CASE 1: You’re working with a 29 year old single female at an inpatient rehab facility who was recently admitted after sustaining a spinal cord injury to her T10 region on the L side after a car accident.  She has a dog that she enjoys hiking with, and works as a nanny to 3 children.  Her chart shows it was a hemi-section of her spinal cord, diagnosed as Brown-Sequard Syndrome and she can ambulate with a quad cane.   What somatosensory tract(s) are involved in this diagnosis? (2 points)

Keycard readers based on smart cards are often used to secure computer rooms, communications closets, and other restricted areas.

Standby power supply (SPS) UPSs provide power conditioning.

Which one of these is NOT a symptom of an upper motor neuron injury?

A gaseous system is designed to apply a liquid, usually water, to all areas in which a fire has been detected.

Encryption methodologies that require the same secret key to encipher and decipher the message are using what is called public-key encryption.

Class ________ fires are safely extinguished with non-conducting agents only.

Smoke detection systems are perhaps the most common means of detecting a potentially dangerous fire, and they are required by building codes in most residential dwellings and commercial buildings.

A passive vulnerability scanner is one that initiates traffic on the network in order to determine security holes.

Alarm events that are accurate and noteworthy but do not pose significant threats to information security are called noise.