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An officer can make a warrantless arrest under which of the following circumstances? a) A felony was committed, though not in the officers presence. b) The officer has probable cause to believe the person has committed a misdemeanor outside of the officers presence. c) A felony or misdemeanor is committed in the officers presence d) Both a) and c) - ️️d A person who, after a felony has been committed, knowingly harbors, conceals or aids a principal who has been charged with, committed...

At Brian's request, Julia obtained a motel room for use by Brian and an underage girl, knowing that Brian planned to have sexual intercourse with the girl. Julia took Brian and the girl to the room and returned to awake them at the prearranged time. - ️️Principal. Even though Julia did not commit the offense herself, she aided and abbeted Brian. What is an accessory to a crime? - ️️Anyone who: - Has knowledge of the crime - Harbors, conceals, or aids a principle in the felony ...

Threaten executive officer - ️️"Every person who attempts" - by means of threat or violence - to deter or prevent - any executive officers from the performance of that officers duties, or knowingly resists any executive officer - by the use of force or violence - in the performance of that officers duties Elements of falsely reporting a destructive device? - ️️"Any person who" - reports to a specified personnel that a bomb or other explosive has been, or will be plac...

Reasonable suspicion to justify a detention is defined as enough facts and circumstances to make it reasonable to STRONGLY BELIEVE the person is GUILTY of a crime. T or F - ️️F (...reasonable to suspect the person is connected to the activity in question) Johnson resembled an individual suspected of robbing a convenience store. He was stopped by police and asked investigative questions concerning his whereabouts at the time of the robbery. Johnson refused to answer the questions. The ...

How old do you have to be to get your PA appraiser's license - ️️18 years old If your appraiser's license is expired more than 60 days, what do you have to do - ️️Re-take test Which one of the following components is NOT considered part of the vehicle's front end? a) Grille b) Fenders c) Floor Pan d) Hood - ️️c) floor pan Which one of the following answer choices lists the three components that make up the front end sheet metal of an auto? a) Grille, hood and fend...

What should an appraiser leave with the shop? - ️️-The appraiser must leave a legible copy of his appraisal with that f the repair shop selected by the consumer to make the repairs and also furnish a copy to the owner of the vehicle. What if there is prior damage to the vehicle? - ️️Should be clearly indicated on the appraisal. What should be on the appraisal? - ️️Itemized listing of all damages, specifying those parts to be replaced or repaired. **Because an appraiser is char...

What's the rule for fender flares? - ️️May not exceed 3 inches. What do you check floor for? - ️️Must be able to support weight of people and cargo. No holes allowed. What is the bumper height for a car and a truck. - ️️Must be as strong as and no longer than original bumper. Can't be broken or torn. Wood planks on service trucks (wreckers) only. Height- passenger vehicles 16-20 inches above ground MPVs, SUV's and light trucks 16-30 inches above ground. What do you...

Ornamental Lamps - ️️lamps not required and not located as described in tables 3,4,5 of this chapter, unless available as original equipment flashing or revolving lights are not ornamental lamps flashing or revolving lights and their use are addressed in chapters 15 and 173 (relating to authorized vehicles and special operating changes and flashing or revolving lights on emergency and authorized vehicles. ex: F150 with led light bar on rear of bed used as turn signals and brake light) ...

How is a heavy truck defined? - ️️17,001lbs and up registered vehicle weight. What indicator lights must be operational? - ️️High-beam, Turn signals, and Hazard lights. How often are semi-annual inspections conducted? - ️️Every 6 months. How is a light truck defined? - ️️11,000lbs or less registered vehicle weight. How is a medium truck defined? - ️️11,001lbs up to 17,000lbs registered vehicle weight. When should auxiliary driving lights be lit? - ️️Only when high-...

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What are METs? - ️️A MET or Metabolic Equivalent is the ratio of energy consumption to a reference metabolic rate set by convention to 3.5 ml O2/kg/min. What are the METs during light intensity, moderate intensity, vigorous intensity, and moderate-vigorous intensity PA? - ️️Light: >1.5 MET <3.0 Moderate: 3-6 METS Vigorous: >6 MET Mod-Vig: All Activities > 3 METs Define Muscular Strength. - ️️Is the ability to prodiuce maximal force at a given speed. Define Endura...

Prescription for excellent HBR - ️️Overall goals 1. Increase power, endurance or some other fitness component specific to the clients sport or occupation Prescription Priority 1. Balanced program of aerobic, strength and flexibility training 2. Include proper rest/recovery work 3. Injury prevention 4. Encourage reductions in sedentary behaviour Aerobic F- As often as daily with active recovery I- Moderate (active recovery) to vigorous (for performance enhancement) (70-95% HRmax) ...

What is measured availability? - ️️requires the effective measurement of failures, their cause and the subsequent restorative action (maintenance). This also requires that effective measurement process and systems are in place that are acceptable to the user acquirer and supplier stakeholders as part of an agreed feedback process What is dependability - ️️A summaryizing denomination for reliability, availability, maintainability, and supportability Analyses that are performed itera...

Skeletal Muscle Classifications - ️️location, origin, insertion, shape, size, direction and function Sliding filament model - ️️ Behaviour Change Theories - ️️Social Cognitive theory (SCT) Self-determination theory (SDT) Trans-Theoretical model(TTM) Theory of planned behaviour (TPB) Health action process approach (HAPA) Self-Efficacy - ️️One's belief in one's ability to succeed in specific situations - a concept imbedded in most behaviour change models Four Source...

When using the %HRR formula it would be best to: A. have a very accurate reading RHR B. change the values for younger and very old clients C. calculate max HR using a % of client's resting HRR D. none of the above are correct - ️️A. have a very accurate reading for RHR Using an elliptical trainer, it is estimated that an individual will expend approx. 8 kcal/min while exercising. If an individual weighs 83 kg and exercises for 25 minutes 3 times / week using the elliptical, how lon...

body systems - ️️skeletal system, muscular system, energy system, nervous system, cardiovascular system, respiratory system response to physical activity - ️️aerobic and resistance training responses HR, SV, BP responses to PA - ️️HR: increase SV: increase then plateau BP: SBP increase, DBP little increase basic nutrition components - ️️carbohydrates, fats, protein, vitamins and minerals, fluids principles of healthy eating - ️️veggies/fruits, grain products, meats/al...

Variables Obtained from Indirect Calorimetry - ️️1) VCO2 (produced) and VO2 (consumed) 2) RER - shows relative contribution fat and carbs to metabolism (0.7 = 100% fat; 1.0 = 100% carbs; 0.85 = even) 3) Calories/Energy Expenditure: - kcals = ((MET x 3.5 x kg) / 200) x T(min) - kcals = ((VO2 (ml/kg/min) x kg) / 200) x T(min) Bioenergetics - ️️- The chemical processes of converting food into energy (glycolysis, citric acid cycle, etc.) - Formation of ATP *3 Pathways*: 1. ATP-PCr...

Joint Actions - ️️Flexion/Extension ABduction/ADduction Protraction/Retraction Elevation/Depression Medial/Lateral rotation Supination/Pronation Inversion and Eversion of the foot Circumduction How many bones are in the body? - ️️206 Light Intensity Physical Activity - ️️>1.5 (10PT SCALE) >3METS Moderate Intensity Physical Activity - ️️4-6 (10pt scale) 3-6METS Moderate to Vigorous Intensity Physical Activity (MVPA) - ️️>3METS *This level of physical act...

Positives Of Agile - ️️Adaptable Immediate User Feedback Test Driven Development Fast and High Quality Delivery Negatives Of Agile - ️️Skill Dependent Teams Hazy Deadlines High Time Commitment Tendency to Neglect Documentation Positives Of Waterfall - ️️Clear Deadlines Well Documented Clear Communication Easy Learning Curve Negatives Of Waterfall - ️️Slow to Develop Difficult to Adapt to Change Limited Customer Feedback Requires Definitive User Requirements System...

what is the holisitic approach? - ️️-root causes, not symptoms -Business improvement, not IT change - Options, not solutions - Feasible, contributing requirements, not all requests -the entire business change lifecycle, not just requirements definition -negotiation, not avoidance. What is the POPIT model? - ️️-People - required skills? motivated? do they understand the business objectives? - Organisation - is there a supportive management style? are jobs and responsibilities wel...