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The earliest you can ultrasound a mare to detect a pregnancy is day 16 post-ovulation.

A stallion owner is trying to decide between the different breeding methods available to him.  His stallion is 4 years old and has never been bred before. The owner has about 6 or 7 mares of his own he would like to breed to his stallion, but the stallion has also generated interest from mare owners in other states. 1) Give this owner your recommendation for which method to use (choose only one). 2) Provide the reasoning behind your suggestion, include two potential advantages and two disadvantages for this option.

All instruments playing the same melody is a type of Polyphonic texture.

When determining if a mare is ready to be bred, we often will evaluate signs of estrus by scoring her behavior.  Match the score with the behavior:  

Match the Following terms.

Mary scored 100% on her first biology test but 96% on the second, even though she studied harder for the second test. Which of the following best explains Mary’s deteriorating pattern of performance?

While staffing in the PICU the first year resident calls the RT and says heliox is needed STAT!  The resident hangs up without saying which room.  Which of the following patients would likely benefit from heliox administration?

In order to be confident that you treatment caused an observed effect, you must establish that the study has __________.

Identify what the following ultrasound picture on the left is showing (picture on the right is often seen at the same time): 

1.       It is 5 months later and Angela presents for follow-up.  Her mother reports she uses her quick relief inhaler multiple times throughout the day.  She wakes up 3 times per week to use her inhaler during the night.  How does the RCP respond?  Your answer should include:  is Angela is well controlled?  Do we need to change her therapy or not–and what are we changing it to? Are there any questions the RCP should ask?  Her original scenario was this:  a 7 y/o African-American female is brought into the emergency department complaining of shortness of breath.  While interviewing the patient, the mother informs the RCP her daughter has been awakened approximately two times per week due to her asthma symptoms.  Upon further questioning she mentions the school nurse called yesterday because Angela has been in her office for her quick relief medication everyday in the past week.  Her last FEV1/FVC ratio was 72%.