A nurse collects an adult client’s vital signs.  The client…

A nurse collects an adult client’s vital signs.  The client has a history of hypertension.  Based on the following findings, which vital sign result needs to be further assessed at this time? oral temperature 98.8 degrees F; radial pulse 80 beats/minute with regular rhythm; respirations 30 breaths/minute, shallow; blood pressure 118/78 mm Hg. 

Essay (40 points) Why Cities Lose According to Jonathan Rodd…

Essay (40 points) Why Cities Lose According to Jonathan Rodden in Why Cities Lose, why do cities lose in democracies with winner-take-all elections?  Why do post-manufacturing cities in the U.S. and other democracies tend to overwhelmingly support parties of the left?  Why do winner-take-all districts push elected officials to the right?  To Rodden, why are Proportional Representation (PR) systems better than winner-take-all systems?  Do you agree with his assessment?  Do you agree with Rodden’s assessment that the current level of geographical polarization in the United States is worrisome? 

A nurse observes an assistive personnel (AP) reprimanding a…

A nurse observes an assistive personnel (AP) reprimanding a client for not using the call light to ask for assistance before getting out of bed.  The AP tells the client that bed alarms will be used next time if the client does not use the call light.  Which of the following torts is the AP committing?