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Instructions: 1. Print the exam and formula sheets.2. Show each page to the Honorlock camera so that I can verify nothing has been added prior to starting the exam.3. Take the exam with the camera showing your entire workspace, including both hands, for the entire exam duration. The only items permitted in your workpace during the exam are the printed exam with attached formula sheets, a pen and/or pencil, and a handheld calculator.4. When you finish the exam, show each page to the Honorlock camera. No changes may be made to your exam after showing your work to the Honorlock camera.5. Upload your exam in Canvas. To receive full credit, you must show all work for questions requiring calculations. Remember to apply the rules for significant figures when appropriate. Remember to include units when appropriate. Good luck! Formula Sheets: Formulas and Periodic Table.pdf SolubilityRules.pdf Exam: Advanced Chemistry Unit 1 Exam (Chemistry Review).pdf

List the three levels of PBIS.  (3pts.) Provide an example of a specific strategy that can be used at each level of support. (3 pts.)

You have arrived on the scene of a chemical leak at laboratory. The placard has a​ “1” in the blue diamond and a​ “4” in the red​ diamond, which means the material​ is: (Select two correct answers)

Which of the following factors may lead to injury or death of EMS personnel attempting water​ rescue? (Select correct three answers)

Which of the following is a characteristic of the rural​ setting? (Select two correct answers)

Triage the following patient utilizing START triage: A​ 56-year-old man is breathing 20 times per minute and has a weak radial pulse. He is confused but able to follow commands

Convert 4.5% to a decimal.

Which of the following are true regarding the proctored testing in this course?  Select all that apply.

(3-5 sentences). Give an example of allosteric regulation. How would it inhibit or activate the reaction it’s involved with? 

Your friend recently had some tests reveal that a mutation caused the hexokinase enzymes in her muscle cells to now have a higher Km in the presence of glucose.  Using the graph below: Which line represents hexokinase’s previous affinity for glucose? Which star represents hexokinase’s previous Km?   How would hexokinase have reacted to low and high amounts of glucose in this state?    Which line represents hexokinase’s mutated affinity for glucose? Which star represents hexokinase’s mutated Km?  How would hexokinase now react to low and high amounts of glucose with this mutation? Would this change be good or bad?