn’t get through the day, so um, yeah, she took some of my mom’s alprazolam yesterda–.”

Josie’s mom interrupts to ask, “But why did you even give her that drug? With her history of alcohol addiction! She’s been alcoholic since she was in her early 20s. And did she tell you her dad also had problems with addiction?”

“Addiction?” Robs asks Josie’s mom. “Are you worried about addiction to this drug?”

He turns to you, agitated. “Did you know Josie’s sometimes taking up to seven pills a day? At least that I know of. Is that overusing or addiction?”

Josie starts crying. “But I can’t function without alprazolam. Robs, you know how hard nursing has been ever since orientation ended. I love my job but I just want to feel normal. And the alprazolam makes me feel that way. Please….” she pleads.

Based on the initial letter of your last name, from your perspective as Josie’s psychiatric nurse practitioner, address the following in your initial post. Question 5 should be answered by everyone.
G–L: How does alprazolam work? What makes the medication so addictive?
Everyone: Are there any special considerations for Josie because she is a registered nurse? What are the rules and regulations in your state for impaired nurses? Include the link to online information.

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