Introduction Your introduction sets the first impression. A strong introduction pulls your audience in, gives them a clear idea of what to expect, and shows why your topic matters. Make it engaging and purposeful.  Prompt: Write your introduction in bullet points (one bullet point for each part). Include the following:  Attention grabber (hook) Clear thesis statement/central idea Connection to the audience Brief road map of main points Minimum Expectation: At least 5-7 sentences in total covering all four (4) elements.  Instructions: When typing into the textbox, select the three (3) dots in the tool bar and select the ordered and unordered lists icon to type your submission in bullet points. 

L. pneumophila (seen below) is responsible for which condition?  Screen Shot 2020-03-09 at 9.58.20 PM.png

This condition most often affects infants, young children and the elderly and is treated with a nebulizer treatment of 3% hypertonic saline.  A monoclonal antibody, nirsevimab, can now be administered to high-risk infants. Additionally, there are two new vaccines that can protect people over 60 years of age and pregnant people from this condition.

Arteries carry blood _______ the heart. 

An infant is considered premature when it is born prior to ________ weeks gestation. 43 39 37 41

Identify the prostate gland.  Screen Shot 2020-04-17 at 12.50.18 PM.png

This condition presents with a rapid onset of fever, chills, nausea and vomiting, and flank pain. It is offen caused by infection, pregnancy, or renal calculi. 

The infant in this image is being tested for _________. If the results are positive, the infant would need to consume a very low protein diet.  Screen Shot 2020-03-28 at 4.15.17 PM.png Congenital pyloric stenosis Infantile colic  Phenylketonuria Cystic Fibrosis 

Name the valve labeled A based on the image below.Screen Shot 2023-03-03 at 1.54.16 PM.png 

A pap test screens for: