A 22-year-old woman pregnant with a single fetus has a preco…
A 22-year-old woman pregnant with a single fetus has a preconception body mass index (BMI) of 42. When she was seen in the clinic at 36 weeks of gestation, she had gained 13.6 kg (30 lb) since conception. How would the nurse interpret this weight gain?
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A 42-year-old G2P1 client at 12 weeks gestation presents to the prenatal clinic for her second appointment. Her oldest child has Down syndrome, and she wants to know the chances of this current pregnancy also having Down syndrome. Which of the following procedure is the most appropriate recommendation for this patient?
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A client visits a clinic after her home urinary pregnancy test came out positive the week before. Ultrasound is suggestive of a normal intrauterine pregnancy. The client asks about group B stretptococcus because she had this with her last pregnancy. She is curious as to what gestational age should a routine goup B streptococcus swab be obtained. How would you answer this client?
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When giving the obstetrical history, your pregnant client tells the nurse that she had a miscarriage with the first pregnancy at 8 weeks gestation, and then she delivered twin girls at 34 weeks gestation. How would the nurse summarize the client’s OB history?
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Record the following transaction and adjustment for Sweet Dreams Chocolatiers Ltd. (“Sweets”): An insurance policy was purchased on February 28 for $3,600. The insurance policy is for one year of coverage that begins on March 1, 2024. Date Account Titles Debit Credit Feb 28 #1 #2 #3 #2 At the December 31, 2024 year end, record the prepaid insurance expense adjustment for the year related to your entry above: Date Account Titles Debit Credit Dec 31 #4 #5 #6 #5 When choosing account names, refer to the listing of accounts that was provided at the top of this section. Ensure you spell the account name properly. When recording numerical responses do not include dollar signs, commas or spaces. (Ex. 1000)
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You have been given the following information to complete the bank reconciliation. There were no outstanding items last month, so there is no prior month bank reconciliation needed. The general ledger detail is below, followed by the bank statement. Mel Co. Cash General Ledger Detail Acct No. 101 Date Explanation PR Debit Credit Balance 31-Oct Balance 20,277.71 01-Nov Cheque #543 GJ5 6,505.12 13,772.59 1 Cheque #544 GJ5 854.71 12,917.88 1 Cheque #545 GJ5 1,156.94 11,760.94 1 Cheque #546 GJ5 2,564.24 9,196.70 1 Cheque #547 GJ5 3,145.68 6,051.02 1 Cheque #548 GJ5 56.45 5,994.57 1 Cheque #549 GJ6 564.23 5,430.34 9 Deposit GJ6 1,584.97 7,015.31 9 Cheque #550 GJ6 3,457.15 3,558.16 9 Cheque #551 GJ6 985.64 2,572.52 18 Deposit GJ6 5,649.85 8,222.37 20 Cheque #552 GJ6 5,556.71 2,665.66 27 Cheque #553 GJ6 964.25 1,701.41 29 Deposit GJ6 1,250.65 2,952.06 RBC November BANK STATEMENT Cheques/Charges Deposit/Credit Balance 31-Oct 20,277.71 02-Nov #543 6,505.12 13,772.59 01-Nov #549 564.23 13,208.36 09-Nov #551 985.64 09-Nov 1,584.97 13,807.69 14-Nov #544 854.71 12,952.98 18-Nov #547 3,145.68 18-Nov 5,649.85 15,457.15 20-Nov #545 1,156.94 14,300.21 29-Nov #546 2,564.24 11,735.97 30-Nov INT 20.00 11,755.97 INT is interest earned on the account balance. a) Complete the bank reconciliation in the template below. (10 marks) b) What journal entry results from the bank reconciliation you just prepared? (3 marks)
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