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Which of the following would be the result of a proto-oncogene to oncogene conversion?

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The following count_consonants(string) function attempts to count the number of consonants in a given string. The input string always consists of alphabetic characters (a-zA-Z) and no whitespace.  〔´∇｀〕 For example: test_string = “MooDeng”  print(count_consonants(test_string)) # Should print 4 However, this function currently contains multiple logic and syntax errors. Identify and correct the errors in the code snippet so the function works as intended. You cannot change entire chunks of code nor rewrite it again. Mention the line number where the error is, what the error is, and the correction. 1. def count_consonants(string)2.   vowels = ‘iouIOU’3.   if len(string) == 0:4.     return 25.   if string[1] not in vowels:6.     return 1 + count_consonants(vowels[0:])7.   return count_consonants(string[1:])

The RN is teaching new parents of a preterm infant about neonatal sepsis. Which of the following did the RN state best describes the clinical manifestations observed in neonatal sepsis?

In caring for the infant whose mother drank alcohol during pregnancy, nurses should be aware that

Providing care for the neonate born to a mother who abuses substances can present a challenge for the health care team. Nursing care for this infant requires a multisystem approach. The initial steps in the provision of this care would be neonatal abstinence syndrome scoring, [answer1] and [answer2]  

Write a function convert_to_dict(items) which takes in items (a list of strings) and returns a dictionary. The list should be converted to a dictionary where each key is a unique item in the list. The value associated with a key should be a list containing each index where the string occurred in the original list. Example: convert_to_dict([“apple”, “apple”, “orange”, “apple”, “banana”, “chips”, “milk”, “milk”, “orange” ]) Returns: { “apple” : [0, 1, 3], “orange” : [2, 8], “banana” : [4], “chips” : [5], “milk” : [6, 7], }

What will be the output of the following code snippet? If the output is an error, state “ERROR” in the prompt. ᕕ(⌐■_■)ᕗ ♪♬ songs = { “Laufey”: “Dreamer”, “Noah Kahan”: “Stick Season”}songs[“Noah Kahan”] = “Northern Attitude”songs[“Lady Gaga”] = “Die with a Smile”print(“Lady Gaga” in songs, songs[“Dreamer”])

What will be the output of the following code snippet? If the output is an error, state “ERROR” in the prompt. def hype(y):    if y > 10:       return 2    else:       return 2 + hype(y + 3)result = hype(3) # this is hype ⸜(*ˊᗜˋ*)⸝print(result)

Write a function filter_nums(num_list, threshold, divisor) that takes a list of integers (num_list) an integer (threshold) and an integer (divisor) and filters the num_list to include only the integers that satisfy the following condition: A number n is included if n > threshold and n mod divisor = 0 (i.e. n is greater than the threshold and is divisible by divisor). The function should print (NOT RETURN) the following: Filtered number list Sum of removed numbers Count of numbers in the filtered numbers list Count of numbers in the removed numbers list Note: The divisor should have a default parameter of 2. Example:  Case 1: filter_nums([1, 5, 10, 3, 9, 15, 18, 2], 4, 3)  prints: Filtered Numbers: [9, 15, 18] Sum of removed numbers: 21 Count of filtered numbers: 3  Count of removed numbers: 5   Case 2: filter_nums([12, 15, 22, 27, 30, 33, 45, 5, 6], 10, 5) prints: Filtered Numbers: [15, 30, 45] Sum of removed numbers: 105 Count of filtered numbers: 3  Count of removed numbers: 6