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Relating to fever as a symptom, which statement is NOT CORRECT?

ANSWER 1 OF THE FOLLOWING QUESTIONS. 3.A. In the chapter on “Federalism,” we discussed 6 different Types of Powers of Government.  For this essay, please do the following: a. Identify 5 of the 6 different Types of Powers of Government (bonus if you get all 6!). b. Define and give an example of each of the powers you identify. OR 3.B. Article 4 of the US Constitution defines the federalist relationship that exists between and amongst the states.  For this essay, please do the following: a. Identify 3 of the 4 major provisions of Article 4 addressing federalism. b. Define the meaning of the major provisions you identify. c. Explain how each provision supports the federalist arrangement of the US Constitution.  

Ms YE, 64 years old, presents with a fever (38.6oC), feeling generally tired and her calf has been feeling acutely hot, erythematic and painful. What is the MOST likely diagnosis based upon this information?

Mrs KL has a potassium level of 3.0 mmol/L and has been treated with Sando K II TDS for 3 days but their potassium level remains 3.0 mmol/L. Which other electrolyte should be checked due to the inadequate response to the Sando K.

The gills of bony fishes are composed of gill arches.  Each gill arch has gill filaments that allow for the exchange of gases between the water and the blood, and gill rakers that filter the water for food or particles that may damage the filaments.

Which statement relating to the diagnosis of Pulmonary Embolism (PE) is CORRECT?

Compare bone and cartilage in detail.  What kind of tissue are they? What is the main component of bone? Compare the advantages and disadvantages of each. Be specific. No outlines are allowed.  Your answer must be in paragraph format and in your own words.  Spelling counts.

Which is NOT a reason for causing urine discolouration?

Mr JK, aged 39 years presents to his GP with lower back pain which has been present for 3 days now.  The pain is radiating down his left leg and has not been relieved by rest. The GP rules out any red flag symptoms.  What is the MOST likely cause of Mr J’s back pain?

Mr BG, 47 years old, presents with bilateral oedema, breathlessness and has the following blood results:   Na+         136         (135-145 mmol/L)            Albumin               24           (35-50 g/L) k+            5.4          (3.5-5.1 mmol/L)              ALT                         30           (0-40 U/L) Ur           24           (3.1-7.9 mmol/L)              ALP                        70           (35-120 U/L) SCr         255         (50-120 umol/L)                 Urine sample collection shows 3.5g protein/24 hours Which condition is the MOST likely diagnosis?