Given the following information:Savings deposits = $1845b                                                       Demand Deposits = $760bRequired reserve ratio = 10%                                                   Currency in circulation = $520.0bVault Cash = $11b                                                                      Household money market mutual fund = $1753.3bNegotiable Certificates of deposit = $940.0b                        Banking system deposits with the Fed = $88bHousehold money market deposits accounts = $1588b    Non-negotiable Certificates of deposit = $1629bInstitutional money market accounts = $2764b                  Treasury Bills = $222ba.    Calculate the MB.b.   Calculate m1 as illustrated in practice problems. Interpret the multiplier.c.   Calculate M1 using the multiplier method.d.   Check using the definition of M1 method.e.   Repeat parts b-d for M2.f.   Suggest a specific action by the Federal Reserve if the macroeconomic models suggest that a $425 billion dollar decrease       in the M2 money supply is required to bring the economy back to a full employment equilibrium.g.  (Bonus: 6 additional points) recalculate the monetary base, multiplier, and money supply for M2 (using the equation      approach) if households respond to lower interest rates by moving $40b from their savings accounts to their checking account     and shift $164b from their money market deposit account to currency holdings.

The issue of Fed independence is most often raised by

A 40-year-old patient with pneumonia is in the ICU on noninvasive positive pressure ventilation.  The settings and ABG results are as followed: NPPV IPAP 12 cm H20 EPAP 5 cm H20 RR  14 FIO2 50% ABG pH  7.28 PCO2 53 torr P02 68 torr HCO3 25 mEq/L BE -1 Sa02 93% What should the respiratory therapist recommend to improve the patient’s ventilation?

A patient recovering postoperatively is receiving ventilation in the SIMV mode.  The patient has normal ABG levels with the use of 35% O2 but is still drowsy.  The respiratory therapist should recommend decreasing which of the following?

Which of the following Fed actions would increase bank reserves?

The primary reason the Fed pay interest on reserves is to

A 48-year-old man is brought to the emergency room after having collapsed in a restaurant.  Auscultation reveals fine rales in both bases and the electrocardiogram shows a right axis deviation with significant Q waves in leads I II and AVL.  The most likely diagnosis for this patient is:

If the required reserve ratio is 5 percent, the excess reserve (simple deposit) multiplier is

A respiratory therapist is called to pediatric ICU to suction a 6-year-old ventilator patient with pneumonia who is intubated with a 5.0 mm ETT.  Which of the following represents the most appropriate catheter size and suction pressure to use on the patient?

The respiratory therapist notices on a patient’s chest tube drainage system that there is fluctuation of the water level in the water seal chamber with each patient breath and air bubbles seen only in the suction control chamber, which has a suction pressure of -15 cm H20.  The most appropriate action is which of the following?