22. In Employment Division v. Smith, SCOTUS held that a law that burdens religious practice will be constitutionally permissible so long as                    . 

A 78 year-old patient on peritoneal dialysis for 3 years informs the nurse that he is tiring of dialysis. He further states that he has lived a good life and no longer wishes to continue with dialysis and battle the complication of diabetes. The nurse’s best response to the patient is:

11. True or false: The 6th Amendment guarantees that criminal defendants do not have to prove their innocence. 

23. Which of the following would most likely qualify as “obscenity” that is not protected by the 1st Amendment? 

26. True or false: Most constitutional rights are negative rather than positive rights. 

BONUS: According to SCOTUS, states cannot pass laws that prohibit the ownership of handguns for self-defense as a result of: 

While performing a physical assessment of a client newly diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis, the nurse should assess for nodules on the:

An older adult client is fitted with hearing aids when a recent hearing assessment reveals that he has a sensorineural hearing loss related to presbycusis. To assist the client in adjusting to the hearing aids, the nurse advises him to                                 

                      The nurse discusses the results of a bone density test with a patient. The patient’s score is a –1.9. Which patient statement indicates a correct understanding of the results?

2. Which most accurately describes the relationship between slavery and the original Constitution?