Name one of the three possible outcomes or consequences (at the DNA level) of a site-specific recombination event. For this outcome, explain concisely (in one sentence) how the relative location and orientation of the recombination sites determines the outcome of the recombination event.  Do not describe specific examples of site-specific recombination systems.

Matching Set Two (Q6-10): For each matching set match the letter for the phrase on the right that best matches with the terms on the left. (2 points each match, 10 points total)

Which of the following can be used to minimize the cost for vehicle routing?

You are a pharmacist prescriber in a primary care centre, when patient Mrs PH presents. Mrs PH is 64 years old and has a cough that has been getting worse over the last 4 days. The cough is productive with thick green sputum. There is no pain associated with the cough; however, Mrs PH states she is feeling a little breathless and a bit worn out. PMH:   • Hypertension   • Meds: Amlodipine 10mg daily   • No allergies   • Ex- smoker (used to smoke 5-10 cigarettes a day but gave up 25 years ago)TEST RESULTS   • Blood pressure: 100/58 mm/Hg   • Pulse: 132 BPM   • Temperature: 38.3 deg C   • Resp rate: 31   • Urea 9mmol/l   • SP02: 93% (a) Interpret Mrs PH’s presenting signs and symptoms.   (3 marks) (b) Based on Mrs PH’s signs and symptoms, establish what is the likely diagnosis and how should this be managed?   (2 marks)

Bezlotoxumab came onto the market in June 2017 for the prevention of repeated Clostridiodes difficle. Which of the following patients would NOT be eligible for treatment with Bezlotoxumab?

An optometrist performs all of the following except:

Mr JM is a 47 year old main just diagnosed with Acute Hepatitis B. (a) What symptoms may Mr JM have presented with?   (3 marks) Following 6 months of supportive therapy, a blood test shows that Mr JM still has Hepatitis B. (b)  What treatment option are available for Chronic Hepatitis B?   (2 marks)

A(n) _____ is a written plan that identifies key, critical, or predictable incidents that must occur at set times to achieve client outcomes within an appropriate length of stay in a hospital setting.

When performing an eye irrigation, the solution should be released

Two modes of transportation have the same door-to-door transit time and rate, therefore their total costs are equivalent.