Communi periculo averso, tres fratres et quattuor sorores ad Italiam venturi e Graeciā navigaverunt. (8 points)   Parse averso (case, #, gender, tense, and voice) and give its function. (3 pts) Parse venturi (case, #, gender, tense, and voice) and give its function. (3 pts)  

Complete the charts for the noun listed below. No macrons, all lower case, no spaces. (10 pts) sensus                         Singular                       Plural Nominative     [1]                                 [6] Genitive           [2]                                 [7] Dative             [3]                                 [8] Accusative      [4]                                 [9] Ablative          [5]                                 [10]

Complete the chart for the participle listed below. No macrons, all lower case, no spaces. (10 pts) Provide the neuter, present, active participles for the verb curro, currere, cucurri, cursum.                         Singular                       Plural Nominative     [1]                                 [6] Genitive           [2]                                 [7] Dative             [3]                                 [8] Accusative      [4]                                 [9] Ablative          [5]                                 [10]

Translate the following sentence and answer the questions that follow Milites victi se cito iecerunt ad genua iudicum nullam clementiam sibi demonstrantium. (10)   Parse victi (case, number, gender, tense, and voice) and give its function. (3) What is the case, number, gender, and function (how is it being used in the sentence) of se? (2 points) What is the case, number, gender, and function (how is it being used in the sentence) of genua? (2 points) What is the case, number, gender, and function (how is it being used in the sentence) of iudicum? (2 points) Parse demonstrantium (case, number, gender, tense, and voice) and give its function. (3)

Case Study 3 The nurse is planning a function-focused care plan for Mr. Jones, who is 78, alert and oriented, and does not demonstrate any problems at this time.  He is taking 6 medications and has a history of hypertension , diabetes mellitus, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disorder (COPD), and continues to smoke.  Mr. Jones states that he does not move around that much because “I don’t feel like it. I just feel tired and “down” all the time.” He has no history of falls or pressure injuries. A week later, the nurse performs an Activity of Daily Living (ADL) assessment and notes the following findings:             Transfers independently but has an unsteady gait             Dressing takes longer than it did a week ago             Independently capable of using the bathroom but is unsteady walking             He has refused a bath this week. The client’s mood has not improved and he looks away as the nurse performs the assessment.  He says he does not really have an appetite and wants to go back to sleep. The client is being transferred from an assisted living setting to a long term care setting. Which of the following reasons would the nurse hypothesize is the explanation for this transfer?

Which of the following diagnosis is an autoimmune disease caused by antibody-mediated loss of acetylcholine receptors in the neuromuscular junction

Diabetes Mellitus (DM) is a group of metabolic disorders characterized by hyperglycemia due to imbalances between insulin secretion and cellular responsiveness to insulin.  Type II DM is due to which of the following: 

A client with a suspected diagnosis of primary hypothyroidism would most likely demonstrate which serum laboratory value?

Hypothalamus is the coordinating center of the brain for endocrine, behavioral, and autonomic nervous system function.  The Hypothalamus produces hormones that are either releasing or inhibiting hormones and act on the anterior pituitary.  Which of the following is an hormone produced by the hypothalamus?

A 70-year-old woman’s family physician has recommended a vitamin D supplement. The woman states that she tries hard to take as few pills as possible and questions her physician on the rationale and necessity of the hormone. How can the physician most accurately reply to the client’s concerns?