*BONUS QUESTION: Students in NUTR 4379 – Medical Nutrition Therapy II listened to dietitian Rachel Trammell, MS, RD, CSR, LD on 03/04/25 about her job role and duties with Parkland Memorial Hospital in Dallas, TX. Discuss two points you learned from the topics covered that helped you learn more about the inpatient/outpatient renal dietitian function and/or nutrients impacted by renal system. Each point needs to include 2 sentences minimum. Make sure to utilize complete sentences that reflect university level writing and grammar. (4 points)

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Which of the following best describes the  impact of the 1900 hurricane on Texas history?

Texas voters disliked the Fergusons because of their corruption.

If a negatively charged object is brought near a suspended, positively charged object, the suspended object will be ______________.

A(n) ______________ converts electrical energy into mechanical energy.

Calculate the radius in nanometers of the orbit of a hydrogen atom’s electron with n = 5.

A moving electric charge or a current in a magnetic field may experience a(n) ______________.

If two protons are moved 3 times closer together, the electrical force between them is what factor of the original force?

When a hydrogen electron is in its first excited state, its principal quantum number is