Use the following information to answer the next two questions:

On 1 July Charles Ltd commenced business with a cash balance of $100,000 after acquiring

the necessary assets to carry on business. Sales for the next 6 months are expected to be:

July $50,000 October $300,000

August $100,000 November $400,000

September $200,000 December $200,000

The gross profit on sales is 60%. Finished goods inventory in any month will

be sufficient to cover sales for the next two months. Purchases will be paid for

in the month following purchase. Other expenses are expected to be $50,000

monthly, including $10,000 depreciation. Expenses will normally paid in the

month in which incurred.

60% of sales are expected to be cash sales. Of the credit sales, 20% are expected to be

collected in the month of sale and 80% in the month following sale.

37 Refer to the data above. Cash receipts for August are expected to be:

A. $100,000

B. $60,000

C. $68,000

D. $72,000

E. none of the above.

answer the following questions pertaining to this research

The TBL and control groups attended 2h of class weekly for 3weeks. Three scenarios withpulmonary diseasecontent were employed in both groups. However, the control group received lectures and traditional case study teaching/learning strategies instead of TBL. A questionnaire of problem-solving ability was administered at baseline, prior to students' exposure to the teaching strategies. Students' problem-solving ability, knowledge of pulmonary nursing care, and clinical performance were assessed following completion of the three-week pulmonary unit.

Results

After the three-week educational interventions, the scores on problem-solving ability in the TBL group were significantly improved relative to that of the control group (t=10.89,p<.001). In addition, there were significant differences in knowledge, and in clinical performance with standardized

patients between the two groups (t=2.48,p=.016,t=12.22,p<.001).

Question 1

Please explain the role of the sympathetic nervous system in the

gastrointestinal tract.

Question 2

What is the difference between a submandibular salivary gland swelling

and swelling of a salivary lymph node?

Question 3

How does Barrett's oesophagus develop?

Question 4

Is it recommended to treat asymptomatic endoscopically diagnosed

reflux oesophagitis with acid suppression and/or antireflux

measures?

Question 5

Is it recommended to give a young patient, diagnosed endoscopically to

have mild reflux oesophagitis, life-long proton pump inhibitors (PPIs) to

prevent the development of Barrett's oesophagitis?

Question 6

Is it safe to give a patient with reflux oesophagitis who is on proton

pump inhibitors (PPIs) for treatment of acid suppression, aspirin in

antiplatelet doses (75-325 mg per day)?

Question 7

Does a combination of magnesium and aluminium hydroxide salts,

taken as antacid for reflux oesophagitis, have serious long-term adverse

effects? 33

Question 8

In the treatment of reflux oesophagitis with a proton pump inhibitor

(PPI), should the PPI be life long or given for 4-8 weeks, as mentioned by

the drug manufacturers?

Question 9

Would a patient who suffers with reflux oesophagitis as a result of a

hiatus hernia, and who is not responsive to proton pump inhibitors

(PPIs), benefit from a highly selective vagotomy?

Question 10

1. What are the causes of belching and what appropriate drug can be

used?

2. What are the effects of smoking on the gastrointestinal tract and what

is its role in peptic ulcer disease?