(please use this case to answer the next two (2) questions) Regina Phalange is a 28 year old healthy female who is planning a 2 month-long retreat in India followed by medical volunteer work for another three months.  She has no significant medical history and no allergies.  She is leaving in 25 days.  She is up-to-date with her routine immunizations.  Rabies vaccine series will be administered.  

 The final pillar of Islam is also the most dramatic and developed of all Muslim ritual practices. The pilgrimage to Mecca during the holy pilgrimage month of Dhu al-Hijja (literally, “[the one] with the hajj”) is held annually. It is required once in each Muslim’s lifetime, but only if he or she is legally an adult, as well as both physically and financially capable.

Those with medical conditions that require regular intakes of food, such as diabetics who must regulate their blood sugar or pregnant or nursing mothers, are exempt from the fast, either tempo­rarily until the condition has resolved or permanently in the case of a permanent condition or illness.

An invoice for $450.00 with terms FOB factory has shipping charges of $32.00 that were prepaid by the vendor. How much should be remitted?

For which of the following individuals should HPV vaccine be considered using shared clinical decision making?  Assume that they are unimmunized.

This joint is commonly known as the wrist in small animals and the knee in horses.

 It is recommended that Muslims observe the prayer (salat)  in a mosque, but it is permissible to pray at home, at work, or even outdoors, provided the prayer place is clean and free from distractions.

The hip joint is also know as what term?

Which vaccines are recommended for a 12-year-old female student with mild asthma who has received no immunizations except COVID-19 vaccines since she was 5 years old when she was up-to-date?  

Once in his or her life, every Muslim, woman, and man, who is phys­ically and financially able, is expected to make the pilgrimage to Mecca, Jerusalem, and Medina.