Elaine (63) is filing as a single taxpayer. Her adjusted gross income during the year was $34,000. This is the amount entered on her Form 1040, line 8b. She will itemize deductions when she files her 2019 federal Form 1040.

To seek relief for a medical condition, Elaine traveled to a clinic in another state during the year. She incurred the following trip-related expenses:

$90 for a room in a hotel near the clinic (one night).

$450 for a round-trip airplane ticket.

$70 for taxi service to and from the clinic and the airport.

$80 for non-hospital meals while she was away from home.

Elaine is not eligible for employer-sponsored health insurance. In addition to the travel expenses, Elaine incurred the following non-trip related, out-of-pocket medical expenses:

$2,100 net out-of-pocket for health insurance premiums (paid with after-tax dollars).

$2,300 for prescriptions.

$350 in co-pays to her doctor.

$250 for new glasses.

$300 for dental x-rays.

Complete the Medical and Dental Expenses section of Elaine'sSchedule A (Form 1040),Itemized Deductions

What amount should Elaine report for her total medical and dental expense on Schedule A?

Given the adjusted gross limitation, what amount should can Elaine deduct for eligible medical and dental expenses on Schedule A, Itemized Deduction ?