Now, show each page of your completed exam to your camera, AND, any pieces of scratch paper Then, quickly review the following instructions before clicking “Submit” to complete the exam   Complete Part 2 by turning your exam pages into a single file for upload, If you upload separate image files for each page you risk having pages not graded because they are missed! Use your phone to take a picture of each page. Take the pictures portrait (vertical) not landscape (horizontal) Paste images of your written exam pages into empty pages in your Word document, one exam page for each exam blank page. Make sure that your exam pages are in the correct order and are oriented properly (not upside down or rotated!). Use Word to generate the file so that your final document is generated in standard page size, US letter or 8.5 x 11″. If you don’t submit a standard page size file it may not fit in the Canvas grading window and your exam won’t be graded! Beware! Most phones take very high-resolution pictures that will generate very large files, and so you will probably have to compress the picture files in the Word document before converting to PDF. On a Mac, go to the “File” menu and select “Reduce File Size…”. In Windows, select a picture, and then select format picture and compress. Make sure that the pdf file size is less than 20 MB.

Determine the best reagents/conditions to perform the following reaction.

(18 pts.) Identify the reactants you would use to make the bond indicated by the dashed line this structure, using an SN2 reaction. Identify the Lewis acid/electrophile (LA) and Lewis base/nucleophile (LB) and add the curved arrow pushing that shows bond making/breaking. Use a sodium (Na) as the counter ion and bromide (Br) as the leaving group.                           

Give the major organic product of the following reaction:

The nurse is performing an assessment on an adult patient who has a history of goiter. What assessment findings will the nurse anticipate?

A patient has come in for an examination and states, “I have this tender area on my cheek in front of my ear lobe that seems to getting bigger.  What do you think it is?”  The nurse notes swelling below the angle of the jaw.  What does the nurse suspect?

What is the normal response to the accommodation test?

The nurse knows that which statement is true regarding the pain experienced by infants?

The nurse has noted decreased skin turgor in a patient and knows that this finding is expected in which condition?

How will the nurse document a full thickness pressure injury extending into the subcutaneous tissue on the coccyx of an elderly, bed ridden patient?