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In Sauer v. Hebrew, the court held that the camp was responsible for the injuries the 13 year old boy incurred when the boy fell and hit his head on a concrete walk during a water gun fight. 

The PCAOB typically criticizes auditors for collecting more evidence than statistical sampling methods recommend.

The nurse is caring for a diabetic patient with an exacerbation of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease. who presents  in respiratory acidosis. Which laboratory findings are consistent with respiratory acidosis?

Assume that you plan to set sampling risk at 10%. As the tolerable rate of deviation increases, what will happen to the recommended sample size?                

NOTE  – THIS IS YOUR EXTRA CREDIT FOR THE EXAM.   What are you thinking now that this exam (and course) is all but behind you?    SELECT ALL THAT APPLY    PLEASE SELECT EVERY ANSWER TO GET YOUR TWO EXTRA CREDIT POINTS

The  nurse is caring for a patient following surgery to repair a torn rotator cuff left shoulder.  Around 4 pm, the patient complains of severe shoulder pain 8/10, moaning loudly.  The nurse administers an intramuscular opioid analgesic.    The nurse ensures the bed is in low locked position and the call light is placed near the patient’s right hand.  The nurse engages the built-in bed alarm, and reminds the patient not to get out of bed by themself.   If the patient gets up independently, falls and suffers an injury, which of the statements accurately reflects this situation as it pertains to liability issues?

The nurse is caring for a patient  paralyzed  from the chest down due to a motor vehicle accident.  Which of the following is not a potential complication of immobility?

The provider has ordered cefaclor 400 mg to be given twice a day.  The nurse will administer how many milliliters per 400 mg dose?   State the number only in the answer- do not include ml ______ ml

A patient has just been admitted to the medical-surgical floor for observation following a motor vehicle accident with head trauma. The family has just pressed the call light and notified the nurse that the patient is now confused and cannot recall the incident. The nurse is aware that this change in level of consciousness is the most sensitive and reliable indicator of:

A nurse is caring for a client after a cranial surgery in which the incision was made in the back of the skull. The nurse is delegating the task of repositioning to an unlicensed assistive personnel (UAP). Which instructions would be important to include when delegating to the UAP?