A 7 year old child complains of abdominal pain 4/10.  The MD orders Children’s Motrin 8mg/kg PRN every 6-8 hours for a pain score of 4-6/10. The child weights 50lbs.  The nurse withdraws Motrin from the pyxis. Medication available is 150mg/5mL. How many mLs will you administer in a single dose? (Round the final answer to the nearest tenth)

1 (25 pts). Open the following graph: graph1.docx For triangle ABC, angle A = 90° and angle B = 44°.  For triangle ADC, angle D = 90°. Find angles 1, 2 and 3 in the graph.   2 (25 pts). Open the following graph: graph2.docx Angle B = 64°. Angle A = 3x and angle C = 2x. Find the measures of angles A and C.

John, a 17-year-old African American male, arrives at the emergency department with complaints of sudden, intense pain in his chest and lower back. He describes the pain as “sharp and throbbing,” and rates it as a 9 out of 10. He has a known history of sickle cell anemia, diagnosed when he was a toddler. His mother reports that John has had similar painful episodes in the past, particularly after physical exertion or dehydration, but this episode seems more severe. Upon examination, John is found to be tachycardic (rapid heart rate) and mildly febrile (temperature of 100.8°F). He appears visibly uncomfortable and is reluctant to move due to the pain. Blood tests reveal a hemoglobin level of 7.5 g/dL (low), a high reticulocyte count, and an elevated white blood cell count, indicating inflammation or infection.  He does have a cough and is complaining of feeling like he can’t take a deep breath.   What are the potential complications of sickle cell anemia that John is at risk for in this situation?

3 (30 pts). Consider the function f(x) = 9.5 ln x. Find the rate of change between x = 6 and x = 6.001. (Keep six decimal places in the middle of calculation.)

Which component of a thermal system usually prevents overheating and potential leaks?

What does the term “heat sink” refer to in thermal fluid systems?

What fluid is usually chosen in the food processing for precise temperature control?

The Prawitt et al. (2009) paper finds evidence that earnings management is constrained when the company has a strong internal audit function (IAF).    

The Prawitt et al. (2009) paper views the internal audit function (IAF) as a key part of corporate governance that includes the audit committee, executive management, and the SEC.  

One measure of earnings management in the Prawitt et al. (2009) study is whether firms meet or just barely beat analysts forecast of earnings.