3. Pop is among the wealthiest men in New York society. When his son was arrested for selling illegal drugs to his prep school classmates, Pop sought the legal services of the prestigious old firm of Dewey, Cheatem & Howe (“Dewey”). The Dewey firm practices almost nothing but securities and banking law. For which of the following reasons may the Dewey firm decline employment in the case? I. That Pop is not among the firm’s regular clients. II. That the firm is not experienced in criminal litigation. III. That Pop can obtain better service at lower fees from lawyers with more experience in criminal litigation. IV. That the firm does not want to take time away from its regular work for a matter such as this one.

The nurse is taking routine vital signs at the end of the shift.  The patient’s BP reads 210/138 mmHg.  The patient’s baseline BP has been in the 120’s systolic.  What action should the nurse do first?

ATP and NADPH are produced during __________ of photosynthesis.

The licensed practical nurse provides the registered nurse with temperatures on four patients.  Which patient should the registered nurse assess FIRST?

A. Cierto, falso, no se menciona: Las mañanas de la familia Valdés.  First, read the phrase below. Then, listen to a description of the Valdés family’s morning routine. Lastly, decide if each statement is Cierto (true), Falso (false), or No se menciona (not mentioned).  (1 point per item; 9 points total) 1. La familia Valdés tiene 3 personas   2. La familia Valdés no tiene prisa por las mañanas 3.  La madre, Amanda, se levanta a las cinco de la mañana. 4. Amanda se seca el pelo en la habitación 5. Roberto se afeita todas las mañanas 6. Esteban se baña a las 8 de la mañana 7. Los tres desayunan juntos todas las mañanas   8. Los 3 se cepillan los dientes antes de dormir   9. Esteban se acuesta a las 10 de la noche      

A nurse is assessing a patient for signs of jaundice.  Which of the following findings would most likely indicate the presence of jaundice?

The most common type of trisomy, __________ Syndrome, is caused by an extra copy of autosome 21.

The nurse is taking routine vital signs at the end of the shift.  The patient’s BP reads 210/138 mmHg.  The patient’s baseline BP has been in the 120’s systolic.  What action should the nurse do first?

A mutation results in a cell that no longer produces a normal protein required for the M-phase checkpoint. Which of the following would likely be the immediate result of this mutation?

The licensed practical nurse provides the registered nurse with temperatures on four patients.  Which patient should the registered nurse assess FIRST?