Short answer questions  You will respond to one question from each of Modules 1-5. For each module, you will be given two questions to choose from. Select one question to answer. Do not answer both. If you do, only the first one will be graded. In your response, please clearly indicate which question you are answering. For example: “This answer is in response to Option B about thyroid hormones.” Make your responses are as complete as possible, addressing all parts to the question and providing explanation when requested. Pay attention for key words/phases like “explain” and “why or why not?”.  Questions will be graded based on the accuracy and comprehensiveness of the responses. I will be looking to see that you applied all relevant information from class into your responses including concepts and terms listed in the Brain Matter on the Module pages. 

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The physical therapist’s initial examination indicates the patient has pusher syndrome. Which of the following would not be an effective technique to include while working on sitting balance?

Which of the following is UNLIKELY true when President Trump imposes 20% tariffs on Chinese goods and 25% tariffs on goods from Canada and Mexico?

Linda Goodman, age 25, sustained a traumatic brain injury following a fall from her horse approximately 6 weeks ago. Since that time, she has been unconscious and has been weaned from the ventilator. She does exhibit a startle reflex to auditory stimuli; however, meaningful cognitive function is absent. The PT would classify the patient’s condition as which of the following?

3 minutes Both “Emergency Skin” and The Great Transition tell stories about how people respond to climate change, resulting in widespread mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions and adaptation to the changed climate. However, they have somewhat different “theories of change.” That is, they imagine that the process going from “normal life” to and through a major transition works differently. How would you characterize this difference?  

Guantanamo Bay is most closely associated with which of the following issues in US Counterterrorism policy?

SQL injection is a common vulnerability allowing attackers to manipulate a database by injecting malicious SQL code into input fields. Below is a piece of JavaScript code that interacts with a MySQL database using user input. Unfortunately, this code is vulnerable to SQL injection. const express = require(‘express’); const mysql = require(‘mysql2’); const app = express(); const port = 3000; const connection = mysql.createConnection({     host: ‘localhost’,     user: ‘root’,     password: ‘password123’,     database: ‘user_database’ }); app.use(express.json()); app.post(‘/getUser’, (req, res) => {     const username = req.body.username;     const query = `SELECT * FROM users WHERE username = ‘${username}’`;         connection.query(query, (error, results) => {         if (error) {             res.status(500).send(‘Database error’);             return;         }         res.json(results);     }); }); app.listen(port, () => {     console.log(`App listening at http://localhost:${port}`); }); Database Name: user_database Tables: users (columns: id, username, password) admin_logs (columns: log_id, admin_action, timestamp)   Question: Explain why the provided JavaScript code is vulnerable to SQL injection. Describe the specific part of the code that leads to this vulnerability (It is required to cite how the exploitation happens line-by-line) (10 points).   Provide an example of a malicious input that an attacker could send to the /getUser endpoint to retrieve all entries from the admin_logs table (the input must work) (10 points).  

The plateau phase of an action potential (Select all that apply).

Which of the following is NOT one of the commonly cited precipitants (background conditions) of terrorism?