01. The nurse is discussing to the student the importance of nursing organizations. Which of the following organizations would be the appropriate resources for the nurse when looking up what’s covered in the nurse’s scope of practice?

America Nurses Association

National Leaque for Nursing

Nurse Manager Organization

National Council of Nurses Coaltion

25. The nurse is caring for a patient with altered mental status which of the following statements by the nurse will support the allegation of battery?

The patient was spitting on us, so I temporarily place a face mask on his face to protect us

I requested the security guard to search a patient's belongings before placing it in the evidence bag

the patient would not let go of my arm, so I told him I will elbow him to the chest if he does not let go of me

To prevent harm, I asked the unlicensed assistive Personnel UAP to restrain the patient while I give the injection

68. which is the best way to begin to teach a patient about a disease process?

Give the patient written information about the disease.

Show the patient anatomical charts.

Verbally inform the patient about the disease.

Assess the patient’s current level of knowledge.

35. The nurse attended a conference of North America nursing diagnosis Association which of the following examples hoarder indicate correct understanding of the conference

a. ineffective airway clearance

b. left sided stroke (CVA)

c. Myocardial infarction (MI)

d. urinary tract infection related to age

4. Unauthorized Fund Transfers.

FACTS: Lawrence Kruser and his wife maintained a joint checking account with the Bank of America. The bank issued to each of them a “Versatel” card and separate personal identification numbers so that they could access funds in their account from automated teller machines (ATMs). The Krusers believed that Mr. Kruser’s card had been destroyed in September 1986. The December 1986 account statement mailed to the Krusers by the bank, however, reflected a $20 withdrawal of funds by someone using Mr.Kruser’s card at an ATM. Mrs. Kruser underwent surgery in December 1986 and was in the hospital for eleven days. She spent the following months recuperating from the surgery. She therefore failed to examine the December bank statement promptly and did not discover the unauthorized December withdrawal until August or September of 1987, at which time she reported it to the bank. In September 1987, the Krusers received bank statements for July and August of 1987, which reflected forty-seven unauthorized withdrawals, totaling $9,020, made from an ATM by someone using Mr. Kruser’s card. They notified the bank of these withdrawals within a few days of receiving the statements.

ISSUE: Is the bank liable to the Krusers for the unauthorized withdrawals? Discuss.

RULE/RESOLUTION: [Kruser v. Bank of America NT & SA, 230 Cal.App.3d 741, 281 Cal.Rptr. 463 (1991)] How did the court answer the questions? What did the court decide?

EXPLANATION/APPLICATION-Do you agree with the court? Why or why not? Can you change any facts to give a different result?

GENERAL BUSINESS COURSE QUESTION:

Joe and Jill were talking about the role played by the Federal Reserve System in the United States. Joe seemed to be quite well informed about the functions and activities of our central bank. "You see, Jill, the Fed is the main guardian of our nation's economic stability," Joe declared. "In America, we don't want inflation and we don't want recession. To stretch the situation just a bit, we are frightened, absolutely terrified, by thoughts of hyperinflation and depression. So, the Fed maintains the right to alter the situation and protect us from these two monsters. And you ask, how they do that? The answer is the discount rate. That is the device that the Federal Reserve System uses to keep us safe."

Jill was enjoying listening to her friend explain it all. Joe continued, "Now the discount rate is the interest rate that the twelve Federal Reserve Banks around the country charge their member banks on a loan. So, when the discount rate goes up, all interest rates tend to go up. And, happy to say, when interest rates go up all over America, this tends to slow down any inflationary tendencies." Jill asked, "Does the Fed have other tools for stopping inflation?" "No," said Joe.

7) Has the economy recovered from the last recession? What factors led you to your answer? You should be able to back up your opinion. Don't use blog opinions. Make sure your source(s) is/are based upon facts.

GENERAL BUSINESS COURSE QUESTION:

Joe and Jill were talking about the role played by the Federal Reserve System in the United States. Joe seemed to be quite well informed about the functions and activities of our central bank. "You see, Jill, the Fed is the main guardian of our nation's economic stability," Joe declared. "In America, we don't want inflation and we don't want recession. To stretch the situation just a bit, we are frightened, absolutely terrified, by thoughts of hyperinflation and depression. So, the Fed maintains the right to alter the situation and protect us from these two monsters. And you ask, how they do that? The answer is the discount rate. That is the device that the Federal Reserve System uses to keep us safe."

Jill was enjoying listening to her friend explain it all. Joe continued, "Now the discount rate is the interest rate that the twelve Federal Reserve Banks around the country charge their member banks on a loan. So, when the discount rate goes up, all interest rates tend to go up. And, happy to say, when interest rates go up all over America, this tends to slow down any inflationary tendencies." Jill asked, "Does the Fed have other tools for stopping inflation?" "No," said Joe.

6) In which type of fund do you think you would invest, a mutual fund or an exchange-traded fund? What is the difference and why would you favor one over the other?

GENERAL BUSINESS COURSE QUESTION:

Joe and Jill were talking about the role played by the Federal Reserve System in the United States. Joe seemed to be quite well informed about the functions and activities of our central bank. "You see, Jill, the Fed is the main guardian of our nation's economic stability," Joe declared. "In America, we don't want inflation and we don't want recession. To stretch the situation just a bit, we are frightened, absolutely terrified, by thoughts of hyperinflation and depression. So, the Fed maintains the right to alter the situation and protect us from these two monsters. And you ask, how they do that? The answer is the discount rate. That is the device that the Federal Reserve System uses to keep us safe."

Jill was enjoying listening to her friend explain it all. Joe continued, "Now the discount rate is the interest rate that the twelve Federal Reserve Banks around the country charge their member banks on a loan. So, when the discount rate goes up, all interest rates tend to go up. And, happy to say, when interest rates go up all over America, this tends to slow down any inflationary tendencies." Jill asked, "Does the Fed have other tools for stopping inflation?" "No," said Joe.

7) Has the economy recovered from the last recession? What factors led you to your answer? You should be able to back up your opinion. Don't use blog opinions. Make sure your source(s) is/are based upon facts.

Unit 2 Exercise Questions

Q1. Show detailed calculations of CFFA under two approaches we have discussed in our class.

Q2. Comment on the cashflow performance of the company in the years of 2018 and 2019.(20 marks)

Q3. If you were to advise Flamingo Inc. for the year 2020, what recommendations would you propose regarding the capital structure of the company? Why?

Unit 2 Exercise Questions

Q1. Show detailed calculations of CFFA under two approaches we have discussed in our class.

Q2. Comment on the cashflow performance of the company in the years of 2018 and 2019.(20 marks)

Q3. If you were to advise Flamingo Inc. for the year 2020, what recommendations would you propose regarding the capital structure of the company? Why?

Jones and Smith share the same cubical in the office. Jones loves to listen to music on his speakers while working. Smith is not able to concentrate on his work in the presence of music.

Jones receives benefits worth​ $200 regardless of whether he listens to music on his speakers or headphones. The cost of headphones is​ $50. Smith is not able to concentrate on his work and suffers damages worth​ $350 when Jones listens to music without his headphones. Smith does not suffer any damages when Jones listens to music on his headphones.

Suppose the office does not have any rules against listening to music on speakers while working.

In this​ case, if Jones and Smith do not​ communicate, the market outcome is that

▼

Jones continues to listen to music on his speakers; therefore, Smith is not able to concentrate on his work

Jones continues to listen to music on his speakers; however, Smith is able to concentrate on his work

Jones starts listening to music on headphones; therefore, Smith is able to concentrate on his work

Jones stops listening to music on his speakers; therefore, Smith is able to concentrate on his work

.

This market outcome is

▼

socially efficient

socially inefficient

.

Which of the following is the outcome of bargaining when Jones and Smith can bargain at zero​ cost?

A.

A private deal between Jones and Smith cannot be struck as headphones are not free.

B.

Jones gives​ $350 to Smith and continues to listen to music on speakers.

C.

Smith starts listening to music on his speakers at a higher volume so as to cause disturbance to Jones. As a​ result, both of them suffer the damages worth more than​ $350.

D.

Smith gives​ $50 to​ Jones, and Jones agrees to listen to music using his headphones.

Now suppose their office passes a rule that says employees are not allowed to listen to music on their speakers while working. As​ before, Jones and Smith can bargain at a zero cost.

What will be the final outcome in this​ case?

A.

Smith stops listening to music and both of them receive net benefits worth more than​ $350.

B.

Jones buys headphones to listen to​ music, and both of them suffer damages worth more than​ $200.

C.

Jones buys headphones to listen to​ music, giving him net benefits worth​ $150. Smith does not suffer any damages.

D.

Smith gives Jones headphones as a​ gift, giving Jones net benefits worth​ $150 and Smith suffers damages worth​ $300.

When Jones and Smith can bargain at zero​ cost, the new rule of the office has

▼

no

little

remarkable

impact on achieving the economically efficient outcome.

Company name: ikeGPS Group Ltd

Discussion

Profitability

Introduce why it is important to assess profitability

Outline the basic ratios used to assess profitability, and provide an analysis of your selected company’s profitability

Refer to the appendix where you have calculated or obtained the relevant profitability ratios, and your graph.

You could show the graph in the main body of the report rather than the appendix if you like – however, if you have the graph in the main body, you do need to discuss it!

Briefly comment on the trends shown by the ratios, and in the graph

Conclude as to whether or not this company is profitable

300 – 350 WORDS

Liquidity

Introduce why it is important to assess liquidity

Outline the basic ratios used to assess liquidity, and provide an analysis of your company’s liquidity position relative to the previous year

Refer to the appendix where you have calculated or obtained the relevant liquidity ratios

Conclude as to whether or not this company is demonstrating good liquidity

300 – 350 WORDS

Financial Structure

Introduce why it is important to assess financial structure (or gearing)

Outline the basic ratios used to assess financial structure, and provide an analysis of your company’s financial structure relative to the previous year

Refer to the appendix where you have calculated or obtained the relevant financial structure ratios

Conclude as to whether or not the company shows a strong financial structure

300 – 350 WORDS

Future plans and Investor informationFuture PlansDiscuss what plans the company has announced to the public, and how these have impacted on the share price. This information can be found from a variety of sources:

Annual report

NZX company research

Newspaper article (preferably recent articles)

Investor Information

Introduce why it is important to assess investor information

Outline the basic ratios used to assess investor information, and provide an analysis of the trends shown in ‘share price performance’ graph

Refer to the appendix where you have calculated or obtained the relevant ratios, plus graph

Alternatively, the graph can be displayed in the main body of the report

Conclude as to whether or not this company would be a good investment

You must include a discussion on income vs growth

300 – 350 WORDS

Conclusions & Recommendation

Pull together the main points made from each part of the discussion

Conclusion should not have any new information

Make a recommendation to the prospective investor

You can recommend to buy shares, or not to buy shares in the company being investigated

Recommendation must clearly flow from the discussion and conclusions

200 – 250 WORDS

(Use NZX website, from its financial profile, we could get this chart for 4 years.)

Annual report from NZX website, is used to analysis this company.

NEED DONE IN AN HOUR

File 1 - HotTubLastname.java

• Write a class that will hold fields for the following:

• • The model of the hot tub
  • The hot tub’s feature package (can be Basic or Premium)
  • The hot tub’s length (in inches)
  • The hot tub’s width (in inches)
  • The hot tub’s depth (in inches)
• The class should also contain the following methods:
  • A constructor that doesn’t accept arguments
  • A constructor that accepts arguments for each field.
  • Appropriate accessor and mutator methods (i.e., setters and getters).
  • A method named getCapacity that accepts no arguments and calculates and returns the capacity (in gallons) of the hot tub.

The capacity of the hot tub can be calculated by using the following formula:

Capacity in gallons = (Length * Width * Depth) / 1728 * 4.8

• • A method named getPrice that accepts no arguments and calculates and returns the price of the hot tub based on the following table:

Price = Cost Per Gallon * Capacity

File 2 - DemoLastname.java

• Write a program that demonstrates the class and calculates the cost of hot tubs. The program should ask the user for the following:

• • The model of the hot tub
  • The hot tub’s feature package (can be Basic or Premium)
  • The hot tub’s length (in inches). The program should not accept a number less than 60 for the length.
  • The hot tub’s width (in inches). The program should not accept a number less than 60 for the width.
  • The hot tub’s depth (in inches). The program should not accept a number less than 30 for the depth.

• The program should prompt the user for all the data necessary to fully initialize the objects. IMPORTANT: Store your objects in a container that will automatically expand as objects are added.
• The program should continue allowing the user to input information until the user indicates to stop (see sample input on page 3). Note: The program should accept lower or upper case responses to this question.
• After the user indicates that they wish to stop, the program should output the information for each hot tub.
  • The capacity of the hot tub should be formatted to two decimal places.
  • The price of the hot tub should be formatted as currency to two decimal places and include a comma in the thousands place.
• After the program outputs the information for each hot tub, it should output the total cost of all of the hot tubs.
• The program should display the input and output as shown in the provided sample output (Note: this includes blank lines).

Explain the purpose of the co-insurance clause that is applied to building structures. What is an example of how it works?