Name the bone marking including the name of the bone that forms a joint with 21. [21] For 1 point of extra credit, name the 2 specific ACTIONS that ONLY occurs at the joint formed by 21 [ec4] Identify bone marking 22. [22]

Name bone 11.  [11] Identify the specific bone marking 12. [12] For 1 pt of extra credit, side this bone (R or L). [ec7]

[Facts] Police have learned from a confidential informant about a plan to move heroin through LAX airport. The informant has indicated that Able has swallowed a baggie of heroin which he will expel sometime after landing in Miami. The informant has no previous experience with the police. The informant is a former roommate of Able’s who indicated that Able is always dropped off at the airport in a black Toyota Corolla for a midnight flight, 1 hour before takeoff and pays for his ticket at the counter with $50 bills. The police then observe that on two occasions Able arrived and acted just as predicted by the informant. On the basis of the information from the informant the police obtain a warrant. Able is arrested as he was attempting to board the plane. He is then taken to the hospital where he is given suppositories for a four-hour period to induce a bowel movement. He eventually expels the heroin and is arrested and charged with the possession and distribution of a controlled substance.In examining the facts above the judge will use what legal standard:

[Facts] After Able was arrested in connection with a breaking and entering, the police obtained evidence suggesting that he might be responsible for the murder of a woman earlier that year. That same evening, unknown to Able, his sister, who was unaware that Able was then under suspicion for murder, telephoned the Public Defender’s Office to obtain legal assistance for her brother on the burglary charge. At 8:15 p.m., an Assistant Public Defender telephoned the police and stated that she would act as Able’s counsel if the police intended to question him and was informed that he would not be questioned further until the next day. The attorney was not informed that Able was a murder suspect. Less than an hour later, the police began a series of interviews with Able, giving him Miranda warnings before each session and obtaining three signed waivers from him prior to eliciting three signed statements admitting to the murder. At all relevant times Able was unaware of his sister’s efforts to retain counsel and of the attorney’s telephone call, but at no time did he request an attorney.Assume that the same series of facts exist except that the events transpired after Able was formally charged with the murder offense. Under those circumstances a court is most likely to:

[Facts] After Able was arrested in connection with a breaking and entering, the police obtained evidence suggesting that he might be responsible for the murder of a woman earlier that year. That same evening, unknown to Able, his sister, who was unaware that Able was then under suspicion for murder, telephoned the Public Defender’s Office to obtain legal assistance for her brother on the burglary charge. At 8:15 p.m., an Assistant Public Defender telephoned the police and stated that she would act as Able’s counsel if the police intended to question him and was informed that he would not be questioned further until the next day. The attorney was not informed that Able was a murder suspect. Less than an hour later, the police began a series of interviews with Able, giving him Miranda warnings before each session and obtaining three signed waivers from him prior to eliciting three signed statements admitting to the murder. At all relevant times Able was unaware of his sister’s efforts to retain counsel and of the attorney’s telephone call, but at no time did he request an attorney.If Able’s attorney seeks to have the signed statements made by Able excluded a court is most likely to:

Art was pulled over to the side of the road and was informed by Officer Johnson that he was driving erratically.  The officer queried whether Art was drunk driving.  Art responded, “No, I haven’t had anything to drink while I’ve been driving.”  Art failed a breathalyzer test and was taken to the county jail.  While this was transpiring, a police radio dispatcher had sent out a general alert that a drunk driver had struck a pedestrian in a crosswalk. The accident happened just a few blocks down the road from where Art had been arrested. Officer Kennedy arrived on the scene and interviewed Ben, who had witnessed the accident.  Ben got a quick glance of the driver and described him as a blonde male who wore glasses. The next day, Art was placed behind a one-way glass window where Ben identified Art as the driver of the car that had struck the pedestrian.  Art is a blonde male who wears glasses.  Art was then transferred to an interrogation room where Officer Johnson administered Miranda warnings as follows: Since you’re in custody, before I can even talk to you I have to do the formal little rights things, okay? So, You have the right to remain silent. If you give up the right to remain silent, anything you say can be used against you in court. You have the right to talk to a lawyer before answering any of our questions. If you cannot afford to hire a lawyer, one will be appointed for you without cost and before any questioning. You have the right to use any of these rights at any time you want during this interview. Art immediately responded to Officer Johnson that “I aint saying nothing.”  Officer Johnson then immediately ended the encounter with Art, but as he was about to leave the interrogation room, Art asked him, “so what’s going to happen to me now?”  Officer Johnson then reminded Art that he did not have to talk to him but Art persisted in his inquiry and in the process made several incriminating statements.  Discuss all legal issues regarding (a) the admissibility of Art’s statement to Officer Johnson at the side of the road; (b) the identification of Art by Ben; (c) the adequacy of the Miranda warnings; (d) the legal significance of Art’s refusal to say anything; & (e) the admissibility of Art’s incriminating statements to Officer Johnson in the interrogation room.

What route of transmission occurs when microorganisms are spread through contaminated medical devices, equipment, or surgical instruments?

What BMI value must a patient’s Body Mass Index (BMI) exceed to be classified as obese?

What should be done if a patient has doubts or concerns about the progression of their treatment plan?

A sentinel event has occurred in a healthcare facility and has been reported to The Joint Commission (TJC). Within what timeframe must the facility complete a Root Cause Analysis (RCA) and develop an Action Plan to address the event and prevent future occurrences?