A 42 week LGA infant of a diabetic mother develops hypoglyce…

A 42 week LGA infant of a diabetic mother develops hypoglycemia and respiratory distress in the newborn nursery shortly after birth. You are called to evaluate the infant and find him plethoric, acrocyanotic, and irritable. You obtain a CBC that shows a Hgb of 22.5 g/dL and a Hct of 67%. You recognize that this infant has: 

NO ABBREVIATION, LOWERCASE LETTERS ONLY Mr. Mangano ground s…

NO ABBREVIATION, LOWERCASE LETTERS ONLY Mr. Mangano ground some beef to make hamburger patties. After grinding, he stacked the patties together. Upon returning, he found out that the interface between patties had turned brown. The reason they turn brown is that during grinding, [1] from the air is mixed within the ground beef, and [2] (choose ONE: reduces/oxygenates/exchanges electron with/reacts with) myoglobin to form [3] (a nomenclature of myoglobin form) with bright cherry red color. As he stacked patties, the oxygen partial pressure decreases to a low level between 2.6% to 5.3%, causing [4] (choose ONE: reduction/oxidation/oxygenation/exchanges electron/reaction) of myoglobin to a compound called [5] (a nomenclature of myoglobin form) with [6] color.