Trier Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

1. a nurse is planning care for a client who has Meniere's disease and his experiencing episodes of vertical. which of Following intervention should the nurse include in the plan of care? a. Maintain strict bed rest.------pg 75 b. Restrict fluid intake to the morning hours. c. Administer aspirin. d. Provide a low-sodium diet. 2. a nurse is assessing a client of possible exposure of HIV . Which of the following findings should the nurse identify as an early manifestation of HIV infection...

Forensic Medicine HOSA state test with verified solutions subpoena - when a scientist is required to testify, this is sent to them stating when and where the trial is to be held voir dire - the prosecution introduces a scientist as an expert and then describes their qualifications, training, background etc. admissible evidence - evidence that is determined to be admitted into evidence and be considered in rendering the decision inculpatory evidence - evidence that tends to implic...

expert report A formal document prepared by a forensics specialist to document an investigation, including a list of all tests conducted as well as the specialist's own curriculum vitae (CV). Anything the specialist plans to testify about at a trial must be included in the expert report. Testimonial evidence Information that forensic specialists use to support or interpret real or documentary evidence; for example, to demonstrate that the fingerprints found on a keyboard are those of a...

GUARDIANSHIP - TERMS -ANSWER GUARDIANSHIP TERMS • F.S 744.102 Definitions: 22 terms used in Florida Guardianship Law - ESSENTIAL TERMS • GUARDIAN • LIMITED GUARDIAN • PLENARY GUARDIAN • INCAPACITATED PERSON • NEXT OF KIN • PROFESSIONAL GUARDIAN • ALLEGED INCAPACITATED PERSON • WARD GUARDIANSHIP - WHO NEEDS A GUARDIANSHIP -ANSWER WHO NEEDS A GUARDIANSHIP? • MINOR: who has a claim, personal injury, property damage, wrongful death, or other cause of action; or is...

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General Rule - Historically, American evidence law permitted witnesses to testify about facts only. Drawing conclusions and forming opinions was the exclusive purview of juries and judges. However, the line between "facts" and "opinions" is a fine and probably pointless one to draw, and the Federal Rules of Evidence now allow limited opinion testimony from lay witnesses Witnesses who testify in court are usually limited to statements of facts under 601 which requires a witness to have ...

Administrative Law - Answer- the body of law that regulates the operation and procedures of government agencies....public law American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) - Answer- A 2009 act that made substantive change to HIPAA's privacy and security regulations. Case Law - Answer- Also known as common law designated record set - Answer- records maintained by or for a HIPAA-covered entity that may include patient medical and billing records e-discovery - Answer- Refers to Amendme...

SANE-A Certification Exam 156 Questions with Verified Answers Name of scope of practice for FNE - CORRECT ANSWER Forensic Nursing Scope and Standards of Practice FNE theoretical framework - CORRECT ANSWER Quality-Caring model Standards of FNE practice - CORRECT ANSWER A.D.O.P.I.E FNE standards of prof. Performance - CORRECT ANSWER 6 principles of trauma-informed care - CORRECT ANSWER Safety, trustworthiness/transparency, peer support, collaboration & mutuality, empowerment and ch...

Laws of evidence final exam 2023 all possible questions and answers with complete solution Evidence is relevant when it tends to prove or disprove a fact in issue. Evidence is material when it has a bearing on or relates to the issue in dispute. True At common law, evidence had to be both relevant and material to be admissible in court. It had to tend to prove or disprove a fact for which it is being offered, and it had to be material to the fact at issue. Each was a separate concept. True...