A 70-year-old female comes to you with a 4-months history of fatigue and light headedness. Her history is unremarkable; she had no major medical illness.  On examination, the patient appear pale , BP 90/60 mmHg. Her ‘abnormal’ blood smear is shown below comparing with normal blood smear. Her Hb is 9.5 g/dl [ Normal 14 g/dl] . What is the most appropriate next step in her management? 

The PSI plays a minimal role in the actual sentencing process.​

As a whole, adult probationers’ needs tend to be quite similar regardless of their backgrounds.​

Probation revocation can result from a new arrest or conviction, a rules violation, or a failure to comply with a condition of probation. Rules violations that result in revocations are often referred to as ___________ violations.​

A probation officer faces role conflict every day. This conflict centers on _______________.​

Overflow urinary incontinence during post-op period is treated with  intermittent catheterization and _______________         

This is loss of accommodation power of the lens that occur with aging.

Cocaine and Meth increase level of _____________ in brain.   

Resting membrane potential is generated by diffusion out of _______ ions through its ‘leaky’ channels. 

Ashley’s parents were worried about their 16 year old; for over a year she had been on a diet that didn’t seem to stop. They didn’t understand why she was on a diet because she had never been overweight. Her dieting behaviors made her more withdrawn, depressed and anxious. She had stopped eating with the family and spent most of her time in her bedroom. She was still going to school and doing extremely well in her exams, but her friends were worried about her. On examination, she had hypotension and hypothermia. What is the most probable diagnosis?