A 65-year-old female presents to her provider and indicated that she is felling fatigued and run down. She does have a history of microscopic hematuria and has had oliguria for a few years, but she feels she is getting worse. The provider ordered a BUN, creatinine, creatinine clearance, a serum IgA and a complete UA. igA.jpg
Read DetailsPART 2: Written Response Questions Write down your written responses for Questions 18-20 with pen and paper (or on a tablet computer with an electronic pen) and keep the exam and RPNow running. Once you are done or once the time limit is up, you have 20 minutes to scan your written responses to Questions 23-25 and upload them as a single PDF file in the following assignment section in the Midterm 1 Module on Canvas. We can only accept PDF documents. Try to limit the size of your files to less than 5 MB and make sure that your answers are complete and legible. PDF files > 5 MB will be automatically compressed before grading, which may negatively affect readability. If you are using a phone or digital camera to take pictures of your written work and don’t use a scanner app, a popular way to convert your files into a single PDF is to import your pictures into a MS Word document (other word processing software should work, too) and export it into a PDF file. In order to receive full points, the first 3 significant figures of your numerical answers must be correct.
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