You are out for a drive with the family and are lucky enough to get a window seat. The rapidly passing scenery you see out the window is first stored in __________ memory.

During pressure-controlled continuous mandatory ventilation, should either compliance decrease or airway resistance (Raw) increase, what will happen?  

Use the following scenario for questions 7-10: You are managing a 65-year-old 5′ 8″ male patient with a history of chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) who was admitted with acute respiratory failure. He is currently on a mechanical ventilator in volume control mode. Here are his ventilator settings and measurements: Mode: Volume Control (VC) Tidal Volume (Vt): 400 mL Respiratory Rate (RR): 16 breaths per minute Flow: 40 L/min PEEP: 5 cmH2O PIP: 25 cmH2O Plateau Pressure: 20 cmH2O Calculate the patient’s static compliance

The lecture indicated that personal statements are typically: Remember, you can ONLY use course materials to answer this and all quiz questions.  This information was covered during the Introduction to Job Acquisition lecture.  It is considered cheating to look up/google information from resources outside of what we discussed in class.    

What is the average urine specific gravity (USG) for a horse?

What did the lecture indicate admission committees are looking for in personal statements? Remember, you can ONLY use course materials to answer this and all quiz questions.  This information was covered during the Introduction to Job Acquisition lecture.  It is considered cheating to look up/google information from resources outside of what we discussed in class.    

BONUS QUESTION: If you do not get this question correct, you will not lose any points. Which antibiotic can cause tendonitis and tendon rupture? Patients on this antibiotic should avoid strenuous activity and report joint pain immediately. 

You are studying for your practical, and realize you only took a picture of the proximal end of the humerus.  How would you determine if the bone you took a picture of was a LEFT humerus?

Look at the picture below.  The arrow is pointing to a tendon for a muscle on the top arm that is missing in the image on the bottom arm.  The person without the tendon can still do flexion of the wrist despite missing the muscle associated with the missing tendon. What muscle is missing in the lower picture (the one not marked with a black arrow)? BONUS:  What muscle that we discussed still allows them to do the same action as this missing muscle?    

Identify ONE carpal bone that is present in the radiocarpal joint.