CH 2200 Lecture 26: Chinese common words 68

The scenario: Hospital Emergency Room This case study has fill in the blank' and some questions at the end. Answer both type of questions correctly for full credit. The cast: Dr. medical student. MEDICAL STUDENT, a medical student who needs to pass the test (evaluated by you) MUSCULAR CELL, patient, an athlete who is trying for the 2020 U.S. Olympics team AD TRIPHOSPHATE, the coach training Muscular Cell DINITRO PHENOL, the founder for a company selling DNP (dinitrophenol) diet pill. He believes in his product so much that he changes his own name to the product's (put your name here), ER physician who is evaluating a graduating It is 6.30AM on Monday morning. You put on your coat, grab your stethoscope, and walk into the ER. You see a patient lying down on the bed. : Good morning Mr. Cell, thank you very much for waiting. I am Dr and with me here is Mr. STUDENT, who will be diagnosing your symptoms r. and prescribing your treatment. I will be assisting and guiding Mr. Student, as neces Mr. STUDENT: Hello Mr. Cell, I see from your chart here that you are suffering from extreme fatigue and cramps, especially during your training sessions? MUSCULAR CELL: Yes, doctor, that is right. I am getting ready for a tryout for the 2020 U.S. Olympic team. For the last few months, I have been feeling very lethargi practice has been really hard. My coach, Ad Triphosphate has also noticed this Mr. STUDENT: I see. Alright, let me just ask some preliminary questions in order to diagnose you better. Has there been any change in your diet? And have you been takin in sufficient amount of calories to account for your increased training frequency? MUSCULAR CELL: No, I have not changed my diet. Yes, my coach and I have worked out a detailed diet plan to ensure that I have enough energy for all my practice sessions. Mr. STUDENT: I see here that you have had your blood tested for several metabolites Blood test results: + is normal, ++ is increased level, - is decreased level Metabolite Test result (6 hours after eating) Blood glucose G6P F6P F-1,6-BP GAP 1,3-BPG Phosphoenolpyruvate Pyruvate Not measured