A compounding formula that makes 150 ml of an irrigation solution calls for 0.5ml of hydrochloric acid . The formula calls for water for your dilution. You have a 20 ml graduated cylinder calibrated in 1 ml increments available. How much water should be used if you want to use the least amount of hydrochloric acid water (while ensuring an acceptable measurement error? Use the 20% rule to determine an acceptable amount of error. You may use multiple measurements in your graduated cylinder to measure volumes greater than 20 ml

Chad wilson is a 21 year old male in good health. in the middle of the night. chad woke up with severe pain in the right side of the testicle and he noticed that is swollen. it is also painful when he tries to urinate. he hates to go the doctor, but he us worried that he might have testicular cancer. question 1. the possible disease and condition on each case study. 2. any examination or tests that will confirm or refute the diagnose. 3. additional steps that the patient should take. (e.g. taking medication or adopting a new health habit)