Greek for “Holy Wisdom” this is the principal church in Constantinople.

___________________ and _________________ are two of the architectural elements typically found on buildings built during the Roman Empire?

Many women chose to enter monastic life because it gave them opportunities that would not have been otherwise available to them in Medieval culture

The way of an organizing a society in which lesser rulers are bound by acts of fealty to higer ones is known as ______________.

CASE 1: You’re working with a 29 year old single female at an inpatient rehab facility who was recently admitted after sustaining a spinal cord injury to her T10 (Mid-trunk level) region on the L side after a car accident.  She has a dog that she enjoys hiking with, and works as a nanny to 3 children.  Her chart shows it was a hemi-section of her spinal cord, diagnosed as Brown-Sequard Syndrome and she can ambulate with a quad cane.   What and where would you expect the sensory loss to include (sensory loss-2 points, location-3 points)

A gaseous system is designed to apply a liquid, usually water, to all areas in which a fire has been detected.

Alarm events that are accurate and noteworthy but do not pose significant threats to information security are called noise.

Common forms of mechanical locks include electric strike locks, which (usually) require people to announce themselves before being “buzzed” through a locked door.

At the World Championships in Athletics in Helsinki in August 2005, a virus called Cabir infected dozens of ________, the first time this occurred in a public setting.

CASE 2: You are about to evaluate a 56 year old retired school teacher who recently had a clot in her middle cerebral artery causing a R CVA affecting her frontal lobe.  She is ambulatory with mild weakness in her left arm.  Is this considered and UMN or LMN lesion? (1 point)