The most common infectious disease of hamsters is ________ ________________, also called wet tail, regional enteritis, or transmissible ileal hyperplasia.

 Radiobiology research is aided by the fact the Syrian and Chinese hamsters are highly resistant to the deleterious effects of ___________.

Which of the following terms describes the conversion of electrons into x-ray energy by the sudden stopping or deceleration of a fast moving electron?  

In counseling a postmenopausal woman, the NP advises her that hormone therapy users may experience:

Animals or environmental monitoring that undergo periodic testing to identify the presence of any microorganisms in the animal colonies are referred to as _________________________________ _____________.

The AGPCNP is seeing Melissa, a 17-year-old patient, for a well woman’s exam. She mentions that she has been depressed and has been yo-yo dieting because she feels “so fat.” She marked “no” to whether she feels safe in her home on her intake form, and mentions she is worried about getting STIs from her boyfriend of three months. Which of the following is the correct way to interact with the patient, based on her history?

An athletic, 45-year-old female patient presents for follow-up on her labs. She recently started training for marathons. Her hemogram results below could be indicative of which of the following diagnoses? Hgb= 16.5 gm/dLHct= 50%MCV = 96 fL

 A diurnal lighting system is one that uses ________ hours of light followed by ________ hours of darkness.

In the context of behavior, what does topography mean?

An 18-year-old patient describes periods of time when he is in a good mood, does lots of risky things like smoking marijuana and driving, because “I feel truly invincible”, and argues nonstop with his parents. Which of the following questions should be asked to determine if he meets criteria for a manic episode?