On a multiple-choice​ exam, there are four possible answers to each of 40 questions. Each question has only one correct answer. Jane has not studied for the exam and must guess the answer to each question. (You may assume that the guesses are independent of each​ other.) The number of correct guesses that​ Jane can expect to obtain is

At a particular intersection with flashing red lights in all directions, only 5% of all drivers come to a complete stop when no other cars are visible. If an individual starts observing this intersection at a particular time, what is the probability that the 10th driver they observe under these conditions is the first to come to a complete stop?

Your patient has acute pulmonary edema from left heart failure with no signs of elevated PaCO2. Which therapy should be tried first?

Which of the following is least likely to indicate the need for noninvasive ventilation (NIV) in the acute care setting?

As a single criteria, the need for some form of ventilatory support is usually indicated when an adult’s rate of breathing rises above what level?

Which of the following is NOT a paradigm for managing diversity?

Summarize The Business Case for Diversity in at least one paragraph.

The original Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 prohibits employment discrimination based on which of the following?

Which of the following best describes “quid pro quo” sexual harassment?

Question 49 During an eye assessment to evaluate eye movement, the nurse asks the client to keep the head stationary and follow the nurse’s finger with his eyes as it moves side to side, up and down, and obliquely. This assessment technique collects data about which cranial nerves? (Select all that apply.)