An act of executive clemency that overturns a conviction and erases mention of the crime from the person’s criminal record is referred to as:

Which term is Latin for “I will not contest it” and is used as a criminal defendant’s plea, in which he or she chooses not to challenge, or contest, the charges brought by the government?

Which is an example of passive acquired adaptive immunity?

After surgery, a client’s hand is pale, has a decreased radial pulse and capillary refill, and loss of strength in the fingers. The nurse determines this is most likely caused by:

Which of the following assessment data is subjective information?                     (Select All That Apply)

The nurse is conducting an assessment of a 75-year-old client and notes diminished reflex response, a wide-based gait, and slowed coordination.  The nurse’s most appropriate action is to:   

  During a physical assessment, the nurse determines cranial nerves III, IV & VI are intact. Which technique is the most accurate?

Which client behavior indicates that learning in the cognitive domain has taken place?

The nurse has been teaching the client about a heart-healthy diet.  How can the nurse evaluate the teaching?

Which client should receive priority? The client who has: