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Personal Finance Chapter 2 Exam Questions with Correct Answers
Personal Finance Chapter 2 Exam Questions with Correct Answers Money management refers to A. Preparing personal financial statements. B. Day-to-day financial activities. C. Trade-offs that occur with financial decisions. D. Storing financial records for easy access. E. Spending money on current living expenses. - Answer-b Which of the following is NOT a component of money management? A. Storing personal financial records to document business transactions and legal matters. B. Creating p...
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Personal Finance Chapter 2 Exam Questions with Correct Answers Money management refers to A. Preparing personal financial statements. B. Day-to-day financial activities. C. Trade-offs that occur with financial decisions. D. Storing financial records for easy access. E. Spending money on current living expenses. - Answer-b Which of the following is NOT a component of money management? A. Storing personal financial records to document business transactions and legal matters. B. Creating p...
Personal Finance Ch 3 Exam Questions with Correct Answers
Personal Finance Ch 3 Exam Questions with Correct Answers T or F: #1 reason for divorce is stress and disagreement over money - Answer-True T or F: The envelope system works great for managing spending on things that donʹt normally have a fixed monthly expense - Answer-True T or F: If you write a zero-based budget every month, it is not necessary to reconcile your account - Answer-False T or F: Budgeting is crucial to your financial success - Answer-True T or F: Writing and fol...
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Personal Finance Ch 3 Exam Questions with Correct Answers T or F: #1 reason for divorce is stress and disagreement over money - Answer-True T or F: The envelope system works great for managing spending on things that donʹt normally have a fixed monthly expense - Answer-True T or F: If you write a zero-based budget every month, it is not necessary to reconcile your account - Answer-False T or F: Budgeting is crucial to your financial success - Answer-True T or F: Writing and fol...
Personal Finance Banking Terms Exam Questions with Complete Solutions
Personal Finance Banking Terms Exam Questions with Complete Solutions Deposit Slip - Answer-Use this when you add money to your checking account Outstanding check - Answer-A check that the bank has not processed or paid yet Reconciliation - Answer-Making sure that your check registerand the bank statement agree NSF check - Answer-A check that is not paid when presented because a depositor's account does not have enough cash to cover it Bank Statement - Answer-A document receiv...
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Personal Finance Banking Terms Exam Questions with Complete Solutions Deposit Slip - Answer-Use this when you add money to your checking account Outstanding check - Answer-A check that the bank has not processed or paid yet Reconciliation - Answer-Making sure that your check registerand the bank statement agree NSF check - Answer-A check that is not paid when presented because a depositor's account does not have enough cash to cover it Bank Statement - Answer-A document receiv...
PCE Written Practice Questions and Answers
PCE Written Practice Questions and Answers A patient displays fatiguable weakness with knee flexion. Which myotome represents this movement? a) L5 b) S1 c) S2 d) S3 - ANSWER c) S2 *S2: Hip ext & Knee flex A positive FABER test may indicate any of the following except: a) Hip OA b) Iliopsoas spasm c) SI joint involvement d) Glute strain - ANSWER d) Glute strain During the stance phase on the right leg, the left hip drops. What best describes this? a) Right Trendelenburg b) Left Tr...
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PCE Written Practice Questions and Answers A patient displays fatiguable weakness with knee flexion. Which myotome represents this movement? a) L5 b) S1 c) S2 d) S3 - ANSWER c) S2 *S2: Hip ext & Knee flex A positive FABER test may indicate any of the following except: a) Hip OA b) Iliopsoas spasm c) SI joint involvement d) Glute strain - ANSWER d) Glute strain During the stance phase on the right leg, the left hip drops. What best describes this? a) Right Trendelenburg b) Left Tr...
PCE Transformations Exam Questions with Correct Answers
PCE Transformations Exam Questions with Correct Answers We still had a slim chance of reaching the summit before midday, but then Jean hurt her ankle: PAID - ANSWER Jean's injured ankle paid away all the remaining hope we had of reaching the summit. They tiptoed up the stairs because the didn't want to wake the baby up: SO - ANSWER They tiptoed up the stairs so that they wouldn't wake up the baby Twenty push-ups is my limit, then my arms give out: BEFORE - ANSWER I can't do more tha...
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PCE Transformations Exam Questions with Correct Answers We still had a slim chance of reaching the summit before midday, but then Jean hurt her ankle: PAID - ANSWER Jean's injured ankle paid away all the remaining hope we had of reaching the summit. They tiptoed up the stairs because the didn't want to wake the baby up: SO - ANSWER They tiptoed up the stairs so that they wouldn't wake up the baby Twenty push-ups is my limit, then my arms give out: BEFORE - ANSWER I can't do more tha...
PCE Studying Questions with Complete Solutions
PCE Studying Questions with Complete Solutions (conduction block ischemia); nerve dysfunction may be rapidly reversed or persist a few weeks, e.g., compression. of function and Wallerian degeneration distal to the lesion; with no disruption of the endoneurium, regeneration is possible, e.g., crush injury. and complete loss of function; reinnervation typically fails without surgical intervention because of aberrant regeneration (failure of regenerating axon to find its terminal end). ...
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PCE Studying Questions with Complete Solutions (conduction block ischemia); nerve dysfunction may be rapidly reversed or persist a few weeks, e.g., compression. of function and Wallerian degeneration distal to the lesion; with no disruption of the endoneurium, regeneration is possible, e.g., crush injury. and complete loss of function; reinnervation typically fails without surgical intervention because of aberrant regeneration (failure of regenerating axon to find its terminal end). ...
PCE Neuromusculoskeletal Exam Questions and Answers
PCE Neuromusculoskeletal Exam Questions and Answers What are the timelines for muscle injury and repair inflammation, repair and remodelling? - ANSWER Inflammation: 24 hrs- 3/4days Repair: 5-14days Remodelling: 14 - 21+ days During which phase of tissue healing does phagocytosis of necrotic fibres occur? - ANSWER Repair Following a muscle contusion, if the pt. has not improved in 2-3 weeks, what should you suspect? - ANSWER Myositis Ossificans What is the most common MOI of a high a...
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PCE Neuromusculoskeletal Exam Questions and Answers What are the timelines for muscle injury and repair inflammation, repair and remodelling? - ANSWER Inflammation: 24 hrs- 3/4days Repair: 5-14days Remodelling: 14 - 21+ days During which phase of tissue healing does phagocytosis of necrotic fibres occur? - ANSWER Repair Following a muscle contusion, if the pt. has not improved in 2-3 weeks, what should you suspect? - ANSWER Myositis Ossificans What is the most common MOI of a high a...
PCE Neurology Exam Questions with All Correct Answers
PCE Neurology Exam Questions with All Correct Answers Hemorrhagic stroke Rx - ANSWER surgery to stop bleed better long term prognosis for recovery of function (than ischemic) ABCD score - ANSWER For prediction of progression and risk of recurrence A= age B = blood pressure C= clinical features (hemiplegia, speech problems) D= duration TIA - ANSWER transient blockage of circulation, mild S/S, resolves usually w/in 24 hours, huge recurrence (80% within a year), can results in lasting dama...
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PCE Neurology Exam Questions with All Correct Answers Hemorrhagic stroke Rx - ANSWER surgery to stop bleed better long term prognosis for recovery of function (than ischemic) ABCD score - ANSWER For prediction of progression and risk of recurrence A= age B = blood pressure C= clinical features (hemiplegia, speech problems) D= duration TIA - ANSWER transient blockage of circulation, mild S/S, resolves usually w/in 24 hours, huge recurrence (80% within a year), can results in lasting dama...
PCE Neurology 2023 Exam Questions and Answers
PCE Neurology 2023 Exam Questions and Answers Does a ischemic or a haemorrhagic stroke have a better long term prognosis? - ANSWER Haemorrhagic What does the ABCD score for prediction of progression or risk of recurrence of stroke stand for? - ANSWER Age BP Clinical features (hemiplesia, speech problems) Duration A diffuse axonal injury (DAI) TBI results in shearing/tearing of axons in areas of density change (grey -> white matter), what type of force to the head causes this type of...
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PCE Neurology 2023 Exam Questions and Answers Does a ischemic or a haemorrhagic stroke have a better long term prognosis? - ANSWER Haemorrhagic What does the ABCD score for prediction of progression or risk of recurrence of stroke stand for? - ANSWER Age BP Clinical features (hemiplesia, speech problems) Duration A diffuse axonal injury (DAI) TBI results in shearing/tearing of axons in areas of density change (grey -> white matter), what type of force to the head causes this type of...
PCE 2023-2024 Que3stions with Complete Solutions
PCE Que3stions with Complete Solutions What is the mechanism of injury for an anterior shoulder dislocation - ANSWER ER + Abduction may have anterior directed force What is a bankart lesion - ANSWER avulsion of the anterior part of the labrum How do bankart lesions occur - ANSWER repeated anterior shoulder dislocations/subluxations What is a bankart repair - ANSWER Repairs bankart lesion generally minimally invasive What movements do you want to avoid post bankart repai...
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PCE Que3stions with Complete Solutions What is the mechanism of injury for an anterior shoulder dislocation - ANSWER ER + Abduction may have anterior directed force What is a bankart lesion - ANSWER avulsion of the anterior part of the labrum How do bankart lesions occur - ANSWER repeated anterior shoulder dislocations/subluxations What is a bankart repair - ANSWER Repairs bankart lesion generally minimally invasive What movements do you want to avoid post bankart repai...
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