Compute working capital given the following:  Some of this you will need and some you will not.   Cash   $75.000 Accounts Payable $13,000 Accounts Receivable $23,000 P,P,&E   $300,000 Service Revenue $750,000 Utilities Expense $60,000 Inventory   $35,000 Dividends Paid $10,000 Prepaid Insurance $11,000 Supplies $5,000 Salaries Payable $7,000 Net Income $19,000 You must show your work and computations needed to compute working capital.        

BEFORE you exit this exam, show us the front and back of your scratch paper. After doing that, choose TRUE.

ECON 601 – Probability Tables for the Z and T Distributions.pdf

Iodine 131 has a half-life of 8.0 days. An I-131 sample has an initial activity of 32 mCi. What is the activity (remaining amount) after 24 days?

Last year it was announced that the Chevrolet Corvette is going completely electric. You have been asked to help advertise the electric Corvette and know that you should start by defining your communication objectives (advertising goals per the book)? What are communication objectives and how can you decide what are the right ones for the electric Corvette?  From your answer it should be clear that 1) you understand what communication objectives are and 2) that you understand the tools we use to determine our communication objectives.  

What city was thought it might be the great interior city of Texas on or about the year 1900? It’s name even appeared on a ballot to move the Texas capital to it.  

A patient presents with a serum osmolality of 302 mOsm/L (normal range: 275-295 mOsm/L). Which clinical manifestation would the nurse most likely observe?

A nurse is caring for a patient in the post-anesthesia care unit (PACU) following major surgery. What is the primary reason for closely monitoring hourly urine output during the immediate postoperative period?

A nurse is preparing to administer spironolactone to a patient with heart failure who is also taking furosemide. The patient asks, “Why do I need to take two different diuretics?” What is the nurse’s best response?  

A 72-year-old male patient underwent a transurethral resection of the prostate (TURP) and has continuous bladder irrigation (CBI) running. You are calculating the patient’s intake and output for your 12-hour shift (7 AM – 7 PM). His IV of D5W ran at 75 mL/hr for the shift.  His breakfast intake is 8 oz orange juice and 6 oz coffee. At lunch he drinks 12 oz water and eats 4 oz of gelatin. At dinner he drinks 6 oz tea. His CBI irrigation is 3000 mL normal saline. His urinary drainage bag was emptied at 3 PM and had 1500 mL of  light pink urine in it. And the urinary drainage bag was emptied at 7 PM with 2400 mL of light pink urine. The patient had one episode of 150 mL of emesis. Calculate the patient’s total intake [intake1], urine output [output2] and fluid balance [fluidbalance3] for the shift.  Enter numerical values only