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After you are finished with this question, you must show the front and back of your scrap paper to the webcam.  This question has two parts:  Part 1: Two carriers of cystic fibrosis have child.   What are their genotypes?  What is the genotype and phenotype ratio of the offspring?  Part 2: Suppose their first child does not have cystic fibrosis, what is the chance their second child will?   

If a woman who is colorblind has a child with a man who is also colorblind: 1. List the possible genotype and phenotype ratios of their female children 2. List the possible genotype and phenotype ratios of their male children  

You are permitted to use one sheet of scrap paper. The paper must be blank at the beginning of the test. Before beginning this question, you must show the front and back of your scrap paper to the webcam.  Remember, this part of the test is timed to allow 5 minutes per question.  Pace yourself   A woman has blood type  B. Her child also has blood type B. Tom has blood type A.  Can Tom be the father of the child? Explain why or why not. Your answer must be supported with data (you do not necessarily need to show an entire Punnett square) and your answer must be a complete explanation of why or why not. Do not just answer with  yes or no 

Which answer below is a correct statement about the X chromosome

Which of the following is a a dominant genetic disease with uncontrolled movements as part of the phenotype of the disease?

In rabbits, white fur is recessive to brown.  A white rabbit is cross with a brown rabbit.  Some of their offspring are white. Which of the following is true: 

What is the term for chromosomes #1 – #22 in humans?

Triploid organisms are not seen in all organisms. Which organism below is an example of an organism where triploid organisms are seen?

The provider orders 1 g of acetaminophen.Available: 500 mg per tablet.How many tablets should the nurse administer?Write only the numerical answer in the blank provided. Do not include units of measure.

A JP drain changed from serosanguinous yesterday to thick green today; temperature 100.4°F (38°C); pain increased at the site. What is the priority action?