2. A patient experiencing acute respiratory distress is most likely to exhibit which of the following signs and symptoms?

6.  After initiating a new regimen of cardiovascular medication, a patient reports reduced exercise tolerance and difficulty getting their heart rate up while walking. Which medication is the most likely cause of these changes?

49. According to the “soda-pop can” model, diaphragmatic weakness may contribute to which functional impairments?

18. Upon auscultation, the clinician hears adventitious breath sounds on the right posterior chest, at the level of T5, just lateral to the spine. What lobe is being auscultated?

8. Where is the pulmonic valve best auscultated?

12. Which medical device is typically used for long-term medication delivery?

9. A patient has digital clubbing. Which of the following is the likely cause of this feature?

Why is it difficult to throw a ball while treading water (as in water polo)? 

BONUS QUESTION: What is the difference between walking and running when analyzing gait (1 point)? If this questions is answered correctly, the points will be added to your score.

Which segment should be the last to move and have the highest velocity in a throw?