A 45 year old patient has the following vitals at initial evaluation. Which vital is abnormal?   Pulse (right radial): 82 bpm Respiratory Rate: 10 breaths per mintue Temperature: 98 degrees F Blood Pressure in sitting: 116/78 mmHg Blood Pressure in supine: 118/78 mmHg Blood Pressure in standing at 1 minute: 100/76 mmHg, no symptoms Blood Pressure in standing at 3 mintues: 116/76 mmHg, no symptoms

Which sets of skeletal muscles are required to contract during normal “quiet” expiration?

Next, you decide to assess the myotomes associated with the same spinal levels assessed by the patellar reflex.  Which of the following motions would you have your patient perform to complete this specific myotomal assessment?

Which of the following is NOT a function of conditioning air performed by the upper airway and bronchi?

A single cardiac lab value (such as troponin) provides enough information for clinical decision making, without hte need to evaluate changes in values over time.

The internal and external sphincters involved in the micturition reflex are controlled by which two nervous systems?

Increased potassium (K+) levels in the extracellular fliud (ECF) stimulate the release of aldosterone from the adrenal cortex.

Please order the following to demonstrate the correct conduction sequence of a normal heart.

In healthy lungs absent of pathology, diffuses from alveoli to the pulmonary capillaries and diffuses from pulmonary capillaries to alveoli.

Please match the capacity to the correct equation.