XYZ Bank loaned cash to a customer on August 1, Year 1. The note receivable had a principal amount of $55,000, 6% interest rate, and a term of six-months. How much interest income would be reported on the Year 1 income statement dated December 31? [Amount1] How much cash interest would be collected in Year 1? [Answer2] How much interest income would be reported on the Year 2 income statement, assuming no other sources provided interest during the year? [Answer3] How much cash interest would be collected in Year 2? [Answer4]

At the end of the day on June 30, Smith Company’s cash account showed a balance of $7,000. Smith’s June 30 bank statement showed a balance of $6,500. You are preparing the bank reconciliation for the month of June. Indicate how each of the following items would be used in determining the adjusted cash balance at June 30: The bank statement included a $70 charge for new checks, the price of which was not previously known by Smith Company. [Classify1] Outstanding checks totaled $1,200 on June 30. [Classify2] The company deposited $1,180 of cash receipts on the evening of June 30th, which were not reflected on the bank statement. [Classify3] Smith Company properly issued payment in the amount of $350 for utility expense. This was incorrectly entered in the accounting system for $200. [Classify4] One of Smith’s customers issued payment in the amount of $300, which was deposited Smith Company. The bank statement didn’t show this deposit, and included a note that this check was returned NSF. [Classify5] Once you’ve classified the above, please determine the following: What was the adjusted cash balance as of June 30? [Amount1]

A. You found a series of 10 of those study designs (from previous answer) and now you need to critically review the articles and create a comparison table. What will be the independent and the dependent variables that you might want to identify in all studies to facilitate comparison?

A RCT has been designed to assess the effectiveness of a balance program on fall risk prevention for an adult population from 75-95 year old. Three groups are compared: a control group that receives a fall risk prevention pamphlet, a group with an exercise protocol of ankle and stepping strategies, and an exercise group of Tai Chi. All patients completed a baseline questionnaire to collect comorbidities as well as fall history and a set of objective tests consisting of the Time Up and Go test (TUG) and the Functional Reach Test (FRT). The TUG was used to screen for risk of falling while the FRT was used to assess changes/improvement in balance. After 4 weeks of the intervention, patients were tested again to measure progression If the assumption of normality is not met, what statistical analysis would you rather choose to compare treatment effectiveness using the FRT?  

The study depicted in the table below wanted to investigate if there were any significant differences in baseline characteristics among all subjects that participated in the study (“participants”), the subset of subjects that completed the six month follow up (“completed) and those who were lost to follow-up (“lost to follow up).   Please carefully review and complete the table below for the variables of “Duration of LBP” and “Radiating pain”: The type of data Based on the type of data the descriptive statistics methods used in the table Assuming all data was found normally distributed. Hypothesize the “inferential” statistic method (statistical analysis) used to assess homogeneity among the three groups Considering

A single blind study indicates that the subjects are unaware of the research hypothesis and the group to which they were assigned.

When reading and appraising the included articles (evidence), what statistical information given in the results/tables would you consider to make your own conclusion regarding the effectiveness of the intervention? (Answer using concepts related to type of expected type statistical analysis and/or magnitude and significance of results)? –Please list and explain TWO specific examples.

A qualitative study of parents and therapists’ perceptions of a high intensity high frequency model of physical therapy for children with cerebral palsy used interviews from five parents, five therapists, and observations of five children with cerebral palsy. Which of the following is true about this method?

A two-tailed test is a test of statistical significance in which deviations from the null hypothesis in either direction is considered.

A group of 100 pre-adolescents without any impairment ages 10 to 12 was recruited into a study to assess risk factors associated to the incidence of neck pain during the high school years. General Health measured by the SF-36 was measured at baseline and every six months for a period of six years. What was the type of study design used?