A client has a viral sinus infection, and the provider tells the client that antibiotics will not be prescribed. The client wants to take an antibiotic and asks the nurse what possible harm could occur by taking an antibiotic. Which response by the nurse is correct?

Which is NOT synthesized in the smooth endoplasmic reticulum (SER)?

Q: Have you ever swum in the ocean?A: Yes. I ____________________ in the ocean last summer.

INSTRUCTIONS: Rewrite the sentences. Use the passive voice in two ways. Omit the agent each time.

This is a factor in an experiment that the scientist actually observes or measures.  This factor is also most commonly plotted on the Y-axis of a graph.

INSTRUCTIONS: Choose the correct past form to complete each sentence. The telephone ____ without stopping for the past five minutes.

Discuss in depth one of the topics covered at any point in class or in one of the chapters in The Brain That Changes Itself that made a strong impression on you.  Be sure to address these points: a) Clearly describe the topic or disorder (If you choose something from the Doidge book, describe the research). b) What were the motor, neural, or cognitive systems impacted? c) What were the principles of neuroplasticy involved? d) What are the implications for your field or your personal life?  

INSTRUCTIONS: Rewrite the sentences. Use the passive voice and by to identify the agent—the person who performed the action.My sister won the last race.

Use 3-4 complete sentences (with appropriate punctuation and capitalization) to answer the following questions: What is up-regulation?  What is down regulation?  Which of these two processes would likely occur if proteins in a cell are consistently reaching a point of saturation?  Explain why you made your choice for this last question.

INSTRUCTIONS: Unscramble the words to make correct present perfect sentences, short answers, and questions.Q: recently / been / you / to Nepal / haveA: Yes, I have.