Mrs. McGitty is an 83-year-old patient in the nursing home. She has rheumatoid arthritis and is on daily steroid therapy. She was recently exposed to TB. The initial PPD is negative. What would be your most appropriate action? 

You suspect a patient has peripheral arterial disease. Which is (are) part of your treatment plan? Select all that apply. 

Your 70-year-old patient comes to clinic with complaints of dyspnea and bilateral lower leg edema. You suspect her heart failure is exacerbating. Her meds include sacubitril/valsartan, furosemide, and dapagliflozin. Which lab would best assist you in diagnosing the worsening heart failure?

What is the total dose in mg of tPA the patient should receive? (Round answer to the nearest 10th if needed; do not need to include label.) 

____________________ that occurs when the consumer has spent all the income and the marginal utilities per dollar spent on each good purchased are equal.

Suppose a consumer of goods x and y is maximizing total utility.  , where MU indicates marginal utility and P indicates price of good.  In this case, a consumer will likely to purchase _________________

________________ is the outcome that occurs when people place a higher value on something simply because they own it.

Which one is not an assumption for individuals in traditional economics?

Traditionally, economists have argued that any one dollar has the same value to a person as any different dollar, regardless of where it comes from or what it is earmarked for. But experiments have shown that people treat money differently depending on where it comes from.  It is the example of ________________ 

When one compares the utility that he receives from a good with the utility another person receives from the same good, one is making ___________________.