15) If a person dies without a will, the procedure for transferring the deceased’s property to his or her heirs is called: accession.     intestate succession.   escheat by the federal government. none of the above.

17) Any sale of a substantial part of inventory or other supplies and equipment associated with a business: is illegal.          is a sale-leaseback. requires a PRLS license. is a bulk sale or transfer.

18) Which of the following is NOT a duty of the escrow company? Negotiating broker’s fees Confidentiality Deposit holder Conditional delivery of funds and documents

Using the Hamwi equation, a man who is 5 feet 11 inches tall should weigh how many pounds? 

If an adult man consumes 2,400 Calories daily and 90 grams of protein, what percentage of his total Calorie intake is from protein?

Which two organs in the body hydroxylate vitamin D3, thereby turning it into its most active form?

The type 2 diabetes medication metformin can reduce the absorption of vitamin B12 and lead to a deficiency of the nutrient. Those who take metformin should have their vitamin B12 status evaluated periodically. A deficiency of vitamin B12 can cause nerve damage. 

All but one of the following hormones contribute to the maintenance of a normal serum calcium level of 8.5 to 10.5 mg/dL. Which one of the following hormones does NOT participate in the regulation of serum calcium?

One cause of low iron in blood circulation is bacterial infection. When bacteria invade the body, iron is transferred out of the blood and into ferritin for storage.

Folate requires intrinsic factor (IF) for absorption. IF is made by cells within the stomach lining and attaches to folate in the small intestine. This folate-IF complex facilitates folate absorption through the ileum of the small intestine.