How successful was the Seneca Falls convention in advancing women’s rights?

Why was the political situation in Texas precarious after the Battle of San Jacinto?

Which statement made by a parent of a toddler indicates the child is at risk for a burn injury?

The student nurse is assigned an infant that is diagnosed with Down’s Syndrome. Which of the following assessments would be specific to a patient with this diagnosis?

A trauma patient’s condition has deteriorated. The nurse notes changes in patient’s condition, including tracheal shift, absence of breath sounds on the left side, and hypotension. The nurse suspects that the patient has developed which complication?

A nurse assesses the left plantar reflexes of an adult patient and notes the response shown in the photograph below:  Which action would the nurse take next?

A homeowner met with a number of general contractors regarding significant renovations on his home.  After a couple of successful meetings with one particular contractor, the contractor sent a letter to the homeowner stating that the contractor would perform the renovation work for $10,000.  The homeowner responded with a letter stating that he would “only pay $8,500 and not more.”  Upon receiving the homeowner’s letter, the contractor immediately commenced preparations for the renovation work, including beginning to acquire the materials necessary to complete the renovation.  One week after beginning work on the homeowner’s home, the contractor realized the renovation would cost $1,600 more than he anticipated due to the homeowner’s very particular aesthetic requirements.  After being informed of the higher cost, the homeowner refused to pay the contractor any amount over $8,500.  The contractor promptly discontinued working on the renovation.  The homeowner subsequently brought a breach of contract action against the contractor, seeking damages.    Which party will prevail?

This final exam is a 3-hour, closed note/open book exam. It consists of 15 multiple-choice questions (1 hour recommended) and 1 essay question (2 hours recommended). You may use your textbook and Uniform Commercial Code statutory supplement. You may not use past examination answers, notes or outlines of others. You may not collaborate or consult with any other person during the exam time period, or do additional research of any kind, whether on the Internet or otherwise, during which this exam is being administered. You may not copy the examination in any format or retain a copy of the examination after submission. Your essay may not exceed two thousand five hundred (2500) words. If you exceed the word count limit, one point will deducted from your final score, and any words that exceed the stated limit will be disregarded and not graded. There is no credit given to answers that simply retype lengthy recitations of law from notes or other sources.  I acknowledge that I have read this notice.

Robertson Engineering Company is converting to Electronic Data Processing (EDP) equipment for use in inventory control, accounting, and other departmental operations.  The coordination of the installation phase has been assigned to you.  The installation contractor is the Milward Corporation of Melbourne, Florida. The EDP equipment is scheduled to be fully installed and ready for handover by the contractor on the last working day of this month (pick a date).  The changeover date from manual accounting and inventory control to the EDP system has been set for the last working day of next month (pick a date). You already know that the contractor will not meet the target date.  Today the contractor is 11 working days behind schedule because of the following. There has been a 10-day delay in the delivery of some major components for the system (they were shipped to Miami, Florida by mistake). The main control panel was damaged in transit; the contractor wasted five days trying to repair it. A replacement ordered by Fax five days ago is due at Robertson Engineering one week from today (pick a date). The contractor’s crew normally has four people and a supervisor. Unfortunately, one person quit four days ago—pick a date (a replacement being flown in from Atlanta is due here tomorrow), and another is sick (absent six days to date but due back in about a week—pick a date). Write a progress memo report to George Dunn, Robertson Engineering’s Comptroller.  Tell him what the contractor has completed and advise him of the problems and delays.  Forecast a new installation and handover date and a revised system changeover date (make-up specific dates).

At the time items for which purchase orders had previously been issued are received, indicate whether each of the following accounts of the General Fund should be debited (D), credited (C), or is not affected (N).   ENTER D, C OR N IN THE BLANK BOX FOR EACH QUESTION. 1. Encumbrances 2. Encumbrances Outstanding 3. Expenditures 4. Vouchers payable 5. Appropriations