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    Medications for cardiac arrest * Epinephrine 1mg iv bolus every 3-5 mins * Vasopressin- alternative to epinephrine * Treatment for vf‚ vt‚ pea‚ asystole * Dose: 40 units iv single * Norepinephrine – for severe hypotension * For low total peripheral resistant * Dose 0.1-0.5 mcg/kg/min infusion * Not use for cardiac arrest * Dopamine – Dose: 2-20 mcg/kg/min infusion‚ titrate to patient response * Do not administer in same iv line as Na bicarb * Dobutamine

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    Crime Examined through Four theoretical Perspectives Crime is defined as a breach of rules or laws that have been set by the government. Society has been given a set of rules that everyone who believes in good morals‚ follow. A crime would be anyone who has broken these set of laws for personal reasons such as greed. As of 2006‚ the crime rate of Toronto was 1‚000 per 100‚000. This has as shown a decrease since 2002. Crime has become an entity that is a part of society‚ without it‚ society would

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    is a process; it is how the body puts all the processes together in order to provide what our bodies need to be healthy‚ to grow and to maintain good health while supplying all our nutritive needs. There are different stages to nutrition‚ it starts with the food we ingest‚ then it is digested‚ it can then be used and absorbed by the body and is then assimilated and finally any waste is eliminated. At the first stage of the process is ingestion and it could be argued that good nutrition has to begin

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    Demonstrate the process of crime scene documentation Ceara Nicole Miller Everest Online Crime Scene Dynamics I - 1 CJE2640-12 Professor Ray Schweitzer February 2‚ 2013 Demonstrate the process of crime scene documentation In an Organized step by step approach Scene Documentation is one of the stages in the proper processing of a crime scene. The final results of a properly documented crime scene are the ability of others to take our finished product to use in either reconstructing the

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    The Process of the Criminal Justice Process Ticauda Coleman Strayer University Dr. Denise DeShields January 13‚ 2013 The topic that I chose to describe is the criminal justice process. The criminal justice process is described as a process that involves a series of steps beginning with the investigation of the crime and the arrest of the suspect. The next step following the investigation is the pretrial activities‚ which include the first appearance‚ a preliminary hearing‚ information or

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    justice system‚ extreme advancements have been made in the field of law enforcement. Particularly in today’s society‚ modern technological advances such as DNA profiling‚ fingerprinting‚ cameras‚ and wiretappinghave brought about new methods to aid in crime solving. Just two decades ago citizens in this country may have bought into the term “the perfect crime”‚ a crime that was so ingenious police would never be able to find a suspect. Many crimes were impossible to solve and sat unsolved

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    How efficient has Starbucks management been in utilizing its assets to generate sales? The efficiency which Starbucks© utilizes its assets to generate sales is a very important measurement of their performance. Asset management efficiency ratios are commonly used to assess the ability of a company to use its assets efficiently and to generate sales. These assets include fixed assets like plants and equipment as well as inventory‚ accounts receivable as well as any other current assets.

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    There are several differences between stops and arrests. As an exception to the Probable Cause and warrant requirements a stop has to have the underlining basis of reasonable suspicion. At its core a police stop is when an officer stops you from doing anything that you were doing prior and after an officer has observed an individual doing something suspicious. While an arrest is an officer actually taking a person into police custody. If a stop is arbitrary or not supported by reasonable suspicion

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    Due Process and Crime Control models The main purpose of the U. S. criminal justice system is to enforce the law‚ maintain social order‚ and to protect people from injustice. Through the years many laws have been passed and changed‚ but it appears that there will always be a debate on how society should punish those who have broken the law. To help answer this question are two emerging models that were created by Herbert Parker a law professor; the due process and crime control model. The main

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    Seven years ago‚ filmmaker Kirby Dick released an eye-opening documentary entitled “This Film is Not Yet Rated.” In it‚ Dick launched an investigation into the secret review board responsible for the classification of films under the Motion Picture Association of America’s umbrella ratings policy. In addition to arguing that the MPAA reacts more favorably to films financed and backed by Hollywood studios while penalizing independent filmmakers‚ “This Film is Not Yet Rated” highlights the hypocritical

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