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1. 16-month-old girl was transferred to a pediat ric emergency department (ED) by ambulance from another hospital's ED for fever and seizure. Prior to arrival, the accepting doctor obtained the brief history that this girl had no known past medical history and was witnessed to have a tonicclonic seizure at home lasting 20 minutes. The seizure stopped without intervention prior to arrival to the outside ED. The patient had a recorded temperature of 103F and otherwise ageappropriate vital signs. Her left pupil was 2m and reactive; her right pupil was 5mm, nonreactive, and appeared to be slightly extorted and depressed. One hour after the patient's arrival in the ED, and 30 minutes after the mannitol and hypertonic saline administration, the patient's repeat vital signs were: a temperature of 102F, a heart rate of 96 beats / min, a blood pressure of 105/70mmHg, a respiratory rate of 25 breaths / min, and an oxygen saturation of 98% on the ventilator. Her pupils appeared to be normalized to 3mm, both were reactive, and pupillary tracking appeared normal. At this point, she was deemed stable to go to magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). ease describe the pupillary presentation of the patient (unequal, not reactive to light, extorted and pressed). Where in the CNS could a lesion be present which would cause this presentation? Draw d label an image showing this lesion. 10pts.

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1. According to Chapter 13, when must Miranda rights be given to an individual? 2. What statements are made to a defendant when providing Miranda rights? 3. Which Constitutional Amendments are Miranda rights based on? 4. According to the material in Chapter 13, what happens if Miranda rights are not given to a defendant? 5. According to the material in Chapter 13, list ALL Constitutional safeguards in the Bill of Rights for criminal defendants (multiple answers and points)? There is a federal exception to the Miranda rule that allows for questioning a suspect without giving the suspect his Miranda rights. It applies when public safety may be in question and was used for 16 hours over a two-day period during the questioning of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev. During this questioning, Tsarnaev told federal investigators about his role in the Boston Marathon bombings and the reasons that he and his brother planted the bombs. 6. Do you think that it was fair that the federal agents used this federal exception to wait two days to question Dzhokhar Tsarnaev before giving him his Miranda rights? 7. Why or why not? 8. Should the time period have been shorter?.

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