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You are conducting a head and neck exam on your new patient….

You are conducting a head and neck exam on your new patient.  There is a variation of normal in each of these photos to recognize and record. Use these photos to record these findings on the head and neck exam paperwork. QUESTION: What could you write in the “teeth” section of the intraoral exam based on what you are seeing in this picture?

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You are conducting a head and neck exam on your new patient….

You are conducting a head and neck exam on your new patient.  There is a variation of normal in each of these photos to recognize and record for the buccal and labial mucosa. Please match the terminology with the photo for this bite trauma to the lower lip that caused these “canker sores”.

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What promise did Mitch make and break with himself?

What promise did Mitch make and break with himself?

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You are conducting a head and neck exam on your new patient….

You are conducting a head and neck exam on your new patient.  There is a variation of normal in each of these photos to recognize and record. Use these photos to record these findings on the head and neck exam paperwork. QUESTION: Describe the anterior occlusion in this photo (overjet, overbite, canine position).

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What present did Mitch give Morrie at Mitch’s college gradua…

What present did Mitch give Morrie at Mitch’s college graduation?  

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Morrie decided that death would be his final project.

Morrie decided that death would be his final project.

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Janine is Mitch’s wife.

Janine is Mitch’s wife.

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The “cousin” of credit sales (from the income statement) is…

The “cousin” of credit sales (from the income statement) is accounts receivable on the balance sheet.  

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Dr. G’s dog’s name is

Dr. G’s dog’s name is

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Why is depreciation expense (from the income statement) adde…

Why is depreciation expense (from the income statement) added back to the cash flow statement.  Do not just say it’s because depreciation is a non-cash expense.  Use the following data to answer this question:  The firm purchases an asset that cost $1,000,000 and has a 10-year depreciable life.  Talk about the timing of the cash outlay (that is when this happens) and the timing of when this cost is “expensed” on the Income statement.  Then using this “data” explain why depreciation expense is added back to get cash flow. 

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