The following code initializes an array of 5 integers. When…

The following code initializes an array of 5 integers. When the code is disassembled, it shows that the array arr is located at memory address 0x00003F00. After executing the following instructions, what will be the value stored in the variable x?   int arr[6] = {1, 1, 2, -3, 4, -5} int x = *(arr + 4)

The “Rehnquist Revolution” ended with Gonzales v. Raich. a….

The “Rehnquist Revolution” ended with Gonzales v. Raich. a. Briefly describe the facts and ruling in Gonzales v. Raich. (2 points) b. Do you agree with the Court’s interpretation of the Commerce Clause in this case? Why or why not? (1 point) c. Identify the method of interpretation you relied on to reach your conclusion (originalism or purposivism) and explain why the method justifies your result. (2 points)

In Marbury v. Madison, many say that John Marshall lost the…

In Marbury v. Madison, many say that John Marshall lost the battle but won the war. With the Judicial Reorganization Bill of 1937, many say that President Roosevelt lost the battle but won the war. a. What battle did Marshall lose in Marbury? b. What war did he win? c. What battle did Roosevelt lose with the Judicial Reorganization Bill? d. What war did he win? e. Based on what you’ve learned so far this semester, which branch of government is more often on the winning side of interpreting the Constitution? Give an example that you didn’t already mention to justify your opinion.

The nurse is caring for a 82-year-old female admitted to the…

The nurse is caring for a 82-year-old female admitted to the medical unit with new onset of urinary incontinence and mild confusion. Nurses’ Notes   0930: Admitted from the emergency room with new onset of incontinence and mild confusion. Recently widowed and now living with daughter and son-in-law. Daughter reports foul-smelling, pink-tinged urine with incontinence and low-grade fever; no reports of pain or burning but noted to be restless with new onset of mild confusion. Upon admission to medical unit, alert and oriented to person only but pleasant and cooperative. Temperature 101.8 F (38.7 C), other vital signs stable. Skin dry, warm and flushed with poor turgor. Offered bedpan frequently and voiding small amounts of urine—concentrated, pinkish and foul-smelling; does not report burning or pain. Urine and blood cultures obtained; results pending.  Daughter reports Sulfa allergy. 1000:  1st dose of IV ciprofloxacin and IV normal saline bolus given.  Acetaminophen 650 mg PO administered for fever.   1100:  Vital signs charted below, temperature down. IV NS at 150 cc/hr to left peripheral line. Confusion and restlessness continues. Call to provider, order for SWANN GANZ catheter to be placed at bedside.  Vital Signs   Time 1000     Temp  (F/C) 101.8/F  38.7 C     P 115     RR 26     B/P 92/48 (63)     Pulse oximeter 94 (room air)     Laboratory Report   Lab Results Reference range BUN 27 10-20 mg/dL Creatinine (serum) 1.3 0.9 to 1.4 mg/dL WBC 14.1 4.5 – 10.5 x 103 cells/mm3 Potassium (serum) 3.6 3.5 to 5 mEq/L Sodium (serum) 143 135 to 145 mEq/L Urine analysis       4+ bacteriuria         WBC >10,         + hematuria – Bacteriuria  – WBC  – Hematuria         Lactate 3.4 .6 – 2.2 mmol/L   SWANN GANZ catheter has been placed at bedside without complications. The nurse anticipates which of the following hemodynamic parameters?