The cash owned is known as an asset and what the organization owes is known as liability. It may be summarized that in a balance sheet, assets always equal liability, and therefore, a balance sheet balances. It may be noted that the accounts aggregate only transactions which change what we own and what we owe under different categories. Thus, Pacioli's great invention has enabled the easy emergence of the balance sheet at the end of a series of transactions. This method is also used by modern computers to aggregate the consequences of a series of discrete transactions. We have also found that the cost of production is also a byproduct of the process

201 Can chronic inflammatory demyelinating polyradiculoneuropathy be associated with positive stretch tests such as Lasgue's sign?

202 1. If a patient with a spastic paraplegia due to a spinal cord lesion is able to sit unaided, does this indicate intact dorsal segments (T7-T12)? 2. What mechanism underlies the inability of some patients with spastic paraplegia to sit in bed with their lower limbs straight on the bed, while able to sit on the edge of the bed with their lower limbs hanging?

203 What is the scientific definition of asthenia and weakness?

204 Why do the following cause weakness that is more proximal than distal: Muscle disease. Radiculopathy. Anterior horn cell disease.

205 What is the difference between fibrillation, fasciculations and myokymia?

206 What is the difference between 'Isaac's syndrome' and 'stiff person syndrome'?

207 What is the most common cause for fibrosis of the quadriceps femoris muscle?

208 In a patient receiving long-term oral steroids and gradually developing proximal muscle weakness, how does one differentiate between steroid myopathy and myositis?

209 What is viral myositis?

210 Does myositis affect the facial and neck muscles?