Order Number |
0564376135 |
Type of Project |
ESSAY |
Writer Level |
PHD VERIFIED |
Format |
APA |
Academic Sources |
10 |
Page Count |
3-12 PAGES |
Include name of the disease (Meningitis) and student(s) name
The paper must have academic style
Write each topic in the order given)
– Name the infectious disease.
– Mention the organism(s) that cause the disease.
– Pick the most common organism that causes the disease and tell about the organism:
Classification of the organism, organism’s habitat, general characteristics and virulence
factors of the organism (Include pictures of the microorganism (bacteria, virus, helminth).
– About the disease:
– Write how is the disease transmitted, what is the portal(s) of entry and, where does it cause
problems in humans’ body (what organs or system(s) are affected.
– Signs and symptoms (include pictures of them).
– Diagnosis and Treatment.
– Prevention.
– Epidemiology: Include cases in U.S. and/or where is mostly present, who gets affected (kids,
women, men, all), and it there are cases of nosocomial infections or not and why.
Connection Between State Police Power
According to the text, criminal law is aimed at the misbehavior that falls below society’s norms and values. The burden of enforcing criminal law and maintaining public order and public safety falls to local, state, and even the federal government; all help to shape and prescribe conduct in the United States. Each state is specifically responsible for the maintenance of public order and public safety within their borders. The federal government is responsible for regulating criminal conduct delegated to it by the U.S. Constitution. Each branch of government, at the state and federal level, must proscribe the required elements of each crime charged and prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt per the Due Process Clause and other constitutional requirements. In this assignment, you will explore criminal law, criminal culpability and its limitations, and what is required for criminal liability and
Write a 2–3-page paper in which you: