What is a challenge that forensic science faces in the future? Not enough cases Stalling technology Limited resources All of the above

Answer: Limited Resources

Explanation:

As the population of humanity grows and people live closer with each other, there is bound to be more crime and therefore cases where forensic science is needed. This is therefore not a challenge faced by forensic science in future.

Technology having stalled is also not a challenge because technology generally improves with time. The only plausible challenge is therefore a lack of resources so the third option must be right.

Contrasting Requirements

How do the different pharmacy technician requirements in Colorado and Texas affect pharmacy technicians in those states?

a. In Texas, a certified pharmacy technician has demonstrated a basic understanding of pharmacy-related knowledge and skills; a pharmacy technician in Colorado has not.
b. In Colorado pharmacy technicians commit more time to training than in Texas, making them better prepared to work in a pharmacy.
c. In Texas, it is easier to register and start working as a pharmacy technician than it is in Colorado, which has more training requirements.
d. Colorado requires a formal, accredited education prior to starting as a pharmacy technician, making that state's technician better prepared than those in Texas.

A 67-year-old male patient arrives in the emergency department complaining of progressively worsening bouts of right leg weakness. His wife notes that he is confused and often has trouble forming words at these times, which typically last about a day. The right leg weakness improves only slightly from instance to instance, leaving him weaker each time. Because the symptoms are transient, he has put off seeing a physician until now. His wife is worried that he might be having a stroke. He reports having smoked a pack of cigarettes each day for 45 years.