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Which оf the fоllоwing complicаtions mаy occur аs a result of central venous catheter insertion or misplacement? (1) Pneumothorax (2) Punctured subclavian artery (3) Air embolism (4) Atelectasis
My friend Juliаnа in the Electricаl Engineering department develоped an inexpensive way tо make micrоchips without using any electricity, burning a particular type of wood in a massive fire to provide the heat and power needed. Excited, she bought some land in northern Wisconsin that was full of this kind of tree, planning to burn the wood and make a lot of microchips. Given the recent microchip shortage, she took a lot of orders from companies desperate for chips. A. After selling Juliana the land, the seller realized that the trees on his property were more valuable than he thought, since that they can be used to cheaply produce microchips. He regretted selling Juliana the land, and sued to get his land back. Did he have a case? B. Did the sale of the land unite knowledge and control? Was Juliana’s information about the value of the property productive or redistributive? Is it likely efficient or inefficient to enforce her acquiring the property cheaply in this way? While Juliana was getting ready to begin chip production, the local community got worried about the carbon impact of burning all that wood, and passed a new environmental regulation preventing fires as big and hot as her plan required. Juliana had no way to manufacture chips, and failed to deliver them to her customers. C. Juliana explained to her customers that she had no legal way to produce the microchips, but some buyers still demanded damages. Is “I can’t legally do it” a valid excuse? D. Some buyers argued that they should still be entitled to damages, because Juliana was the efficient bearer of the risk that something like this would happen. Give an argument why Juliana was the efficient risk bearer, and an argument why her customers were the efficient risk bearers. If Juliana was the efficient bearer of this risk, does that mean she should or should not owe damages to her customers? E. Next, Juliana tried to get her money back from the person who had sold her the land: since she can’t use the land the way she’d intended, she argued it no longer made sense to hold her to the purchase. Explain whether this could be a valid argument. F. Unable to sell back the land, Juliana finally sued the local government, claiming the regulation made her property worthless. Under what theory could she receive compensation from the government?