Many frequent flyers have missed their flights due to long, slow security checks before being allowed to enter the airline's terminal. this policy designed to ensure safe flights has resulted in problems associated with perceived:
a. functional equity
b. procedural fairness
c. interactional fairness
d. service equity
e. outcome fairness

B. Procedural fairness

Explanation:

This due to th fact that the security checks do not all take the same time but depend many times on the race, background, nationality of the flyers. This results in flyers perceiving an unfairness in the procedure.

The correct answer is B. Procedural fairness .

Explanation:

Fundamental principle of procedural law is that of the equality of the parties in the process, which means that those who attend it voluntarily or for having been quoted in an informal manner, must have the same procedural opportunities for the full realization of their guarantees to the bilaterality of the audience.

What is pre-atrial contraction?
Pre-atrial contraction are defined as premature heartbeats from the atria.How does it happen? The sinoatrial node regulates the heartbeat, pre-atrial contractions (PACs) happen when a region of the atria depolarizes before the sinoatrial node (which regulates the heartbeat, as mentioned before), therefore starting/triggering a premature heartbeat.

How do you treat pre-atrial contraction?
Pre-atrial contractions are usually not harmful, therefore it does not require treatment. However, pre-atrial contraction is something that is often troubling and bothersome. In these cases where it is bothersome, the doctor may decide to treat it, that is if there is a more serious, underlying problem that could be linking to heart disease or other medical heart problems that require treatment. Betablocker is an example of a medication that can be prescribed by the doctor depending on the heart problem and it's severity.