1.  What is the value for forced expiratory volume 1? 2. What is the value for forced vital capacity? 3. What is the % FEV1 (show how you did calculation)? 4. Does this forced vital capacity spirogram show evidence of an obstruction, explain? (2 pts) 5. Does this spirogram show evidence of a restriction (predicted FVC=4.1L), explain? (2 pts)

For this question you are analyzing urine from a patient.  The urine you are analyzing is sample number 2.   1. Is urine sample #2 from a person who is hydrated or dehydrated? 2. What would you expect to see for #2 specific gravity (give a number and include units)? 3. Is this person’s antidiuretic hormone level in their blood high or low?

ID the equipment

1. If this urine is from a healthy individual would you expect the sample to be positive or negative for glucose? 2. If this sample tests positive for glucose what does that mean?

Fill in the negative homeostatic feedback loop to determine how your body will respond to an increase in carbon dioxide levels.  Sensor= Integrator= Effectors= Response=

WHAT IS THE HEMATOCRIT? IS HCT HIGH OR LOW FOR MEN? IF HCT IS LOW WHAT DOES THAT MEAN?

If a person has excess clotting factor production, how would that affect the rate of blood clotting? What medicine could you give them to decrease blood clotting?

Solve the equation.3×2- 2x – 5= 0

Solve the problem.A rock falls from a tower that is 147 m high. As it is falling, its height is given by the formula  with t in seconds. How many seconds will it take for the rock to hit the ground (h = 0)?

Solve and graph the inequality. Give answer in interval notation.-5(6x – 3)