Crime and Forensics Short-Answer Questions What constitutes a computer crime? This type of crime is the illegal exploitation of computer technologies‚ usually involving the Internet‚ to support crimes such as fraud‚ identity theft‚ sharing of information‚ and embezzlement. Exactly what is illegal varies greatly from territory to territory. Consequently‚ the growth of international data communications and in particular the Internet has made these crimes both more common and more difficult
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201 Task A - Short Answer Questions Ai: Three different sources of information would be found on the internet‚ through the management and the policy and procedure folder. Aii: a) Three aspects of employment covered by law are Health and Safety‚ Training and most important a contract‚ the employee must have a contact of employment. b) Three main features of the current employment legislation are holiday’s entitlement‚ pay and sick. Aiii: Employment laws exist to protect the best interests
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for Disease Control and Prevention says (CDC) “In America about 40‚000 cases of Salmonella are reported every year”. When you hear salmonella you only think salmonella but you really don’t understand what it is. “Salmonella is a bacterium that occurs in the intestines‚ that causes food poisoning”. When contracting the virus there are common symptoms you attract. Christian Nordavist says when infected with Salmonella it causes “typhoid fever‚ gastroenteritis‚ enteric fever and other illnesses”. When
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What does their name mean? There is a great deal of confusion over the naming of Salmonella strains (even the people who work on Salmonella are confused!) but in essence‚ the strains which we will deal with here are generally different serovars of Salmonella enterica. This means that they all belong to the genus Salmonella‚ a division that groups similar‚ though not identical bacteria together. These bacteria are named after the scientist who discovered them‚ Dr. Daniel Salmon. The majority
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This archive file of SCI 207 Week 2 Answer to Lab Question 2 shows the solutions to the following problems: In the lab questions below‚ report your answers in the format of a scientific report: introduction‚ methods‚ results‚ discussion‚ conclusions and management recommendations. Introduction 1. What is the question that this study aimed to answer? State the hypothesis that you tested. 2. Briefly describe the methods of data collection and analysis you used to test your hypothesis
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Borne Illness - Salmonella Food Borne Illness - Salmonella Abstract There are many things in the world that can make a person sick. A lot of times‚ it is a simple matter of just being careless‚ or ignorant of the facts‚ that causes a person to get sick from the foods or animals that they handle. One type of bacteria that can be picked up from these bad practices is Salmonella. If left unchecked‚ or if action isn’t taken‚ then this bacteria has the potential to develop into an illness‚ spread
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Foodborne Illness: Salmonella SCI/162 What is the infectious agent (pathogen) that causes this infectious disease? For example‚ the name of the bacteria‚ virus or parasite. Salmonella is a bacteria that was discovered more than one hundred years ago by a scientist named Dr. Daniel E. Salmon‚ who the bacteria is named after. The bacteria are living microscopic creatures that are found in the feces of people or animals and spread to other people or other animals. There are more than 2‚000 strains
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and headaches. Therefore before using this data to suggest when a common exposure date may have occurred it is important to consider 2 points; firstly the incubation period (the time between consuming a contaminated product and the first signs of illness) and secondly the symptoms commonly seem as a result from the ingestion of food poisoning bacterium. Using the information available and symptom charts from Sprenger‚ R. (2008: 24-25) it would be reasonable to rule out the infections being caused
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What nursing decisions do you think would have the greatest legal implications? Consider how different decisions for the same situations might lessen legal ramifications. Faced with ethical and legal decisions on a daily basis‚ nurses must at times make some pretty tough decisions including how to proceed with care for an incapacitated patient with no advanced directive or how to proceed when called upon to testify against a current employer. The American Nurses Association Code of Nursing Ethics
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Norovirus Sami Zavala SCI/163 12/1/2011 Joan Rotnem Norovirus Norovirus is a family of viruses that cause gastroenteritis in humans and some animals (Ballantyne‚ 3/30). Gastroenteritis is an intestinal flu. The original norovirus is called the Norwalk virus. The Norwalk virus‚ along with other similar viruses‚ makes up norovirus. Norovirus is spread through fecal matter from an infected person. The fecal matter can be passed by shaking hands from an infected person who did not wash their hands
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