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Use this zoom link to ask questions during the exam.  Please…

Use this zoom link to ask questions during the exam.  Please wait in the waiting room and then leave promptly once your questions are answered so we can let the next student in. Join URL: https://uwmadison.zoom.us/j/95419925314?pwd=Vtl7VQZM8Cng4ewzk4AQUXhQ67YfoZ.1  

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A 62-year-old female presents to the emergency department fo…

A 62-year-old female presents to the emergency department following an MVA where she experienced renal trauma. Which of the following is not typical of an adequate functioning RAAS system?

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A patient’s urinalysis came back with a result of glycosuria…

A patient’s urinalysis came back with a result of glycosuria indicating a possible diagnosis of diabetes. What bedside glucose would appropriately demonstrate this finding?

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A bacterial toxin was found to cause fever, vomiting and dia…

A bacterial toxin was found to cause fever, vomiting and diarrhea.  Upon structural elucidation this toxin was found to be a single-subunit protein that leads to a massive increase in cytokines, which results in toxic shock syndrome. This toxin could be produced by:

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Pick TWO of the FOUR mechanisms of spread of antibiotic resi…

Pick TWO of the FOUR mechanisms of spread of antibiotic resistance (spontaneous mutation, transformation, transduction or conjugation). For each: Antibiotic resistance mechanism 1: Clearly describe the meaning of the term in relation to antibiotic resistance (2 points) Indicate whether this is a method of vertical or horizontal gene transfer (1 points) Antibiotic resistance mechanism 2: Clearly describe the meaning of the term in relation to antibiotic resistance (2 points) Indicate whether this is a method of vertical or horizontal gene transfer (1 points)  

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What causes ADH to be released?

What causes ADH to be released?

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A bacterial polycistronic operon with three (3) genes would…

A bacterial polycistronic operon with three (3) genes would have how many of the following?   A) PROMOTERS  __________ B) ACTIVATOR BINDING SITES  __________ C) OPERATORS  __________ D) TERMINATORS __________ E) PROTEIN PRODUCTS __________  

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ANTIMICROBIALS and ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

ANTIMICROBIALS and ANTIMICROBIAL RESISTANCE

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Some pathogens make fimbriae to attach to cells lining the g…

Some pathogens make fimbriae to attach to cells lining the gut of their host. However, it would be a waste of resources to make fimbriae when not in the gut. In some bacteria, fimbrial gene transcription is initiated when the cell detects leucine, which would likely be abundant in a nutrient‐rich environment like a gut. The fimbriae (fim) genes are under positive control, wherein a regulatory protein (FRP) binds to an activator‐binding site when leucine is present In which scenario does transcription occur?

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On a prescription, the abbreviation q.i.d means

On a prescription, the abbreviation q.i.d means

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