A mother brings her 3 month old to the emergency room complaining of breathing too fast and not eating. This is the patient’s first illness requiring a hospital visit. Your assessment is as follows: average size 3 month old with upper airway congestion, HR = 168bpm, RR = 78 breaths/min, BP = 110/80, Temperature = 99.7 F, SpO2 on room air = 89%, Breath Sounds = diminished with fine crackles. You would suspect this patient to have which of the following?

​ The common disorder ____ is caused by a deficiency in insulin production.

 A child has a recent history of leg pain, unexplained bruising and nosebleeds. The provider notes petechiae and diffuse lymphadenopathy. A complete blood count reveals a WBC of 30K/uL (normal WBC reference range 3.8-11.8K/uL) and near normal RBC and platelet counts. What will the provider do next to manage this patient?

Identify the author of the poem:   Thou hast an house on high erect, Framed by that mighty Architect, With glory richly furnished, Stands permanent though this be fled. It’s purchased and paid for too . . . The world no longer let me love, My hope and treasure lies above.

These are the Honorlock exam settings. Hint: It’s true.

Which of the following best describes what the whip symbolizes in Solomon’s narrative? 

Negative feedback occurs when the increasing blood level of a hormone inhibits its continued secretion from its source endocrine gland.​

​ The ____ gland stimulates the release of calcium and phosphate ions into the blood when calcium levels become too low.

​ The four small ____ glands consist of tightly packed secreting cells called chief cells and oxyphil cells.

​ Anabolic steroids are variants of the male sex hormone ____.