Appropriate management of a client with an avulsed tooth includes:

An 80 year-old resident of a long-term care facility who has a history of multiinfarct dementia (MID) is alert but disoriented to person, place and situation. His only health problems are MID and osteoarthritis. Over the past two weeks he has become agitated, has demonstrated exit-seeking behavior and has been noted to be continually rubbing his knees. The nurse practitioner suspects that this client is likely experiencing:

Research has shown that whether a police officer treats a citizen with courtesy and respect has no effect on whether the citizen complies with police commands.

According to the text, the acceptance of minor gifts by young recruit may alter her self-image and make her more susceptible to corruption.

According to the text, an advantage of an elected judiciary is that voters generally are competent to assess a candidate’s qualifications.

If police find that speaking persuasively to a subject is unsuccessful, the next step in the continuum of force would be pain compliance.

In general, police use-of-force incidents are rare occurrences compared to the total number of police and citizen encounters.

In determining whether to bring charges involving a serious crime, a prosecutor may only consider the nature of the crime and may not take into account her own assessment of the defendant’s guilt.

According to the text, young recruits may be encouraged by more experienced officers to accept free meals or similar small gratuities to establish whether the new officer’s loyalty to the squad can be relied upon.

In order to ensure that the defendant receives a fair trial, a prosecutor is expected to disclose to the defense more than the minimum required to fulfill her Brady and Giglio obligations.