Chart 36-9 · 11 min
The K letter
A read of this page, with the plate.
K is a family. K-1 is phylloquinone — koagulation. Prothrombin as a name. A bleed that will not, purpura, an eye bleed, a stroke: a physician. K-2 is the menaquinones, MK-4 and MK-7 — not a letter beside K-1 called K-7. Osteocalcin as a name. Calcium into bone as a picture. Calcium out of an artery as a picture. Lysine with B-2 as a name. Herpes as a picture belongs with a physician. Osteoporosis belongs with a physician. Mitral valve as a picture belongs with a physician. K on zinc in the reflective plate — low light as a picture. Class 22 already covered the globe. Made in the gut and eaten — kale, spinach, lettuce, broccoli, cabbage, camembert as food literacy. Oil to arrive.
Practice
Ask K-1. Ask K-2. If the room is a bleed or a bone finding, you leave.
Check
Written K-1 … K-7 as a letter beside K-1:
- Stays
- Struck — K-1 is phylloquinone; K-2 is the menaquinones, MK-4 and MK-7 ✓
- A dose of a clot
That's the work.
K-2 on the quiz:
- Asked without being taught
- Taught on this hour — then asked ✓
- K-1 by another name
That's the work.
K-1:
- Calcium you dose
- Koagulation — prothrombin — a bleed belongs with a physician ✓
- A student stroke kit
That's the work.
MK-7:
- A third letter beside K-1 and K-2
- A K-2 menaquinone — osteocalcin — calcium into bone ✓
- Fluoride you scoop
That's the work.
D put calcium in the blood. K-2:
- Skipped
- Has to seat it ✓
- K-7 as a letter
That's the work.
Made in the gut:
- False
- True — and eaten ✓
- A dose of a green
That's the work.
A bleed:
- K you dose
- A physician ✓
- MK-4 you scoop
That's the work.
You do not write a dose from this practice because:
- A finding belongs with a physician ✓
- A blood titer is a doctor's number
- Course 27 said so
That's the work.
Osteoporosis:
- K-1 only
- A physician — osteocalcin as a name ✓
- A letter called K-7
That's the work.
Oil to arrive:
- Skipped
- Named ✓
- K-7
That's the work.