Case StudyDirections:Use the case study (below) to answer the next three (3) questions.Client Profile:Name: John M., 25-year-old maleHistory: Construction worker, no significant medical historyChief Complaint: Severe pain in the right lower leg after a fall at workIntervention: Closed tibial fracture treated with cast placementNursing Assessment (4 hours post-cast placement):Reports increasing pain in the casted leg, rated 9/10, not relieved by opioidsPain worsens with passive dorsiflexionLeg is tense, shiny, and swollenCapillary refill in toes is 4 secondsParesthesia in footDiminished dorsalis pedis pulseDark, tea-colored urine noted in Foley catheterUrine output: 20 mL/hr for past 3 hours

An individual with severe pain and inflammation in the joints of the hand secondary to rheumatoid arthritis is receiving an intraarticular corticosteroid injection. Which of the following education topics is correct related to this treatment?

Our authors explain that the word “police” traces back to a term meaning what?

After major urban unrest in the 1960s, the federal government created a commission specifically to address the reasons for the riots. Our authors identify that body as:

Our authors note that county sheriffs are usually elected, while police chiefs are generally appointed. Imagine both agencies face public blowback after a controversial policy change. Which statement best reflects how the selection method could shape short-term policy decisions?

Which type of biopsy is least likely to be used for breast cancer pathology?

The most common type of invasive breast cancer in females is:

Invasive breast cancer accounts for approximately _____ % of all cancers.

Atypical hyperplasia leads to a substantial increase in risk of subsequent breast cancer by about:

According to Freud, which part of the personality operates on the pleasure principle and seeks immediate satisfaction of desires?