a) State the samples one of the pods (state which one) chose to compare.  Explain the reason(s) why they chose those samples, including how those samples would help address the hypothesis.   b) State the experimental technique(s) chosen by the other pod (state which one).  Explain the reason(s) why they chose the experimental technique, including how that technique is able to specifically provide evidence relevant to the hypothesis based on how it works and what it measures.  

A 7-year-old presents with sudden onset petechiae and bruising appearing 2 weeks after a viral upper respiratory illness. CBC shows isolated thrombocytopenia with platelets of 12,000/mcL and is otherwise completely normal. Bone marrow biopsy shows increased megakaryocytes. Which diagnosis is confirmed?

A 5-year-old presents with tea-colored urine, periorbital edema, and hypertension, occurring 3 weeks after a documented streptococcal throat infection. Which diagnosis is most likely?

When assessing a 6-week-old presenting with poor weight gain and inadequate intake, which social determinant of health is most critical to evaluate?

Levi and Leisa have been dating for two years, and he has proposed marriage. At this point, most of their friends are mutual, and they have developed relationships with each other’s families. This is an example of what stage of relationship in Mark Knapp’s Relationship Stages?

A parent reports that their 3-year-old “stopped talking” approximately 2 months ago. What is the priority question to ask in the developmental history?

When writing a speech, which part of the speech should we write first?

If a mutant strain shows reduced virulence compared to wild type, the gene disrupted likely contributes to virulence.

Which of the following are virulence factors? (Select ALL that apply)

Given a communication type listed below, classify it according to our two models of communication.