Kriging, Counting cells and Thiesson polygons are all methods of what?  Why are these methods preferred?

What are Type I and Type II errors in testing a statistical hypothesis?  If you limit the possibility of a Type I error what happens regarding a Type II error?

Why is order important in the multiplication of matrices?

How do parametric and a non-parametric statistical methods differ? When would a non-parametric method be preferred?

A two sample t test examines what?

All the following are functions regulated by hormones except:

Diabetes is a chronic condition that results from a lack of insulin from which endocrine gland?

What condition would cause an adult to tire easily, be sleepy, and less mentally alert?

A 11-year-old patient comes in with a parent complaining of left ear pain, discomfort, and tenderness. On exam, you note that the left tragus is tender to touch; the ear canal is erythematous and edematous with a moderate amount of purulent drainage; and that the tympanic membrane is intact without erythema or effusion. You diagnose this patient with:

A 55-year-old patient presents to the clinic with worsening vision and difficulty adjusting to dark rooms over the past several years. On physical exam, there was no significant pain, and the optic disc shows cupping. You believe the patient has ____ and that you should refer to ____.