Anuncios   Lee el anuncio de FedEx.  Contesta estas preguntas usando oraciones completas (complete sentences).  (12 puntos, 3 puntos c/u)   NOTE: You MUST number (#) your sentences, 1, 2, 3, 4, in order to receive credit. Each of your answers is worth 3 points, so make sure that it contains enough information to warrant 3 points credit. All answers must be in Spanish.    1.  A un pequeño empresario en la comunidad hispana, ¿FedEx da opciones de cuáles DOS (2) cosas específicas?  (Nota: Si buscas las palabras “opciones de”, te ayudará a encontrar la respuesta correcta).    2.  ¿Cuáles son TODAS las formas de averiguar (encontrar) información?  (Nota: Tienes que específicamente mencionar todas las formas que se mencionan o que se pueden deducir/inferir de este anuncio).   3.   ¿FedEx les ha hecho la vida más fácil a los pequeños empresarios en la comunidad hispana? ¿Cómo?  (Nota: Si buscas las palabras “fácil con el lanzamiento de”, te ayudará a encontrar la respuesta correcta).    4.   ¿Sabemos que FedEx entrega paquetes. ¿Qué más entregan? ¿Cómo?  (Nota: Esta respuesta tiene que incluir OTRA información que sabemos del producto/servicio después de haber leído la información en el anuncio. ¡Algo NO mencionado arriba en ninguna otra respuesta!)     The “anuncio” you will need to consult in order to answer these questions is embedded below.  You will find it in FOUR different file formats, for your convenience; whichever ONE you can see, that’s great…they’re all the same!!!     If none of the resource document files above are viewable to you and/or if it doesn’t open automatically, try these two options to open the file:  Anuncios-FedEx (examen).pdf Resource documents for the Midterm Exam

Jack, a 29-y/o white male, has just moved to his new farm near your rural health clinic. He has always lived on a farm and loves it. He was diagnosed with asthma at age 5 and has been using an inhaled beta-agonist (Ventolin), 1-2 puffs PRN (2-4 times/week) as treatment. Jack states that he seems to be getting worse during the last two months. He now has symptoms almost daily and “is not able to work on the farm like he used to.” On exam you note- mild respiratory distress today with generalized expiratory wheezes in all lung fields; RR 28; chest xray neg; FEV 65% of personal best.Based on Jack’s current situation your BEST plan of action would be to:

Kyle is a 17 year old male that does not use a peak flow meter at home. You recommend that he start using one now. The most important reason you recommend this is because it:

*The number one risk factor for cataracts is:

Which of the following is most consistent with iron deficiency anemia?

Jefferson passed the ________________ prevent war with France.

Sherri is an 48 year old Asian woman who is diabetic and was treated last week for strep throat with amoxicillin.  There is a white patchy area on her palate that is positive for candida albicans with a KOH prep. Of the following, which would be the best treatment at this time?

Mrs. G, 52 y/o Mexican-American female, is here to review lab results.  She is overweight with no other health problems besides allergic rhinitis and some lower back pain treated last year, now resolved. Her LDL is 143, HDL is 54 and her trig level is 134. She has no family history of premature CAD. She has an estimated 10 year cardiovascular event risk of 4.5%. Your treatment plan or recommendations include:

Mr. Jones comes to your clinic with the complaint of shortness of breath, fatigue and a dull aching pain down his left arm. This is the second time it has occurred but this time it has lasted longer and so he came in. Past medical history is significant for HTN for which he is taking a diuretic and beta blocker.  You do a quick ECG and call an ambulance. Which of following ECGs is the  MOST  emergent: 

Emily is an 18 year old diagnosed with mild persistent asthma. What medication would be most effective in keeping this patient symptom free?