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What term describes the replacement of one or more blood volumes within 24 hours whether in an infant or in an adult patient?

This is your week 1 quiz. After logging in to Start (RP NOW) tab Proceed to the Quizzes & EOR Exam tab to take the quiz  This is a 15 question, multiple-choice quiz in Blood Bank/Immunohematology.  You have 20 minutes to complete this exam and one attempt – this quiz will not be reset for any reason. Please be sure to take the quiz on a computer with adequate internet connection. This quiz must be taken through RPnow following the remote proctor exam policies.  Thedeadline of this quiz is the Sunday 11:59 PM ET of week 1. This is a closed book, closed note examination.  You are allowed to use a BLANK 8 x 10 white board (i.e., dry erase board). Paper is NOT allowed! You MUST show BOTH the front and back of the board to the camera at the beginning of the exam to verify that it is blank. You can use the white board at the beginning of the exam (after the exam starts) to jot down key information or flowcharts to refer to during the exam.  Remember, this will take time from the clock so you don’t want to spend a lot of time. At the end of the exam, you must erase the white board and show BOTH the front and back to the camera to verify that it is blank (one more time).   You may use a simple, non-programmable, small battery or solar powered calculator. However, you must show the calculator to the camera at the beginning and end of the exam. Your calculator must be restricted to a maximum of six functions –addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, square root, and percentage are allowed. IMPORTANT NOTE – the use of any resources during the test such as a textbook, notes, computer files, the internet, or other persons is strictly prohibited. Doing so constitutes an act of academic dishonesty and is subject to academic penalties and a report of academic misconduct.  Any indication of academic dishonesty will be submitted to the office of academic integrity.  Please do not do anything to generate a suspicious activity report.  

A 24 year old female presented to her primary care physician complaining of cold intolerance, weight gain, depression, brittle nails, dry skin, constipation, weakness, and fatigue  Laboratory results revealed: T3=  Decreased T4= Decreased TSH= Increased Thyroid peroxidase antibody (TPO)= positive What is the likely diagnosis ?

Match the following hormones with their appropriate site of synthesis: A=Dopamine, epinephrine, norepinephrine B= Aldosterone C= Cortisol D= Testosterone

A 35 year old male presented to her primary care physician complaining of heat intolerance, weight loss, a fine tremor in both hands, sleeplessnes, bulging eyes, palpitations, weakness, and fatigue. Laboratory results revealed: T3=  Increased T4= Increased TSH= Decreased  Radioactive iodine uptake test= Homogenous radioactive iodine distribution What is the likely diagnosis ?

Which of the following hormones is synthesized in the hypothalamus and controls the release of thyroid-stimulating hormone ?

A 45 year old female presented to her primary care physician complaining of irregular menstrual periods, weight gain, excessive hair on her face and body, purple stretch marks on the skin of her abdomen and thighs, and generalized weakness. Laboratory results revealed: Decreased ACTCH Increased cortisol Glucose intolerence Increased sodium What is the likely diagnosis?

Which of the following hormones decreases blood glucose by causing glucose to enter cells for energy production?

Which one of the following hormones requires a transport protein to move it through the circulation?

Which of the following found almost exclusively in the pancreas catalyzes the hydrolysis of triglycerides to form fatty acids and glycerol ?