Which characteristic is unique to cartilagenous fishes?

Which evolutionary process involving changes in developmental timing can lead to juvenile traits being retained in adult forms?

Use this figure to answer the following question. According to this phylogenetic tree, which of the following features are plesiomorphic traits to the Sarcopterygii clade? Select all that apply.

All tetrapods have four limbs.

The most common co-morbidities that occur with Type II diabetes are:

Bell’s palsy affects which cranial nerve?

A patient is diagnosed with subclinical hypothyroidism. The NP would expect the lab findings to show:

A patient with heavy menses has iron deficiency anemia. What might you see on her lab work?

A patient using basal and bolus insulin continues to have high fasting blood sugars. What dose of his insulin should you adjust?

Which class of medications is not used for migraine prophylaxis?