A "transport accident" is defined as an incident directly caused by the driving of a motor car or motor vehicle, a railway train or a tram. To be entitled to compensation the person's injury must also be directly caused by the driving of a motor vehicle, a railway train or a tram
A transport accident is also defined as an incident involving
1) a motor vehicle, a railway train or tram which is out of control;
2) a collision that occurred between a pedal cycle and a stationary motor vehicle;
3) a collision between a pedal cycle and an open or opening door of a motor vehicle;
4) a collision between a pedal cycle and a motor vehicle while the cyclist is travelling to or from his or her place of employment and
5) the opening or closing of a door of a bus, tram or railway train
I think it’s c. Because things that are digital cost a lot less because we don’t use up expensive resources to make the film
A nurse attaches a client to continuous cardiac monitoring due to a potassium level of 2.8 mEq (2.8 mmol). The nurse should monitor for which dysrhythmia?
- Premature ventricular contractions
