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Franchise advertising is addressed in two sections of the FTAs. Among other things, Section 3.1 of all versions of the FTA obliges Meineke "[t]o purchase and place from time to time advertising promoting the products and services sold by FRANCHISEE." The FTAs provide that "all decisions regarding whether to utilize national, regional or local advertising, or some combination thereof, and regarding selection of the particular media and advertising content, shall be within the sole discretion of MEINEKE and such agencies or others as it may appoint." In FTAs executed from 1989 through 1991, Section 3.1 was introduced by a clause that indicated Meineke would provide the services identified in that section "[i]n consideration for the payment of Franchisee's initial license fee." However, until 1990, every FTA also provided that "MEINEKE agrees that it will expend for media costs, commissions and fees, production costs, creative and other costs of such advertising, with respect to MEINEKE franchisees, an amount equal to the total of all sums collected from all franchisees under and pursuant to Section 7.17 hereof." Section 7.17 of the FTA describes payments to the WAC account.

Question 1

How can the Glasgow Coma Scale be assessed in a patient with receptive

or expressive aphasia?

Question 2

How common is it for someone suffering a transient ischaemic attack

(TIA) to totally lose consciousness? Also, what is the mechanism for

losing consciousness with a TIA?

Question 3

What should the management be for a stenosis in the carotid artery

causing transient ischaemic attack (TIA), and when is surgery

recommended?

Question 4

In a patient with central retinal artery branch occlusion with carotid

artery stenosis, what is the best management: warfarin, aspirin or carotid

endarterectomy?

Question 5

If a young patient who has suffered a stroke has a normal mental state,

would this exclude a cerebral venous occlusion as an aetiology?

Question 6

Does persistent hiccough following cerebrovascular ischaemic stroke

localize to the medulla or to any other site?

Question 7

By what mechanism is vertebrobasilar insufficiency associated with

circumoral numbness?

Question 8

Why does lateral medullary syndrome result in ipsilateral diplopia due

to cranial nerve VI?

Question 9

I have seen many established ischaemic stroke patients with CTdocumented capsular infarction and hemi-hypotonia despite exaggerated

reflexes. How would you explain the hypotonia? Could it be due to a

corticorubral fibre lesion?

Question 10

Thrombolytic therapy is used in patients with a cerebral infarct within

the first 3 hours, whereas stroke by definition lasts24 hours. So how

do we define that it is infarct and not a transient ischaemic attack (TIA)

on a CT scan within the first 3 hours in order to start tissue plasminogen

activator (tPA) treatment?5160