2. Which of the following best explains why patients with diabetes who have undergone one lower limb amputation are at increased risk for a second amputation on the contralateral limb?

A physical therapist is volunteering at a first aid tent of a 5K run on a sunny 80 degree day. A runner comes over complaining that they are dizzy and lightheaded. Their skin is cold and clammy. Which of the following phyiscal therapist actions is most appropriate? 

Based on the information you have, should the patient return to work?

Watch this commercial and then identify an example of each rhetorical appeal (logos, ethos, and pathos).  

What will happen if you do not complete the process work for each essay? 

Any answer accepted. 

General Essay instructions:  Essays MUST include an explanation and evidence or examples to support your answer. DO NOT CUT AND PASTE YOUR ANSWERS. Plagiarized answers will earn a grade of zero.

This course is entirely self-paced, and there is only one assignment deadline, the last day of the semester.

Due to budget shortages and a critical need of funding to fight a war, Congress enacted a $25 tax on each person flying into an airport in the five most popular vacation destinations in the country, as determined by Congress. The tax was implemented, and officials in the five destinations were outraged, fearing that the number of vacationers to the taxed destinations would decrease due to the tax.  If the tax is challenged in federal court by an official with standing, is the most likely result that the tax will be held constitutional?

A suspect was arrested on a charge of bank robbery. After formal charges had been filed, the suspect was scheduled for a lineup identification procedure. The suspect’s attorney was notified of the lineup and arrived at the station prior to the scheduled lineup. He was directed to wait in the hallway outside the lineup room. When the suspect was escorted into the lineup room, the officer acknowledged the attorney but did not motion for him to follow them into the lineup room. The attorney remained seated in the hallway. Inside the lineup room, the six members of the lineup, including the suspect, stood on one side of the one-way mirror in full view of the witnesses gathered on the other side in the viewing area. The lineup members stepped forward one by one for a closer inspection. After the first two lineup members had been presented, an officer realized that the suspect’s attorney was not present and immediately escorted him to the viewing area. The attorney arrived in time to witness the presentation of the suspect and the remaining three members of the lineup. Two witnesses then identified the suspect as the robber.  At trial, if the defense objects to the introduction of the lineup evidence, should the objection be granted?