15) Jack pays $1 to enter a raffle. He was hoping to win an…

15) Jack pays $1 to enter a raffle. He was hoping to win an autographed photograph of a famous baseball player, but instead he won a red UW-Madison t-shirt.  He already has about twenty red UW-Madison t-shifts and he probably wouldn’t have paid even 25 cents for another one. Jack’s friend Patrick sees that Jack is disappointed to have won the t-shirt and so the next day Patrick asks if he could buy the t-shift from Jack for $5.  Jack thinks about it and says that he wouldn’t sell the t-shirt for less than $20.  This scenario illustrates what decision-making issue?

A client comes to the outpatient department for a urine drug…

A client comes to the outpatient department for a urine drug screen.  You follow the protocol for collection but question whether the specimen is truly urine.  You then follow the procedure for urine verification and obtain the following results.  Which result causes you to reject the specimen?