You are ordered to give your patient drug X.  The dosage ratio is 5mg per kg.  Your patient weighs 160 lbs.  How many grams would you give them? (1lb = 0.454 kg or 1 kg = 2.2 lbs)

Which of these cannot pass through the filtration membrane?

Physiological buffers

Which of the following is NOT considered a lymphatic organ?

Which of the male reproductive glands makes the largest contribution (by volume) to the semen?

In which area of the body would you expect to find MALT?

After bicarbonate ions are produced in the erythrocyte, it moves into the plasma and is exchanged with  a _____ to keep electrical neutrality.

Immunological surveillance that involves immune system cells checking if body cells possess the correct population of self-proteins (major histocompatibility complex I antigens) is the job of N-K Lymphocytes.

The amount of air inspired or expired in a single breath.

Older red blood cells may be removed and destroyed in the spleen.