Julia Parson is a 74-year-old who has been prescribed alendronate (Fosamax) to treat osteoporosis. Which of the following statements by Ms. Parson indicates a need for more teaching?

What patient position is most common for knee arthroscopy?

A surgeon requests a deeper bone cut during a total knee arthroplasty. What instrument is most appropriate?

What power tool is used to enlarge the canal of long bones?

Which material is used to line the tibial component in TKA?

What are the 3 joints involved in a triple arthrodesis?

What does the femoral head fit into to form the hip joint?

What approach is used for total shoulder arthroplasty?

Upload a Python source file (.py) that defines a function named sum_mul5. This function will take a list of int values as its only parameter. It will return the sum of all the numbers in that list that are a multiple of 5.  You are free to add code to your file that will call your function in order to test it. This part will not be graded but will help you ensure that your function performs as expected. Examples: sum_mul5( ) will return 5 sum_mul5( ) will return 20 sum_mul5( ) will return 0 Grading Rubric:  4 points for passing each of the above tests (1 point each) Please note that, to get any credit, your function must solve the problem for any input. The tests are just examples, not an exhaustive list of possible inputs. 

Upload a Python source file (.py) that defines a function named make_dictionary_from_lists. This function will take two lists as parameters. It will return a dictionary in which each element of the first list is a key associated to the element of the second list located at the same index. See the examples below for a description of the behavior expected from your function. If the lists are empty, you will return an empty dictionary. If the two lists do not have the same length, you will return an empty dictionary. Examples: make_dictionary_from_lists( , ) will return { } make_dictionary_from_lists( , ) will return { 1 : ‘one’ , 2 : ‘two’ } make_dictionary_from_lists( , ) will return { }   Grading Rubric:  3 points for passing each of the above tests (1 point each). Deductions will be applied if other errors are found in your programs. Please note that, to get any credit, your function must solve the problem for any input. The tests are just examples, not an exhaustive list.