A dopamine drip is ordered at 6 mcg/kg/min for a patient who weighs 149 pounds. The infusion has a concentration of 800 mg of dopamine in a 250 ml bag of Normal Saline.  At what flow rate (mL/hr) will you set the IV pump? Round to the nearest 10th. Do not put units of measurement in the answer. [BLANK-1]

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For the following dataset, please perform these tasks: Visualize: Sketch a scatterplot of the data and provide a brief interpretation (direction, form, and strength). Summary Statistics: Use your TI-84 calculator to find the sample mean and sample standard deviation for both variables. Correlation: Use your TI-84 calculator to find the correlation coefficient, r. Regression: Compute the equation of the least-squares regression line “by hand” using the summary statistics and correlation found in previous steps. Prediction: Use your regression equation to make the specific prediction requested in the problem. Exercise and Resting Heart Rate:  A health clinic records the weekly cardio minutes and the resting heart rate (in beats per minute, BPM) of patients. Cardio (x, min) Heart Rate (y, BPM) 0 82 45 78 90 75 120 70 180 68 240 62 300 58 Predict the resting hear rate for a person who does 150 minutes of cardio per week.

For the following dataset, please perform these tasks: Visualize: Sketch a scatterplot of the data and provide a brief interpretation (direction, form, and strength). Summary Statistics: Use your TI-84 calculator to find the sample mean and sample standard deviation for both variables. Correlation: Use your TI-84 calculator to find the correlation coefficient, r. Regression: Compute the equation of the least-squares regression line “by hand” using the summary statistics and correlation found in previous steps. Prediction: Use your regression equation to make the specific prediction requested in the problem. Apartment Size and Monthly Rent:  A real estate agent compares the square footage of studio apartments to their monthly rent. Size (x, sq ft) Rent (y, $) 400 1100 450 1250 525 1400 600 1650 675 1800 750 2100 850 2300 Predict the monthly rent for a studio that is 700 square feet.

Which agents decrease preload? Select all that apply.

Which condition would be consistent with the following blood gases: pH 7.51, PaCO2 49 mmHg, HCO3 31 meq/L, and PaO2 80 mmHg?

Which of the following postural deviations is most commonly observed in a patient with a stroke affecting the right hemisphere?

A patient has been diagnosed with a TIA. Which of the following BEST describes the neurological symptoms of a TIA?

A PTA is scheduled to treat a patient who sustained a stabbing injury to their radial nerve.   The MMT reveals  0/5 for all the muscles the radial nerve innervates below the level of their lesion.  This nerve injury would  MOST LIKELY be classified as _________________________?

Which of the following gait deviations is most commonly seen in a patient with hemiplegia following a stroke?