At common law, one who broke and entered the dwelling of another at night with the intent to admire the art work on the walls of the dwelling, but, once inside, decided to steal a piece of the art would be guilty of both larceny and burglary.

In some jurisdictions, no evidence of mental disease or defect is admissible to show that mens rea was not entertained if the mental impairment does not rise to the level of insanity.

Tom broke into Jerry’s house one afternoon with the intent of destroying Jerry’s current manuscript which Tom knew was currently under contract with a publisher.  Tom found the manuscript on Jerry’s desk, threw it in the trash-can, and then set the contents of the trash-can on fire, thereby destroying the manuscript. Of which of the following crimes may Tom be convicted in a common law jurisdiction? I.          Arson  II.        Malicious destruction of property III.       Burglary

When the client on the unit, diagnosed with Conduct Disorder, displays frequent aggressive temper outbursts, what should the nurse place as the HIGHEST priority?

Evaluate, without the use of tables: (no calculator)

The client is admitted to the hospital with severe depression and suicidal ideations. His domestic partner of 20 years died 1 month ago from viral complications. Your client tells you his partner’s family never accepted the same-sex relationship, and he was not invited to mourn with the family.  What would BEST describe this client’s grieving process?

Find the limit (not by tables) (no calculator)

Based on Mexico’s internet connectivity rate, we would expect the country to have a ______ per capita GDP than it does.

A female client diagnosed with Somatization Pain Disorder (Conversion Disorder) is admitted to an inpatient psychiatric unit. Which statement made by the client describes the PRIMARY GAIN she gets from her disorder? 

The nurse understands that when working with a child with a mental health problem, the family must be included in the plan of care. What is one of the BEST ways the nurse can work as an advocate for the child?