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Andy and Charlie had worked together in the same office for seven years, during most of which they were locked in a bitter dispute over Charlie’s annoying tendency to whistle Grateful Dead tunes throughout the day. One day Andy walked into the office and found Charlie, with his back to Andy, wielding a baseball bat, which he was using to practice his swing in preparation for a firm softball game. Andy, thinking that Charlie was finally going to try to kill him after all these years, grabbed a letter opener and stabbed Charlie to death just as he turned around, but before Charlie had an opportunity to say anything. If Andy is tried for Charlie’s murder, Andy most likely will be found

D wounded V in a fight. V went to the hospital for treatment for the wound, which was serious, but not mortal. As a result of the physician’s gross medical malpractice, V died. Under the common law, D’s best argument to avoid criminal homicide liability is:

The charge nurse is placing a 7 year old postoperative client transferring from the intensive care unit to the pediatric unit.  The charge nurses knows that the best room to place the client is with which of the following clients

A client is prescribed two inhalers for management of chronic asthma. The first medication is budesonide (Pulmicort) and the second medication is albuterol (Ventolin). Which of following  statements made by the client would require additional teaching?  Select all that apply.

The nurse is caring for a client with Cushing’s syndrome. During discharge teaching, the nurse discusses safety precautions to observe at home.  Which statement made by the client indicates a need for further teaching?

Gonads begin to develop ______________.

____________ is drained by subclavian vein

Tiny hair/projections called fimbriae keep mucus and dirt out of your lungs.

What structure is #1 referring to?   

Absorption of many nutrients begin in the stomach