In obtaining a health history on a 74-year-old patient, the nurse notes that he drinks alcohol daily and that has noticed a tremor in his hands that affects his ability to hold things. With this information, what response should the nurse make?

The nurse is assessing orientation on a 79-year-old patient. Which of the following statements would lead the nurse to conclude that this patient is oriented x 3?

What are possible causes of pericarditis?

In complying with the knock-and-announce rule, officers do not have to wait long because suspects might grab a weapon or destroy evidence.

In problem-oriented policing, arrest and prosecution alone are viewed as the most effective way to resolve problems.

The use of DNA data banks will solve the vast majority of crimes.

The U.S. Supreme Court decided it was a reasonable when officers parked outside a house and employed a thermal imaging device to detect heat lamps he used to grow marijuana in his house.

Reasonable suspicion to frisk consists of facts and circumstances that would lead an officer to suspect that a person lawfully stopped might be armed.

Police used to think about their response to calls as ____.

The police academy experience socializes recruits by both formal and informal means.