Erin is a 24 y.o. female who has an appointment with you tod…

Erin is a 24 y.o. female who has an appointment with you today because she always feels full & would like some information on nutrition to see if what she is eating is causing the problem. She frequently gets nauseated after eating.   Ht: 5′ 8″      Current Wt.: 200 lbs. (stable) Meds: Reglan, metformin Labs: normal except A1c: 8.2% Nutrition history: Doesn’t eat breakfast; grabs egg/sausage McMuffin & L OJ for lunch; Doritos or 2 hot pockets for a snack; cheeseburger, fries & L coke for dinner; or will have small cheese & sausage pizza with a L coke Based on the information above, what do you think Erin has? 

LK is a 40-year-old female s/p gastric resection 2 weeks ago…

LK is a 40-year-old female s/p gastric resection 2 weeks ago due to a perforated ulcer from complicated PUD. Prior to her surgery, she was experiencing severe pain and had an upset stomach. She is now complaining of persistent diarrhea after she eats.  What is mostly likely the cause of her current symptoms? HT: 5’4″          WT: 170#          Diet: NPO  Usual intake:                                                     AM: juice and fruit Snack: toast with butter Noon: half a tuna sandwich Snack: granola bar, Gatorade PM: mashed potatoes with gravy Snack: ice cream 

A medical assistant is talking with parents of a 1-yr old in…

A medical assistant is talking with parents of a 1-yr old infant about developmental achievements and milestones to expect. According to the infant’s developmental stage, a lack of achievement of the tasks of that stage can result in which of the following negative outcomes?

You and two other partners are initiating a venture capital…

You and two other partners are initiating a venture capital fund with a total capital commitment of $75 million. This fund will be managed by three General Partners (GPs) and includes a management fee of 2.0% and a carried interest of 25%. The lifespan of the fund is set for 8 years, with the first four years allocated to discovering and investing $18,750,000 annually. The remaining four years are dedicated to managing and exiting these investments. The investments are expected to achieve an average annual return of 30% and will typically reach maturity after four years, such that investments made in Year 1 are planned for liquidation in Year 5. (Use the GP and LP economics workbook) What is the cash flow before carried interest in Year 7? What is the carried interest received per GP each year from Year 5 to Year 8? Calculate the Internal Rate of Return (IRR) for Limited Partners (LPs), assuming an investment of $18,750,000 per year.