A nurse is completing their morning assessment. The nurse notices the patient is laughing with their visitor, eating breakfast, and flipping through the channels on TV. The patient reports lower back pain as 8/10 on the 0-10 pain scale and describes the pain as achy, throbbing, and unbearable. What action does the nurse take next?

Bonus question (5 points) ref: https://www.wsj.com/arts-culture/fine-art/beeple-art-sold-for-69-million-to-founder-of-crypto-fund-metapurse-11615579907?st=wdJXXU&reflink=desktopwebshare_permalink The above picture is Beeple’s $69 Million Non-Fungible Token (NFT) art sold Which one is not true for Non-Fungible Token (NFT)?

Deep learning method learns its weights through backpropagation during the optimization. Backpropagation is the algorithm used to train neural networks by computing the gradient of a loss function with respect to the network’s parameters (weights and biases). Stochastic gradient descent (SGD) and Adam methods are widely used for this process.  Please match the loss function with each task 

Every block contains a hashed reference to the block before it so you can trace every transaction all the way back to genesis block Last line (hash) is repeated as the first line in the next block. This is why it is called “chain”.  Miners group the current transactions together and take a hash of the transactions plus an arbitrary number – called a “nonce”. The work required to find the hash to so many leading zeros is so difficult that it makes is highly improbable that any hacker or nation-state could change a historical block and rewrite all history after that block. Above all, which one is not true for block chain?

According to the articles presented in class from The Lancet medical journal, the safest level of alcohol consumption for males and females is:

Penicillin was one of the first antibiotic used and saved the lives of hundreds of millions of people suffering from bacterial diseases. Why is penicillin rarely used today? 

The stage of sleep when someone dreams is

Brice Brown and Yasmine Yellow are involved in a romantic relationship. Brice is an employee of the Mayor’s Office in Atlanta, Georgia. Yasmine is a lawyer at a major law firm in Atlanta that does work for the Mayor’s Office. In an effort to keep their relationship secret, Brice and Yasmine meet in public only for lunch. On their first-year anniversary as a couple, Brice and Yasmine split a bottle of champagne during lunch. Upon returning to work, both Brice and Yasmine smell of alcohol. Each employer decides to administer a breathalyzer to estimate blood alcohol level. Is it likely that these employees have constitutional protections against their employers?

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Emergency Services, an ambulance company, hopes to hire several new emergency medical technicians (EMTs). Most EMTs hired by Emergency Services are 30 years old or younger. Emergency Services, however, would be pleased to hire EMTs of any age. What strategy is suggested by the Director of Human Resources to help avoid a lawsuit based on discrimination?