You are treating an elderly patient who has had acute onset…

You are treating an elderly patient who has had acute onset of difficulty speaking, as wellas being unable to move their left arm or leg. While you are preparing for transport,which assessment finding would lead you to believe the patient is having a transientischemic attack?

You are on the scene at a fancy hotel room for a 60-year-old…

You are on the scene at a fancy hotel room for a 60-year-old male patient who calls 911 at 10 p.m. for chest pains. He states he was about to go to bed when he suddenly had chest pain that would not go away. He rates his pain as a 7 out of 10 and is diaphoretic. His vital signs are stable, and he takes medications for hypertension, high cholesterol, and erectile dysfunction. The patient is allergic to morphine. After placing the patient on oxygen, you contact medical control and request:

Mike and Darryl, computer experts, decided that they were go…

Mike and Darryl, computer experts, decided that they were going to meet up for the purpose of hacking into the database of local home-based business, David’s Doorknobs (owned by David), for the purpose of stealing the personal information of all of David’s clients. On a not so unusual evening at about 10:00 pm, Darryl entered Mike’s home, logged onto Mike’s laptop computer and breached David’s computer firewall, thereby entering David’s home computer and gaining access to all of David’s client information. However, before David’s client information was downloaded, Mike became sleepy and became unconscious. Unbeknownst to Mike, Darryl had dissolved a sleeping pill in Mike’s drink shortly after arriving at his home.  Darryl finished the upload of David’s client files, called Lyft for a ride, and left Mike’s home with his computer. When the Lyft driver, Andy, showed up, Darryl sat down in the car, closed the door, and told Andy that he just committed the perfect crime and to drive him to the airport in record time “or else.” Andy raced through the residential neighborhood at speeds exceeding 100 mph even though the posted speed limit was 25 mph. Andy lost control of the car and it struck a homeless person sleeping on the sidewalk, Nellie, killing her instantly.  The relevant burglary statute in that jurisdiction reads as follows: “It is a felony to enter the dwelling of another at night with the intent to commit a felony or theft crime therein.”   (1) Should Darryl be charged with burglary? Discuss. (2) Should Darryl be charged with robbery? Discuss. (3) Should Darryl be charged with murder? Discuss. (4) Should Mike be charged with murder? Discuss.

You are assessing a 73-year-old female who passed out at chu…

You are assessing a 73-year-old female who passed out at church after standing upquickly. She was unconscious prior to EMS arrival. Blood pressure is 102/50, heart rateis 112 and regular, respirations are 20 and regular. She is now oriented and refusingtransport. What care plan is the MOST prudent?