A 48-year-old woman comes to the clinic for a routine wellness checkup. In speaking with the nurse, the patient reports she has an intermittent aching feeling in her left lower abdomen and feels sluggish at times. She describes herself as a “couch potato” and says she gets a lot of exercise at her job and driving her sons to various activities. When the nurse palpates the abdominal area, the patient denies pain at the time but expresses that she is getting tired of feeling this ache and cannot explain why it is there. The patient is a busy mother of three boys and works from 7 am to 3 pm daily in a day care center near her home.

1. Identify the clinical problem(s) in the case study.
2. In speaking further with the patient, the nurse discovers that the patient does not eat breakfast because of her early work schedule and that she routinely eats a lunch consisting of a banana, diet soda, and pizza. The patient also reports her last bowel movement was 3 days ago, which is a change in her bowel habits. Based on all the information so far, what problem(s) should the nurse consider the patient may have?
3. After a thorough examination and testing, it is determined that the patient’s symptoms are due to constipation. Explain what education the nurse can provide to the patient to assist her in dealing with this problem.

The statement of profit or loss for Blue Cross (Pty) Ltd for the financial year ended 28 February 2019 is as follows:

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Sales (note 1) 2000 000

Cost of sales (800 000)

Gross profit 1200 000

Salaries (450 000)

Depreciation (note 3) (100 000)

Repairs (15 000)

Profit from the sale of machinery (note 4) 30 000

Local dividends received 35 000

Interest received 28 000

Profit before tax 728 000

Note 1

Blue Cross (Pty) Ltd received a payment in advance of R40 000 from a customer. At year-end the goods still had to be delivered to the customer. This amount has not yet been recognised as revenue for accounting purposes.

Note 2

Blue Cross (Pty) Ltd entered into learnership agreements that qualify for allowances in terms of s 12H. The allowance amounts to R60 000.

Note 3

The equipment qualified for an accelerated allowance of R150 000 in terms of s 12C during the 2019 year of assessment.

Note 4

The machinery was sold for R320 000 on 30 August 2018. The recoupment of allowance for tax purposes amounted to R20 000. A capital gain of R50 000 arose on the disposal.

Statutory tax rate is 28%

Calculate the normal taxable payable by Blue Cross (Pty) Ltd for year of assessment ended on 28 February 2019.

The Construction cost of the bypass is 20 million and 500,000 would be required each year for annual maintenance. The annual benefits to the public have been estimated to be 2 million. If the study period is 50 years and the government interest rates is 8% per year, a.) Should the bypass be constructed? B.)What impact does a social interest rate of 4% per year have on the B-C ratio of the project

We are in year 2012. In this question, we will calculate Rosengarten’s enterprise value in 2012 using the discounted cash flow approach (as opposed to the multiples approach). For your convenience, Rosengarten’s projected free cash flows for the next three years are repeated in the table below.

Rosengarten projects that its free cash flows will grow at a constant rate of 5% after 2015. The cost of capital for Rosengarten’s assets is 10%.

a) What is Rosengarten’s free cash flow in 2016?
b) What is Rosengarten’s enterprise value in 2015 afterthe firmgenerates the year’s free cash flow?
c) What is Rosengarten’s enterprise value in 2012?

The following information was taken from the records of Cheyenne Inc. for the year 2017: Income tax applicable to income from continuing operations $177,616; income tax applicable to loss on discontinued operations $28,866, and unrealized holding gain on available-for-sale securities (net of tax) $22,100. Gain on sale of equipment $99,000 Cash dividends declared $152,500 Loss on discontinued operations 84,900 Retained earnings January 1, 2017 554,900 Administrative expenses 244,000 Cost of goods sold 770,600 Rent revenue 49,300 Selling expenses 292,100 Loss on write-down of inventory 66,200 Sales Revenue 1,747,000 Shares outstanding during 2017 were 93,500.

C.S. is a 78 year old PT admitted to the nursing home unit with a diagnosis of dehydration. C.S. has been ordered to increase their PO intake to 2500cc/day. When offering her a glass of water she pushes away your hand and says, “I hate water and don’t drink it much.” You note that after one and a half days she has dry mucous membrane and poor skin turgor.

1.What could be the problem?

2.What should you assess?

3.What should you do?

4.Write a care plan.

Thank you in advance

What is the price of a 17- year bond paying an annual coupon rate of 8.7%, but paying it semiannually, per face (par) value of 1,000 if the annual market rates for these bonds are 11.6%

Prepare a Balanced Scorecard for The Ford Motor Company from the 2016 fiscal year.