What is the term indicating that a prosecutor in a criminal case must produce some evidence to justify moving a case forward?

Challenges to jurors that require a justification are called challenges __________.

I have read the Exam Procedures in the Syllabus and have been provided an explanation. I understand that any violation of the exam procedures will be considered cheating and therefore subject to the cheating, plagiarism, fabrication, and collusion course policy as outlined in the course syllabus.

I understand that I may not have any resources such as notes, textbooks or  devices while taking an exam, and that having any is a violation of exam procedures and therefore subject to the cheating, plagiarism, fabrication, and collusion course policy as outlined in the course syllabus.

A patient arrives to the Emergency Department in cardiac arrest and CPR is underway, but paramedics were unable to obtain IV access. What is the best next action to secure a site for medication administration during a code blue?

At 1100 the driver of a vehicle involved in a motor vehicle crash is admitted. Emergency Medical Services (EMS) reports it was a difficult extrication on scene as the steering wheel was pushed into patient’s chest. The assessment data are below:   Time Lung Sounds Heart Sounds BP HR O2 Sat Cardiac Index   1100 Clear to all fields, equal bilaterally S1, S2 145/85 102 96 4.5L/min/m2   1200 Clear to all fields, equal bilaterally S1, S2, Muffled 80/68 132 82 1.6L/min/m2   An arterial line was placed at 1200 and the nurse notes that the patient’s systolic blood pressure drops 15 mmHg with each inspiration. Which condition is represented by the history and table above?

Why is the nurse’s priority concern if PVC’s are close to the T wave often referred to as R on T?

Which medication should be given first when preparing to intubate a patient who is in acute respiratory failure?

In the courtroom work group, the judge generally knows less about the case than the attorneys.

A gag order prohibits anyone involved in a case—police, prosecutor, defense attorney, defendant—from talking to the press.