Offensive touching - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Abandonment - The relinquishing of a right or interest with the intention of never again claiming it ABS - Enhancement to the conventional braking system that electronically monitors and controls each of the wheels during braking to keep them from locking. ABS and non-ABS work alike under normal braking pressure. Acceptance (Death and dying situations cont.) - Unhappy, but resigned to reality Acuity - Sharpness of vision Airborne infections - Any infection spread from person to person thr...

NALA Certified Paralegal Exam Terms and Concepts Questions & Answers Estate administration - ANSWERSThe process in which a decedent's personal representative settles the affairs of the decedent's estate (collects assets, pays debts and taxes, and distributes the remaining assets to heirs); the process is usually overseen by a probate court. inter vivos trust - ANSWERSA trust created by the grantor (settlor) and effective during the grantor's lifetime—that is, a trust not established...

1.) Gown 2.) Mask 3.) Goggles / face shield 4.) Gloves correct answers Donning PPE order: 1.) Gloves 2.) Goggles / face shield 3.) Gown 4.) Mask correct answers Doffing PPE: *P*ull pin *A*im nozzle *S*queeze handle *S*weep towards base of fire correct answers What is the correct sequence for using a fire extinguisher? RACE: *R*escue and remove clients in immediate danger *A*ctivate alarm *C*ontain fire *E*xtinguish fire correct answers What do you do if a fire occ...

A fair ball is a batted ball which: A Touches first, second or third base. B. While on or over fair territory, touches the person of an umpire or players, their clothing or equipment. C. Settles on the third-base foul line between home and third. D. All of the above - ️️D. All of the above An offender shall be ejected on the first offense when: A. A player loosens up to bat in the opposing team's on-deck circle. B. A player leaves his bench area for the the purpose of physical...

Fencing Referee General Rule Test Latest 2023 Graded A In a previous bout in the same pool, Fencer X committed an offense requiring an immediate Group 2 RED CARD. With no other penalties given in the current bout, X commits the same offense. What should the Referee do? give x red card During the action, a spectator is loudly cheering for Fencer X. What should the Referee do? (A) Call Halt! only if the cheering is disruptive. Fencer X stops fencing during a phrase without the referee having co...

Estate administration - ACCURATE ANSWERS The process in which a decedent's personal representative settles the affairs of the decedent's estate (collects assets, pays debts and taxes, and distributes the remaining assets to heirs); the process is usually overseen by a probate court. Inter vivos trust - ACCURATE ANSWERS A trust created by the grantor (settlor) and effective during the grantor's lifetime—that is, a trust not established by a will. Assault - ACCURATE ANSWERS Any wo...

LMPT Exam Solved Questions With Revised Correct Detailed Answers With Rationales |ALREADY GRADED A+ PASS >> BRAND NEW VERSION!! 1. What are the three basic types of assault? - ANSWER 1. Assualt by offer 2. Assualt by attempted battery 3. Battery Assault by offer Any willful threat to inflict injury upon another person with the apparent present ability and intent to do so. Puts the victim in apprehension of immediate bodily harm. A present apparent ability and ...

New York State Tort Questions With Correct Answers Latest Updated 2024/2025 (VERIFIED) What is a Prima Facie Tort? A prima facie tort is actionable in New York where: 1) There has been intention of harm 2) causing special damages 3) Without excuse or justification 4) by an act or series of acts that would otherwise be lawful. What are the intentional Torts to a person? 1. Battery 2. Assault 3. False Imprisonment 4. Intentional Infliction of emtional distress New York State Tort Questio...

Sharp Foundation Course Test 1 questions & answers 2023Victims Rights Created 1. Right to the reasonably protected from the accused. 2. Right to reasonable, accurate, and timely notice. 3. Right not to be excluded from any public proceedings. 4. Right to be reasonably heard. 5. Reasonable right to confer with governments attorney. 6. Right to full and timely restitution as provided in law. ---in military this is the special victims prosecution 7. Right to proceedings free from unreasonab...

NURS 171 EXAM 1 NCLEX/ REVIEW QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS, GRADED A+/ VERIFIED/ Which principle refers to the professional obligation of the nurse to assume responsibility for actions? A. Accountability B. Individuality C. Responsibility D. Bioethics - -A. Accountability Rationale: "Accountability refers to individuals being answerable for their actions... It means that as a nurse you take responsibility to provide excellent patient care by following standards of practice and agency polic...