BIOL 2020 Final: STUDY AID SECTION 1

Read the case study in box 4.3 (impact of physician attitudes on patient behavior: A true story) in the course textbook Schiavo, 2014, page 119.

Discuss how the provider-patient communication affects the outcome of treatment.

Recall from your experience a story that show the important of this kind of communication.

(0 - 10 points)

Answer should be in a word document , your answer should be in 2 to 3 developed paragraphs.

PHC 312 assignment 1.pdf

Read the case study in box 4.3 (impact of physician attitudes on patient behavior: A true story) in the course textbook Schiavo, 2014, page 119.

Discuss how the provider-patient communication affects the outcome of treatment.

Recall from your experience a story that show the important of this kind of communication.

(0 - 10 points)

Answer should be in a word document , your answer should be in 2 to 3 developed paragraphs.

PHC 312 assignment 1.pdf

Read the case study in box 4.3 (impact of physician attitudes on patient behavior: A true story) in the course textbook Schiavo, 2014, page 119. Discuss how the provider-patient communication affects the outcome of treatment. Recall from your experience a story that show the important of this kind of communication. (0 - 10 points) Answer should be in a word document , your answer should be in 2 to 3 developed paragraphs. PHC 312 assignment 1.pdf

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Lab 8 Sex Linked Activity

Started: Nov 6 at 2:54pm

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Using your study guide complete the questions in this exercise. Remember to USE YOUR OWN WORDS for any and all short answer questions.

For any matching/fill in the blank use the exact word(s) from any word bank provided.

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A sex linked trait can be defined by which genotypes. Choose all which apply
A sex linked trait can be defined by which genotypes. Choose all which apply

Coded for on the X and Y chromosomes

Coded for on the X but not Y chromosome

Coded for on the Y but not X chromosom

a dominant allele on any chromosome

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Match the description on the left with the genotype on the right. A lower case c denotes the colorblind allele. For example a chromosome noted as Z would be normal and Zc would denote the colorblind allele.
Match the description on the left with the genotype on the right. A lower case c denotes the colorblind allele. For example a chromosome noted as Z would be normal and Zc would denote the colorblind allele.
Colorblind Male
[ Choose ]
XcXc
XYc
None
XcY
XcX
XcYc
Colorblind Female
[ Choose ]
XcXc
XYc
None
XcY
XcX
XcYc
Carrier Male
[ Choose ]
XcXc
XYc
None
XcY
XcX
XcYc
Carrier Female
[ Choose ]
XcXc
XYc
None
XcY
XcX
XcYc

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Choose the sex linked traits from the choices below. Choose all that apply.
Choose the sex linked traits from the choices below. Choose all that apply.

Height

Hemophilia

Duchenes Muscular Dystrophy

Cyctic Fibrosis

Sickle Cell Disease

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A genetic carrier is someone who
A genetic carrier is someone who

Has a defective allele and defective phenotype.

Has a defective allele and normal phenotype.

has one copy of a defective dominant allele

has one copy of a defective recessive allele

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Match the descriptions on the left with the genotypes on the right.
Match the descriptions on the left with the genotypes on the right.
Red eyed female
[ Choose ]
XRY and XRYR
XrY
XRY
XrYr
XrXr
XRXR and XRXw
XRXR and XRXr
White eyed female
[ Choose ]
XRY and XRYR
XrY
XRY
XrYr
XrXr
XRXR and XRXw
XRXR and XRXr
Red eyed male
[ Choose ]
XRY and XRYR
XrY
XRY
XrYr
XrXr
XRXR and XRXw
XRXR and XRXr
White eyed male
[ Choose ]
XRY and XRYR
XrY
XRY
XrYr
XrXr
XRXR and XRXw
XRXR and XRXr

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<p><strong>Cross 1: Parental Red Eyed Female with Parental Red Eyed Male</strong></p> <p>Match the individuals described on the left with their genotype from the right.</p>

Cross 1: Parental Red Eyed Female with Parental Red Eyed Male

Match the individuals described on the left with their genotype from the right.

Parental Female
[ Choose ]
XRXR
XRXr
XRYR
XRYr
XRY
Parental Male
[ Choose ]
XRXR
XRXr
XRYR
XRYr
XRY
F1 Female
[ Choose ]
XRXR
XRXr
XRYR
XRYr
XRY
F1 Male
[ Choose ]
XRXR
XRXr
XRYR
XRYr
XRY

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<p><strong>Cross 2: Parental Red Eyed Female with Parental White Eyed Male</strong></p> <p>Match the individuals described on the left with their genotype from the right.</p>

Cross 2: Parental Red Eyed Female with Parental White Eyed Male

Match the individuals described on the left with their genotype from the right.

Parental Female
[ Choose ]
XRXR
XrYw
XrXr
XRY
XRXr
XRYr
XrY
XRYR
Parental Male
[ Choose ]
XRXR
XrYw
XrXr
XRY
XRXr
XRYr
XrY
XRYR
F1 Female
[ Choose ]
XRXR
XrYw
XrXr
XRY
XRXr
XRYr
XrY
XRYR
F1 Male
[ Choose ]
XRXR
XrYw
XrXr
XRY
XRXr
XRYr
XrY
XRYR

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<p><strong>Cross 3: Parental White Eyed Female with Parental Red Eyed Male</strong></p> <p>Match the individuals described on the left with their genotype from the right.</p>

Cross 3: Parental White Eyed Female with Parental Red Eyed Male

Match the individuals described on the left with their genotype from the right.

Parental Female
[ Choose ]
XRXR
XrXr
XRY
XrY
XRXw
XwXw
XRYr
XRXr
XRYR
Parental Male
[ Choose ]
XRXR
XrXr
XRY
XrY
XRXw
XwXw
XRYr
XRXr
XRYR
F1 Female
[ Choose ]
XRXR
XrXr
XRY
XrY
XRXw
XwXw
XRYr
XRXr
XRYR
F1 Male
[ Choose ]
XRXR
XrXr
XRY
XrY
XRXw
XwXw
XRYr
XRXr
XRYR

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A woman is a carrier for hemophilia. If she has children with a normal male what are the chances their children will have hemophilia?
A woman is a carrier for hemophilia. If she has children with a normal male what are the chances their children will have hemophilia?
% of Male children with hemophilia
[ Choose ]
0%
50%
100%
25%
75%
% of Female children with hemophilia
[ Choose ]
0%
50%
100%
25%
75%
% of Male children carriers
[ Choose ]
0%
50%
100%
25%
75%
% of Female children carriers
[ Choose ]
0%
50%
100%
25%
75%

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For a female to be colorblind, what are all of the possible genotypes of her parents?
For a female to be colorblind, what are all of the possible genotypes of her parents?

XcXc x XcY

XX x XcY

XX x XYc

XXc x XcY

XXc x XYc

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Can a normal (non-carrier) female have a colorblind child? Why or why not?
Can a normal (non-carrier) female have a colorblind child? Why or why not?
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