1.       When Is Methanol Considered to Be a “Carbon-Neutral” Fuel? 2.       How does a fuel cell work? 3.       What are the advantages and disadvantages of fuel cells? 4.       What are the uses of the various types of fuel cells? 5.       How does an ultracapacitor work?   6.       What are the advantages and disadvantages of using hydrogen?

1.       Understand the importance of developing an outline for a speech. 2.       Create a coherent outline for a speech. 3.       Describe the significant differences between oral and written language.

Doppler ultrasonography is used for diagnosis of fetal anemia. The criteria that will appear when this anemia is present are: 1. increased cardiac input 2. decreased cardiac input 3. increased blood velocity 4. decreased blood velocity 5. low blood viscosity 6. high blood viscosity a. 1, 3, and 5 are correct b. 1, 4, and 5 are correct c. 1, 3, and 6 are correct […]

Nutrition Intervention 1.       What would you want to reevaluate in three to four weeks at a follow-up appointment? 2.       Evaluate Mrs. Sanders’s labs at six months and then at nine months. Describe the changes that have occurred.

A 25-year-old male donor’s health questionnaire has the following responses: Vital Signs: Blood Pressure: 125/75 Pulse: 78 beats/minute Temperature: 36.9ºC Weight: 150 lb Hemoglobin: 15.8 g/dl; Hematocrit .48 L/L Potential significant findings in the medical history include: Received a blood transfusion nine months previously after an automobile accident.

1.       What are the five common reasons for speakers’ nervousness? 2.       Why are fear and nervousness beneficial to the public speaker? 3.       Why is delivering a speech from memory a bad method? 4.       Is shyness a liability for a speaker? Explain your answer.

An individual presents with a positive antibody screen. The antibody reacts with one antibody screen cell in the anti-human globulin phase. Answer the following questions. a. List 5 possible antibodies. b. State the temperature of reactivity for this antibody. c. This patient needs to be transfuse d. What special steps should be taken to assure compatible blood for this recipient.

Criteria for exchange transfusion includes: a. cord blood bilirubin 1 mg/dl b. plasma bilirubin 12 g/dl in a 2-day-old infant c. hemoglobin 12 g/dl 6 hours postpartum d. maternal antibody level demonstrated a 2 tube rise 2 days before delivery

1.       How Can My Worn-Out, Old, High-Mileage Vehicle Pass an Exhaust Emission Test? 2.       List the five exhaust gases and their maximum allowable readings for a fuel-injected vehicle equipped with a catalytic converter. 3.       List two causes of a rich exhaust. 4.       List two causes of a lean exhaust.

The Mendelian law that refers to the transmission of a trait from one generation to the next in a predictable fashion is: a. genetic crossing over b. independent assortment c. independent segregation d. linkage disequilibrium

Work with a group to create a questionnaire aimed at finding out where an audience stands concerning one of these issues: (a) Should “vicious” breeds of dogs such as pit bulls be outlawed? (b) Should the legal drinking age be changed? (c) Should pain sufferers be given medical marijuana? Use all the types of questions shown in Figure 1.

A blood drive at a local university takes place after a mass immunization program for meningococcal vaccine. How will this affect the donor pool? a. no impact b. acceptable two weeks after immunization c. acceptable four weeks after immunization d. all recipients deferred permanently

1.       A catalytic converter has to be at least how hot before it starts to work?    a. 500°F (260°C)                           b. 1,000°F (540°C)    c. 1,500°F (815°C)    d. 2,000°F (1,100°C) 2.       What two primary sensors does the PCM use to check the catalytic converter?    a. Catalytic converter temperature sensor and rear oxygen 1.       A catalytic converter has to be at least how hot before it starts to […]

Nutrition Assessment Identify factors that would affect interpretation of Dr. Peterson’s weight and body composition. Look at the I/O record. What will likely happen to Dr. Peterson’s weight if this trend continues?

Nutrition Diagnosis Identify at least two pertinent nutrition problems and the corresponding nutrition diagnoses.

Fact 1: In contrast to the 1970s, Americans today consume 25 percent more vegetables and fruits. Fact 2: Potatoes account for 30 percent of the vegetables, usually as chips or fries.  Which one of the following is the best way to present these facts in a speech?

1.       The throttle plate is spring loaded to hold the throttle slightly open how far?     a. 3% to 5%     b. 8% to 10%     c. 16% to 20%      d. 22% to 28% 2.       The throttle plate actuator motor is what type of electric motor?    a. Stepper motor     c. AC motor    b. DC motor    d. Brushless motor 3.       The actuator motor is controlled by 1.       The throttle […]

1.       Which statement is false about high-voltage wiring?    a. Connects the battery pack to the electric controller    b. Connects the controller to the motor/generator     c. Is electrically grounded to the frame (body) of the vehicle    d. Is controlled by a relay that opens if the ignition is off 2.       What routine service procedure could result in lower fuel economy, which the owner may discover?     a. […]

Understanding the Disease and Pathophysiology 1.       How is acid produced and controlled within the gastrointestinal tract? 2.       What role does lower esophageal sphincter (LES) pressure play in the etiology of gastroesophageal reflux disease? What factors affect LES pressure?

1.       Identify the roles of pharmacologic intervention and drug–nutrient interactions. 2.       Determine appropriate nutritional interventions for the patient with heart failure and cardiac cachexia