This essay focuses on textbook and course materials. APA format is require for references and citations, but not for the body of the case study.

textbook and course materials

Instructions Using what you have learned in Weeks 1 through 14, please complete the case study specific to your certification track (see Note:). Make sure to address all components of each question and answer thoroughly and concisely. Support each answer with evidence. Please be sure to use evidence-base, peer-reviewed journals that have been publish within the past three to five years in addition to your textbook and course materials. APA format is require for references and citations, but not for the body of the case study.

Please use the provided template to help with organization.

This assignment is due on DAY 5. Note: If you are a Pediatric NP student, a WHNP student. A PMHNP student, you must complete your population-specific case study. If you are a Family NP student, you can complete any one of the following three case studies. Pediatric Case Adult Case Woman’s Health Care If you are an Adult-Geriatric NP student. You can complete either the Adult Case or the Woman’s Health Case.

Aristotle went beyond that concept of evidence as the simple passive perception of the senses. He observed that, although all superior animals could have sensory experiences of things. Only human beings had to conceptualize them and penetrate more and more into their reality (cf. Metaphysics, 449, b;

About the Memory, 452, a; Physics I, c. 1).

This certain understanding that the intellect obtains things when it sees them. Makes it in an innate and necessary way (it is not something acquired, as can be the habit of science. Of which he speaks in Ethics IV). For Aristotle, the evidence is not the merely passive perception of reality. But a gradual process of discoveries, a knowledge that “determines and divides” better and better. The “undetermine and undefine”: it begins with what is most evident for us. In order to end with what is truer and more evident in nature.