Use the South University Library and your assigned textbook to answer the following questions.
Distinguish between Advanced Nursing Practice (ANP) and the Advanced Practice Nurse (APN).
Briefly define advance nursing practice and the four roles in advanced practice nursing pertaining to clinical practice, primary care, education, administration, and health information.
Discuss the role you intend to acquire through SUO. Include experiences and/or qualities you have that have influenced your decision. Include your personal philosophy.
Develop a minimum of ten questions that you would like to ask the advanced practice clinician or non-clinician that you have chosen to interview. Identify in the paper the individual by name, credentials, position and your planned date for the interview (Interview write up is due Week 3)
Submission Details:
Create a 2-4 page paper (excluding the title page and references).
Literature should be used and points are assigned.
Peer reviewed articles that are non-research and nursing organization websites may be used. All articles must be current (not more than five years old, unless it is a hallmark reference; e.g., Institute of Medicine (IOM) (2010). The Future of Nursing: Leading Change, Advancing Health.
Format your paper, citations, and references using correct APA Style.
Case Study Summary Case Studies A case study analysis is a form
Case Study Summary
Case Studies
A case study analysis is a form of academic writing which analyses a situation, event, place, or person to form a conclusion. They are useful for phenomena that can’t be studied in a laboratory or via quantitative methods. Case studies are commonly used in several fields, such as the social sciences, medicine, and business.
Types of Case Studies
There are generally five types of case study, and it is important to work out which type you are tasked to write before you can begin to learn how to write a case study analysis:
Historical case studies focus on historical events and contain various information that provides different perspectives of the period and applies them to current-day parallels, e.g., “Racism Amongst the French Aristocracy in the 1800s”.
Problem-oriented case studies aim to solve a real-life or theoretical problem, e.g., “Homelessness in New York.”
Multiple/Collective/Cumulative case studies include the collection of information to provide comparisons, e.g., the value of a specific resource in different countries.
Critical/intrinsic case studies investigate the causes and effects of a case, e.g., “Why Toys Remain Gender Stereotyped.”
Illustrative/instrumental case studies describe particular events, the outcomes, and what has been learned as a result. For example, “The Effects of Dance Therapy in Depressed Adolescents.”
Summary
A case summary presents the critical information of a case study, including the following:
Set the scene: background information and relevant facts
Identification of the key issues or problems
Identification of why the problems exist?
How do the issues impact the organization?
Who is responsible for the problems?
What is the primary objective?
Activity: Create a summary of the case study provided in this module of the course.
Submit one(1) Microsoft Word compatible document to the proper dropbox for this activity (no other file format will be accepted).
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Once you have accessed the 2017 outbreak link on Clinical and Teaching
Advanced Practice Roles in Nursing: Use the South University Library and your assigned textbook to answer the following questions. Essay Writing Assignment Help Once you have accessed the 2017 outbreak link on Clinical and Teaching Microbiology Exposure, read the highlights and the outbreak notice. Then, begin answering the questions below.
After reading this notice initially, think about how these outbreaks occur and list three factors that may contribute to this type of teaching lab outbreak.
2. What domain does the microbe Salmonella belong to? (Bacteria, Archaea, Eukaryote)
3. What is the full binomial name of this microbe (Genus species)? (Note: Typhimurium is not a species name).
4. Is Florida listed as one of the states where these outbreaks were reported?
5. How many people were affected by the 2017 outbreak?
6. Which individuals became sick?
7. What are the symptoms of illness when infected with Salmonella Typhimurium?
8. Looking at the link titled “Advice to Students and Employees in Microbiology Laboratories”, what are the recommendations by the CDC for prevention of the laboratory-based Salmonella outbreaks?
9. Compare the 2017 outbreak to the 2011 and 2014 outbreaks of laboratory-based Salmonella outbreaks. Are there any differences in the infections that occurred?
10. Looking at the combined outbreak findings for 2011, 2014, and 2017 study summaries, what were some of the differences in behaviors between groups that had lower incidence of laboratory setting Salmonella outbreaks and those that had a higher incidence?
Assessment 6 Problems: Applying the IRS Code In a Word document, provide
Assessment 6 Problems: Applying the IRS Code
In a Word document, provide complete answers with explanations to the problems below.
Problem 1
In 2021, Matthew contributed equipment with an adjusted basis of $40,000 and an FMV of $36,000 to Construction Limited Partnership (CLP) in return for a 3% limited partnership interest. Matthew’s share of CLP income and losses for the year were as follows:
Interest $1,000
Dividends 600
Capital gains 1,800
Ordinary loss (8,650)
CLP had no liabilities.
What are Matthew’s initial basis, allowed losses, and ending at-risk amount?
Problem 2
During the current year, Ben worked 1,500 hours as a tax consultant and 500 hours as a real estate agent. His one other employee (his wife) worked 350 hours in the real estate business. Ben earned $60,000 as a tax consultant, and together the couple lost $18,000 in the real estate business.
How should Ben treat the loss on his federal income tax return?
Problem 3
Chrystal died owning an interest in a passive activity property. The property had an adjusted basis of $270,000, a fair market value of $284,000, and suspended losses of $25,000.
What can be deducted on her final income tax return?
Problem 4
Howard has a $76,000 loss from an investment in a partnership in which he does not participate. His basis in the interest is $70,000.
a. How much of the loss is disallowed by the at-risk rules?
b. How much of the loss is disallowed by the passive loss rules?
Problem 5
Roberta gave her daughter a passive activity last year that had an adjusted basis of $37,500. The activity had suspended losses of $17,500 and a fair market value of $60,000. In the current year, her daughter realized an income of $9,000 from the passive activity.
What is the tax effect on Roberta and her daughter last year and in the current year?
Problem 6
Charles had the following itemized deductions in 2021:
State income taxes $3,000
Charitable contributions 4,900
Mortgage interest (personal residence) 14,000
Medical expenses [$8,000-(7.5% ×$75,000)] 2,375
a. What are Charles’ itemized deductions for AMT purposes?
b. What is the amount of the AMT adjustment?
Answer:
AMT
Regular Tax
Adjustment
State Income
Taxes
Charitable
Contributions
Mortgage Interest
Medical Expenses
Answer:
AMT
Regular Tax
Adjustment
State Income
Taxes
Charitable
Contributions
Mortgage Interest
Medical Expenses
Assessment 7 Problems In a Word document, provide complete answers with explanations
Assessment 7 Problems
In a Word document, provide complete answers with explanations to the problems below.
Problem 1
Darrel, Sissy, and Carol form a partnership. Darrel and Sissy give equipment and a building, respectively. Carol agrees to perform all of the accounting and office work in exchange for a 10% interest.
FMV Basis Partnership %
Darrel’s equipment $200,000 $100,000 60%
Sissy’s building $100,000 $50,000 30%
Carol’s services $0 $0 10%
a. Do any of the partners recognize any gain? If so, how much and why?
b. What is the basis for each partner in his or her partnership interest?
c. What is the basis for the partnership of each asset?
Problem 2
Wayne has a beginning basis in a partnership of $46,000. His share of income and expense from the partnership consists of the following amounts:
Ordinary income $86,000
Guaranteed payment 24,000
Long-term capital gain 31,000
§1231 gain 8,600
Charitable contributions 4,000
§179 expense 36,000
Cash distribution 12,000
a. What is Wayne’s self-employment income?
b. Calculate Wayne’s basis at the end of the year.
Problem 3
Karen has a basis in her partnership interest of $24,000 when she receives a distribution from the partnership of $12,000 cash, and equipment with a basis of $16,000 ($24,000 FMV).
a. How much gain or loss must Karen recognize on the distribution?
b. What is Karen’s ending partnership basis?
c. What is Karen’s basis in the equipment?
Problem 4
Carrie purchased a 40% partnership interest for $86,000 in February 2019. Her share of partnership income in 2019 was $44,000, in 2020 was $50,000, and in 2021 was $24,000. She made no additional contributions to, or withdrawals from, the partnership. On December 18, 2021, Carrie sold her partnership interest for $206,000. What is her gain or loss on the sale of her partnership interest?
Problem 5
Determine the basis of stock in the hands of the shareholder in each of the following instances. Assume that the 80% rule is met in all cases.
a. Contribution of property with a basis of $2,000 and an FMV of $2,800.
b. Contribution of property with a basis of $6,000 and an FMV of $7,600. The stockholder also received $1,000 cash from the corporation as part of the stock transaction.
c. Contribution of property with a basis of $16,400 and an FMV of $25,000. The stockholder also received property with an FMV of $3,400 from the corporation as part of the stock transaction.
d. Contribution of a building with an FMV of $400,000, a mortgage (assumed by the corporation) of $200,000, and a basis of $250,000.
e. Contribution of a building with an FMV of $3,400,000, a mortgage (assumed by the corporation) of $2,000,000, and a basis of $1,270,000.
Problem 6
Determine taxable income in each of the following instances. Assume that the corporation is a C corporation and that book income is before any income tax expense.
a. Book income of $100,000 including capital gains of $4,000, a charitable contribution of $2,000, and travel and entertainment expenses of $6,000.
b. Book income of $184,000 including capital losses of $6,000, a charitable contribution of $24,000, and travel and entertainment expenses of $6,000.
c. Book income of $152,000 including municipal bond interest of $4,000, a charitable contribution of $10,000, and dividends of $6,000 from a 10% owned domestic corporation. The corporation also has a $16,000 charitable contribution carryover.
d. Book income of $258,000 including municipal bond interest of $4,000, a charitable contribution of $10,000, and dividends of $14,000 from a 70% owned domestic corporation. The corporation has a capital loss carryover of $12,000 and a capital gain of $5,000 in the current year.
Problem 7
Determine the amount of (1) taxable dividend, (2) nontaxable distribution, and (3) capital gain, for the distributions made in each of the following cases:
a. Corporate E&P of $20,000, shareholder stock basis of $24,000, distribution of $12,000.
b. Corporate E&P of $15,000, shareholder stock basis of $14,000, distribution of $13,000.
c. Corporate E&P of $32,000, shareholder stock basis of $10,000, distribution of $34,000.
d. Corporate E&P of $28,000, shareholder stock basis of $22,000, distribution of $52,000.
FOS100 SMART Goals Write three SMART goals for your future: one personal
FOS100
SMART Goals
Write three SMART goals for your future: one personal goal, one professional goal, and one academic goal. When writing these goals, try to make them:
As specific as possible.
Measurable (How will you know they have been accomplished?)
Achievable, realistic, and attainable.
Relevant to what matters to you (they may align with other goals you have).
Timely (The goals should have a target date for completion.)
Personal Goal
[Write your goal here.]
Professional Goal
[Write your goal here.]
Academic Goal
[Write your goal here.]
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