And we know that wounds are tracked by their size in centimeters. Unfortunately, jury members and other non-medical people in the United States are unfamiliar with the metric system. If you tell them a wound is 10 cm long, jury members may picture a wound that is 10 inches long instead of its real length of 4 inches. As a new legal nurse consultant, you can assist attorneys, and eventually juries, by describing wounds in both centimeters and inches.
April 9, 2014 4:54pm EDT April 9, 2014 11:32am EDT How fast is NASCARâs new Sprint Cup car with new aerodynamic rules on one of its fastest tracks? Dale Earnhardt Jr. topped 215 mph during a test Wednesday morning at Michigan International Speedway, one of NASCARâs fastest tracks. Track president Roger Curtis tweeted about Earnhardt's fast speed. Joey Logano set the track qualifying record at 2-mile Michigan last year at 203.949 mph with NASCARâs new Gen-6 Sprint Cup car.
Which they are tracks where you run wide open all the way around and is too fast for safety. Other tracks such as California (Auto Club Speedway) and Atlanta Motor Speedway they run about 200-205 mph. A Nascar car can usually get up to about 200 miles per hour on a large track. However though, there is a thing called a restrictor plate that makes a Nascar car slow down. They use restrictor plates strictly as a safety matter so the car does not get thrown into the air because of all the air.