Author: Anonymous

A patient comes to the hospital, stating that he “feels sick”.  You perform a blood test that reveals an elevated white blood cell count.  The reports show the following white blood cell percentages: Basophils:                     1% Eosinophils:                  4% Neutrophils:                 52% Lymphocytes:              40% Monocytes:                  3% Based on these counts, which of the following most logically explains the patients complaint of feeling sick?

Which of the following blood vessels carries oxygen rich blood directly into the capillary?  

When red blood cells are removed from blood circulation, most parts of the hemoglobin are recycled.  Iron is removed from the heme and stored in which of the following organs:

A patient is suffering from Liver damage.  Based on what you know about the liver, If you were to analyze this patients blood, you find that the have low blood levels of:

White blood cells are produced by two different stem cell lines.  Please Match the white blood cell, with the correct stem cell:

During the Common Final Pathway of coagulation, which substance causes the direct conversion of fibrinogen into insoluble fibrin fibers?

Erythropoesis is stimulated by which hormone, that is released when hypoxia occurs?

In regards to Rh, an Rh negative person will become Rh positive if they become exposed to Rh positive blood.

The 10-year loan for a project we are evaluating requires $425,000 in flotation costs. These costs can be straight-line amortized over the life of the loan. If our cost of debt is 9 percent and our tax rate is 25 percent, what is the NPV of the flotation costs?

Janice purchased 300 shares of a company whose capital structure is 40 percent debt. The company announced that it will sell new shares of stock to pay off all of its debt (that is, become unlevered). The value of the shares is $55 per share before and after the restructuring. How can Janice use homemade leverage to replicate the company’s old capital structure? Ignore taxes in your analysis.