2. Evaluate the following statements and explain whether they are true, false or uncertain:(a) According to the Ben-Porath model discussed in class, it is not optimal to work for several years after graduation and reenter school at older ages.(b) According to the Ben-Porath model discussed in class, the marginal cost is equal to marginal benefit of human capital investment when t > t∗.(c) According to the Ben-Porath model discussed in class, the marginal benefit of investing inhuman capital decreases over time because older people have lower ability to learn.

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Discussion The Five Major World Religions

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This video discusses and gives a background of the 5 Major Religions of the World. After watching the video Please post on the following questions.

It appears that religion has been around in one form or another for most of human history. Do you think it is getting stronger, dying out, or staying about at the same level of importance? Why?

A pollster claims that the mean amount spent on Christmas gifts by an American family is
$930 with a standard deviation of $180. What is the probability that the mean amount spent on
Christmas gifts for a sample of 500 families is between $910 and $970?

The distribution of the durations of human pregnancies in the United States is approximately
normal with mean 268 days and standard deviation 14 days.
a) What is the probability that a randomly selected US woman has a pregnancy which
lasts longer than 276 days?

b) What is the probability that an SRS of 20 US pregnancies show a sample mean that is
greater than 276 days?

In a sheep brain, we see that the thalamus acts as a relay point for all sensory processing and noted the very large size of this structure.

A. Do you think there are differences between the sensory systems of the sheep and the human? For example, do humans and sheep use each sensory system the same amount, or are there certain senses that are more prominent in sheep or in humans?

B. How would this manifest anatomically?

C. write 2-3 sentences* describing:

(i) its location in the brain

(ii) its neurological relationship to nearby structures

(iii) any neurologic disorders associated with its dysfunction.

Of 31 children born of father-daughter matings, 6 died in infancy, 12 were abnormal and died in childhood, and 13 were normal. From this information calculate roughly how many recessive lethal genes we have, on average, in the human genome. (Hint: if the answer were 1, then the daughter would stand a 50% chance of carrying the lethal allele, and the probability of the union’s producing a lethal combination would be 1/2 * 1/4 = 1/8. So, 1 is not the answer.) Discuss the possibility of undetected fatalities in utero in such matings. How would they affect your result?

In the video LDI Louise Batz, her daughter mentions 3 reasons preventable medical errors occur and her conviction about the importance of patients and families being an integral part of the healthcare team.

1. As mentioned in the LDI Louise Batz video, how does lack of teamwork, lack of knowledge and lack of technology impact the occurrence of preventable medical errors?
2. How do Human Factors influence healthcare errors? Describe what you have seen in either your professional or personal life.
3. How can patients and their families be included in the healthcare team and how would this impact healthcare?

1)Which of the following statements is NOT TRUE about different types of Cancers?

Chromosomal abnormalities can never lead to cancer

Genetically modified HSV virus has been approved for treating Melanoma

Smoking is the leading cause for lung cancer

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2) Which of the following is NOT linked to aggression in human beings?

Mutation in serotonin receptor gene

Monoamine Oxidase type A gene

Karyotype XYY

FMR 1 gene

Some viruses like HPV can cause cervical cancer

3)Which of the following is NOT a Multifactorial Disease/trait?

Skin Color

Club Foof

Intelligence

Blood type

1. Your best friend, Carol’s daughter, Maria, is in search of new job and applies to your HR Department for a position as a customer service representative. Maria has no BGCSEs, but falsely represents that she has five (5) including English and Math. You are responsible for recruitment and turn a blind eye to the ‘addition’ to her resume and hire her. She is an incompetent and disruptive employee and her supervisor asks to see her personnel file. You refuse the request citing privacy and policy restrictions. Maria’s supervisor reports you to the Vice President of Human Resources. what are the business ethic problems?

16.   Is the relationship between frequency of recombination and the distance on a chromosome between two genes always linear? Why?

17.   If a proliferating cell is exposed to UV radiation causing DNA damage, at what checkpoint would the cell cycle be halted? What is the mechanism behind this control?

18.   What do we mean by proofreading activity of a DNA polymerase?

19. What is a tumor suppressor gene? Explain and describe the role of Rb as an example.

20. What is an oncogene? How does a proto-oncogene turn into oncogene? Give two examples of two oncogenes that are frequently mutated in human cancers.

1. What type of cells do antigen presenting cells present their antigens to?

1. What is another name for red blood cells?

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QUESTION 13

1. What type of receptors are found on the surface of all human cells and are mainly used to present antigens?

1. When any cell presents an antigen on an MHCI type receptor, what type of T lymphocyte will recognize this type of presentation?

1. What is the fate of any cell displaying a foreign antigen on an MHCI type receptor?