In China,_________ is an important need and_________ is an important goal.

Convert the mass inertia Io = 12 kg·m2 to units of slug·ft2.  1 kg = .0685 slugs 1 m = 3.281 ft Show all your step by step work clearly

(Extra Credit: 5 Points): A bacterial cell of the species Calhounia oropharyngius is attached to the mucosal membrane lining of the oropharynx in a patient, where it resides normally as part of the harmless microbiome under normal conditions.  The cell attaches with fimbriae protein spikes on its surface.  The patient is being treated for a cancerous tumor in the oral cavity and receives gamma-irradiation therapy to kill the cancer cells.  Following one of the treatments, the bacterial cell divides, and one of its daughter cells now has fimbriae proteins that attach to the mucosal membrane lining of the lower respiratory tract, deep in the lungs (as well as to the original location in the oropharynx).  As this daughter cell with the new trait divides, a large population of cells adheres in the lungs, and the patient develops severe pneumonia. Explain what you think happened in this scenario.  Your answer should explain how the bacterial cell’s exposure to gamma-irradiation led to changes in fimbriae protein spikes on the surface.  Your explanation should be based on the genetic processes we studied in the unit.  Finally, state whether you think this scenario is an example of natural selection, and defend your answer. View the scoring rubric for this question, and be sure to include all details.

Convert 35 psi to N/mm2. (Note: psi means pounds per square inch). 1 lbf = 4.4482 N 1 in = 2.54 cm = 25.4 mm Show all your step by step work clearly

Case Study:  Iver is a 3yr old female Mixed breed K9. She is scheduled for a sedated mass removal. The veterinarian confirms that she is healthy and that you may procede to administer Dexmedetomidine IV. The doctor has ordered you to have its reversal at reach.  1. What type of medication is Dexmedetomidine ?  (2pts)  2.Does this drug have a reversal? If so, what is its Generic Name (3pts)  

After carefully reviewing the medical chart, why should the physical therapist hypothesize that the patient is at higher risk of dislocation?

During non-weight bearing dorsiflexion, what ankle/foot movement is facilitated in the transverse plane around a vertical axis?

Which muscle helps stabilize the patella MOST as it glides superiorly during the end range of extension (from flexion to extension)?

In a weight training machine for knee flexion (Moving from extension to flexion)     What is the combined tibial rotation with flexion?

During a standing x-ray an increase of the lower extremity Q angle is found to be 30°.  What should the therapist hypothesize? Choose the BEST answer: