14. Which legal principle allows police to search an arrestee and the immediate area without a warrant?

17. What is the primary role of a judge in a criminal trial?

10. Which of the following is considered bodily evidence that typically requires a warrant for police to collect?

Which amendment primarily protects against unreasonable searches and seizures?

20. Which stage of a criminal trial involves the presentation of opening statements?

A client on an inpatient psychiatric unit refuses to take medications because, “the pill has a special code written on it that will make it poisonous and harm me.” What kind of delusion is this client experiencing?

A client diagnosed with Bipolar I Disorder is exhibiting severe manic behaviors. A physician prescribes lithium carbonate and olanzapine. The client’s spouse questions the olanzapine order. Which is the appropriate nursing reply?

A nurse discovers a client’s suicide note that details the time, place, and means to end their life by suicide. Which is the priority nursing intervention and the rationale for this action?

The first step in the pediatric neurologic examination is:

A normal musculoskeletal finding in an 18-month-old toddler is: