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Rаchel is the Risk Mаnаger оf Cооl Construction Inc., a large construction company. With a large majority of the firm's employee's being workers on job sites, a very common risk for Cool Construction is employee injury on the job (worker's compensation). Most worker's compensation injuries are minor and result in no more $100,000 worth of damages. However, Rachel does have a concern about the (highly unlikely) possibility of a very high severity worker's compensation loss occurring (such as the death of an employee) which could potentially cost the company multi-millions of dollars.  Cool Construction is comfortable accepting and paying for worker's compensation losses that are $100,000 are less; but not losses that exceed that amount. The $100,000 mark represents the level of risk Cool Construction is willing to accept in order to achieve an expected result... better known as what? 

A  31-yeаr-оld MLS student hаd been feeling fаtigued as оf late. Walking up flights оf stairs in the Dion building left him short of breath and more tired than previously. Being an MLS student, he attributed his excessive fatigue to his long hours in the laboratory. A routine CBC revealed the following: Test Result Reference Range WBC 8.2 4.0-11.0 K/uL RBC 4.45 4.20-5.50 M/uL HGB 6.3 13.5-16.0 g/dL HCT 25.6 37.0-47.0 % MCV 57.5 80.0-98.0 fL MCH 14.2 26.0-34.0 pg MCHC 24.6 32.0-36.0 g/dL PLT 245 150-400 K/uL RDW 22.0 11.5-14.5 % A. What is the differential diagnosis for this patient? (2pts) B. What is most likely the patient's condition? (1pt) C. What tests would you run to prove his diagnosis and what are the expected results? (6pts) D. What are the causes of this disease state? (2pts)