D Question 4 2.25 pts Based on the things we’ve covered so far (osmolarity, tonicity, diffusion, passive and active transport, I.V. solutions), write a multiple choice question If your question is good and well thought out, it might appear on the exam! Practicing writing a detailed, concept driven question with well thought out answer choices helps students fine tune their understanding of a particular topic. Believe it or not, it’s actually tough to come up with good questions because it requires analytical, creative understanding of concepts. So, let’s practice it. You will get full credit for submitting a question (2.25 points on this quiz) if your question meets the following criteria: 1.) It is not asking the student to simply define a term. (e.g.: “Osmolarity is defined as…”.) It has to test a conceptual understanding, not simply memory 2.) It covers the concepts we’ve discussed in class so far. 3.) It’s significantly different than questions you’ve seen in lab, quizzes, lecture, dr in the textbook. 4.) The question has at least 3 challenging answer choices. HTMI Edito