Which patient is most likely experiencing a new neurologic condition?

A 58-year-old female presents to the clinic with complaints of pelvic pressure, urinary frequency, and a sensation of something “bulging” in her vagina. During the health assessment, the nurse notes a soft, bulging mass in the anterior vaginal wall when the patient bears down. Based on these findings, which condition should the nurse suspect?  Based on the findings above, what action should the nurse perform next? 

Define an ethical theory from the second half of class (Weeks 5-8) and apply it to a controversy, then critique the theory’s approach and how you would advise approaching the same controversy similarly / differently. Part 1 (50+ words): Apply your selected theory to a controversy of your choice. Part 2 (50+ words): Critique the theory’s response to the controversy, highlighting strengths and weaknesses. Part 3 (50+ words): Offer your own solution, or how you would approach the controversy similarly and differently from the theory of choice, along with your resources and reasons why.  You can recall from memory any of the class materials, as well as your own reflections. As with other parts of this test, essays are closed notes / closed book / no internet or AI consulting, etc.

Job is a short book, containing only 10 chapters.

Which category of conversation is described as a self-reflection that each party has following a difficult conversation?

According to the lesson regarding “continuity of identity,” we will be ourselves in Heaven, not someone else. If I am not the same person in Heaven as I am on Earth, with the same identity, history, and memory, then I did not go to Heaven.  Also, the Final Judgment makes no sense if we are not ourselves. Jesus was the same person (not someone else) at his resurrection.  (Relatedly, other biblical figures like Moses and Elijah were the same people in their transfigured appearances with Jesus).  

In the famous Glenn Douglas (or was it Michael Close?) film, Natal Protraction, the antagonist Danielle Woods shrieked, “If he doesn’t love me, I’ll die! If I can’t have him as my lover, then no one else can either!”  In our discussion of Greek “love” styles, this most closely parallels:

According to the class lesson, did Jesus urge storing up treasures in heaven?

According to the Lesson on “Wisdom, In Action,” what was Jesus accomplishing at the end of his life on earth by dying on the cross?

What is the correct number of dots surrounding the sulfur symbol in the electron dot structure?