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1.  What is the value for forced expiratory volume 1? 2. What is the value for forced vital capacity? 3. What is the % FEV1 (show how you did calculation)? 4. Does this forced vital capacity spirogram show evidence of an obstruction, explain? (2 pts) 5. Does this spirogram show evidence of a restriction (predicted FVC=4.1L), explain? (2 pts)

Fill in the negative homeostatic feedback loop to determine how your body will respond hormonally to drop in blood pressure.  Hormone released= Effectors= Response= Result=

1. ID the region #2 of an endocrine organ 2. Give a hormone it produces to regulate blood glucose

For this question you are analyzing urine from a patient.  The urine you are analyzing is sample number 2.   1. Is urine sample #2 from a person who is hydrated or dehydrated? 2. What would you expect to see for #2 specific gravity (give a number and include units)? 3. Is this person’s antidiuretic hormone level in their blood high or low?

What is this person’s respiratory rate set point? (2 pts) Give two examples of error using the data set above. (2 pts) Give an example of a general disturbance for respiratory rate. (2 pts)

WHAT IS THE MONOCYTE LEVEL OF THIS PATIENT? IS THE MONOCYTE LEVEL HIGH OR LOW? WHAT COULD BE THE DISEASE?

1. ID endocrine organ #2 2. Give a hormone it produces to regulate blood osmolarity

ID the specific type of WBC for #1

If your blood pressure decreases what would you expect to see happen to your kidney filtration rate ? (2 pts)

ID THE HEMOGLOBIN CONCENTRATION FOR #6 (include units)? IS THE HEMOGLOBIN CONCENTRATION WITHIN NORMAL RANGE?