There are three types of dehydration—isotonic, hypertonic, and hypotonic—based on how the concentration of electrolytes (solutes) in body fluids changes. Using your understanding of passive transport (especially osmosis), determine the type of dehydration described in the chart below. For each type, consider: The relative solute concentration inside vs. outside the cells The direction of water movement Description Type of Dehydration (9 points) same amount of water and sodium is lost from the body 1. [tonicity1] more sodium than water is lost from the body 2. [tonicity2] more water than sodium is lost from the body  3. [tonicity3] A patient has been diagnosed with isotonic dehydration. Look at the treatment options in the chart provided.Which treatment would you select to help restore balance in this patient? (6 points) [treatment]

True or False: The score obtained from a standardized English vocabulary test administered to a child learning more than one language is the most reliable piece of data for determining the presence of a language disorder.

A culturally responsive assessment report should include a detailed description of the modifications made to standardized procedures and a qualitative interpretation of the client’s performance.

True or False: For a child who is bilingual, a true language disorder can be diagnosed based on significant deficits observed only in their second language (L2). 

True or False: An appropriate, non-biased way to diagnose a phonological disorder in an African American English (AAE) speaker is to analyze their speech for patterns that deviate from the AAE dialect features.

True or False: For a child who is bilingual, a true language disorder can be diagnosed based on significant deficits observed only in their second language (L2). 

Ture or False: Linguistic bias in assessment can be eliminated by simply translating an English standardized test into the client’s native language. 

Ture or False: Linguistic bias in assessment can be eliminated by simply translating an English standardized test into the client’s native language. 

The transversospinalis muscle group functions primarily to do which of the following?

Bilateral contraction of the sternocleidomastoid produces which movement?