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What is the scope of the variable pen on line 1?   var pen = “Bic”; var pencil = “0.7 mm lead”; function writeIt() { document.write(“I have a ” + pen + ” pen.”); pen = “Flair”; document.write(“You have a ” + pen + ” pen.”); var pencil = “0.5mm lead”; document.write(“I prefer pencils with ” + pencil); }     

What is the scope of the variable pencil on line 8?   var pen = “Bic”; var pencil = “0.7 mm lead”; function writeIt() { document.write(“I have a ” + pen + ” pen.”); pen = “Flair”; document.write(“You have a ” + pen + ” pen.”); var pencil = “0.5mm lead”; document.write(“I prefer pencils with ” + pencil); }     

Which of the following is not an acceptable variable name?

You begin drawing blood when you notice a large amount of air bubbles in your syringe. What could have caused this?

A feline patient is in your hospital for post op declaw complications. His front paws are very sensitive, therefore he is becoming fractious, using his teeth as his main line of defense. Where would you draw blood from this patient if you needed 1ml for a chemistry?

Noting the following; the patient has obvious abdominal distention and massive fat deposits all over. The waist and abdominal tuck are absent. The patient is obviously too heavy. What is the BCS?

What is the scope of the variable pen on line 1?   var pen = “Bic”; var pencil = “0.7 mm lead”; function writeIt() { document.write(“I have a ” + pen + ” pen.”); pen = “Flair”; document.write(“You have a ” + pen + ” pen.”); var pencil = “0.5mm lead”; document.write(“I prefer pencils with ” + pencil); }     

Which of the following will load a two-dimensional array with two rows and four columns of integers?

What will display after the following code is run if z = 3?             switch(x)      {           case 1:               document.write(“one!”);           case 2:               document.write(“two!”);           case 3:               document.write(“three!”);           default:               document.write(“go!”);  

Given the following code snippet, what will be displayed on the web page if the user enters 4 at the prompt?                 var myNum = prompt(“Enter a number:”);                 var result = myNum + myNum;                 document.write(result);