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CASE STUDY (#23-32): Michael is a 6 year-old boy who is brought to the doctor by his mother, where she explains that Michael’s joints have been noticeably swollen since he began playing soccer four weeks ago.  She was also concerned because after one incident where Michael was hit in the nose with a soccer ball, he did not begin bleeding until about three hours after the incident, and then bled profusely for many hours.  The doctor ordered coagulation screening tests on Michael. Based on his symptoms, which (if any) of Michael’s coagulation screening test results would you expect to be abnormal?  Why?

There is a lot covered on this exam, so let’s end with a (hopefully) easy one worth BONUS POINTS: What color is the top of the collection tube required for PT and aPTT testing?

Which of the following is a regression model?

​The wishes of          are often the single most important influence on police selective enforcement practice.

Showing difference in treating individuals or groups, or failing to treat individuals equally is called​

​The case that effectively removed the absolute sovereign immunity from civil liability previously enjoyed by governmental entities and their employees was

Bike patrols in the United States have been used​

​The precedent for a warrantless search of an automobile resulted from

​Which case set the standard for liability in police pursuits?

The result of the decision                                            is that police are free to engage in dragnet-like searches of buses and trains, in settings where it is extremely difficult for any citizen to refuse to cooperate.