A nonpregnant client tells the nurse she had a miscarriage with her first pregnancy after 11 weeks. She reports that she delivered a baby girl at 32 weeks gestation, but the baby died two days after birth. She has a 3-year-old daughter born at 38 weeks gestation. Using the GTPAL (Gravity-Term-Preterm-Abortion-Living) system to record her obstetrical history, what is the correct description of this client’s OB history? Fill in the blanks. Gravity Term Preterm Abortion Living

The physician has ordered a narcotic analgesic by IV push for a laboring woman.  What is the nurse’s priority nursing intervention when administering this medication?

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IV contrast used with CT imaging will help to view all of the following, except:

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A chargemaster is a comprehensive list of charges for each nursing home service provided in the hospital.

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Abraham hired Becky, a lawyer, to represent him in a personal injury lawsuit against Dan, the driver of the car that collided with Abraham’s car, thereby causing him serious bodily injury. Abraham could not afford to pay Becky, so Becky told Abraham not to worry about paying anything until there is a recovery in the case. Becky told Abraham that if a recovery is obtained, Becky would take 55% as her attorney fee and Abraham would get the rest less any costs Becky had incurred. Abraham orally agreed to this fee arrangement. Dan’s insurance company, Standard Insurance, emailed Becky before Becky completed any substantive work on the case, and offered to settle the matter for $100,000. Becky was thrilled and replied to the email that she accepted the settlement offer. Becky then told Abraham about the settlement. Abraham was relieved that the case settled so quickly because he had accumulated hospital bills of more than $40,000. Standard Insurance delivered a check for $100,000 payable to Becky, who deposited it into her law firm’s business account. Becky then wrote a check from that account to Abraham for $45,000 , minus her costs, and mailed it to him. Upon receipt of the check, Abraham complained about Becky’s fee, threatened to sue Becky for malpractice, and reported her to the State Bar. Abraham asked Becky to return $10,000 of the fee. Becky agreed to return $10,000. Abraham also told Becky that now that the case was over, he planned to go to Dan’s house and beat him within an inch of his life for all the pain and aggravation he had caused. Abraham then video-called Becky from in front of Dan’s house. Becky immediately called the police to let them know Dan was in danger. After she called the police, she took no further action. Abraham comes to you for counsel. What if any duties have Becky violated? Please discuss fully per ABA rules and California authorities.

Pam and Dave are neighbors. Dave was recently released from a mental hospital with medicine to help him stabilize. Dave has not been consistent about taking his medicine. One day, Dave walks up to Pam and says, “I know you plan to hurt my puppy, but I’m going to hurt you first! Maybe I’ll get you while you’re sleeping.” Then Dave walked away. Pam has no idea what Dave is talking about, since she likes dogs and would never hurt a puppy. Dave’s statement upset her greatly, and she has had trouble sleeping at night for the last week. She has also had an upset stomach for a week due to the stress Dave caused her. The next day, Pam sees Dave’s puppy loose. Although Pam is afraid of Dave, she doesn’t want any harm to come to the puppy. So, she takes the puppy and puts it in her own backyard until Dave gets home. Before Pam realizes that Dave is returning home, Dave hears his puppy barking from Pam’s yard. Dave is furious, opens the gate to Pam’s backyard, and retrieves his dog. The next day, Pam is checking the mail when Dave sees her, quietly comes up behind her, and hits her on the back of the head with a shovel. Pam falls forward, knocking her mailbox over into the street, destroying it completely. Discuss the following questions thoroughly. Use the IRAC format. Discuss each cause of action separately. Do not discuss negligence.   1. What torts can Pam sue Dave for? a. Does Dave have any defenses?   2. What torts can Dave sue Pam for?