59. The nurse practitioner is assessing a teenage patient with acne vulgaris. The patient’s mother states, “I keep telling him that this is what happens when you eat as much chocolate as he does.” What aspect of the pathophysiology of acne should inform the NP’s response?

16. You examine a patient with psoriasis vulgaris and expect to find the following lesions:

Who is NOT considered an immediate family member under the FMLA? 

Your employer offers you an option between a traditional health insurance plan at a cost of $250 monthly or high high-deductible plan at a cost of $150 monthly. Which one do you choose using the discussion points from class?

You are in a High Deductible Health Plan with an accompanying Health Savings Account (HSA) with the below plan feature. You incur $10,000 in non-preventative health expenses and have $1500 in your HSA. How much will you spend beyond your HSA balance? Deductible: $1800 Coinsurance: you pay 20% Out of Pocket Maximum: $4,600

Which of the following is NOT unlawful under the American Disabilities Act (ADA)?

Which title of the American Disabilities Act (ADA) covers employment?

The National Labor Relations Act (NLRA) applies to which types of employers?

Essay #5                                            Marathon Key Company purchased a corporate jet (e.g. a G6 – “like a G6″…get it?) on 4/1/2020 for $3.1 million.  On 4/2/2021 Marathon experiences dire financial (cash flow) difficulties related to an unexpected unfavorable lawsuit verdict.  Marathon, on 4/2/21, agrees to return the jet to the seller.  The jet has a fair value of $1.9 million on 4/2/21. The jet has a net book value on Marathon’s records at $1.9 million (original cost $3.1 million with accumulated depreciation of $1.2 million) The seller agrees to forgive (i.e. cancel the installment note with no additional payments required) the loan.  On 4/1/2021 Marathon’s accounting records reveal a loan value of $2,303,965.  Record the entries for Marathon (ONLY) that would be required at 4/2/21 for the settlement of the debt.                                                                  

A 40-year-old man presents with a hacking, rasping cough that produces thick mucoid sputum. The patient reports experiencing fatigue and dyspnea. On physical examination, the nurse practitioner notes resonant percussion sounds and normal tactile fremitus.. What condition is the patient most likely to have?