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What is the term for the maximum potential growth rate of a population with no limiting resources?

The parent of a 4 mo presents to your office with a history of cold symptoms last week , and now with a cough mom states is “so bad he vomits after coughing”. He has no fever, no wheezing. He is otherwise healthy but is not up to date on his immunizations. What is management of this condition?

A previously healthy 5-month-old infant presents with  a 3-day history of  worsening cough and rhinorrhea,  now has developed symptoms of respiratory distress with audible expiratory wheezes and increased coughing, temp to 100.9. The infant’s immunizations are up-to-date. The physical exam reveals a respiratory rate of 50 breaths per minute, coarse expiratory wheezing, and prolonged expiration. An oxygen saturation is 96% on room air. What is the most likely diagnosis for this infant? 

Proper axial ankle slice selection/coverage involves the FOV coverage area being from which two anatomical landmarks?

Femur or tibia/fibula coronal and sagittal MRI FOV, it is common to image the full length of the bone including both joints. 

Alex Learns about Credit ScoresAlex needs a new truck. He uses it to get to and from work and school. He purchased his current truck seven years ago using cash. It was already nine years old, so he got a great deal on it. But now it’s breaking down too often. He finds the perfect truck, but the dealer will only offer him an expensive loan. He is shocked. He learns that the reason why he was not offered better terms is because his credit scores are low. Alex decides to learn a little more about credit scores before buying a new truck. Alex received a prescreened offer for a credit card in the mail. He does not apply for it. What impact will this have on his credit score?  

Alex Learns about Credit ScoresAlex needs a new truck. He uses it to get to and from work and school. He purchased his current truck seven years ago using cash. It was already nine years old, so he got a great deal on it. But now it’s breaking down too often. He finds the perfect truck, but the dealer will only offer him an expensive loan. He is shocked. He learns that the reason why he was not offered better terms is because his credit scores are low. Alex decides to learn a little more about credit scores before buying a new truck. Alex has a younger sister who needs to find an apartment – she is moving out on her own. Her credit needs a lot of work. He agrees to cosign for the apartment. The landlord does not pull Alex’s credit report. What impact will this have on his credit score?

Alex Learns about Credit ScoresAlex needs a new truck. He uses it to get to and from work and school. He purchased his current truck seven years ago using cash. It was already nine years old, so he got a great deal on it. But now it’s breaking down too often. He finds the perfect truck, but the dealer will only offer him an expensive loan. He is shocked. He learns that the reason why he was not offered better terms is because his credit scores are low. Alex decides to learn a little more about credit scores before buying a new truck. Alex’s hours at work were cut back unexpectedly, so his take-home pay was reduced. He is late with his credit card and cell phone payments for a few months. What impact will this have on his credit score?

What is one of the 12 Key Elements of Practical Personal Finance that we studied during Unit Four? Describe the principle, and why it is an important consideration.

Alex Learns about Credit ScoresAlex needs a new truck. He uses it to get to and from work and school. He purchased his current truck seven years ago using cash. It was already nine years old, so he got a great deal on it. But now it’s breaking down too often. He finds the perfect truck, but the dealer will only offer him an expensive loan. He is shocked. He learns that the reason why he was not offered better terms is because his credit scores are low. Alex decides to learn a little more about credit scores before buying a new truck. Alex’s truck breaks down. He has to have the truck running for his job. He has no emergency savings. He again uses most of the credit on one of his credit cards to cover the repair. What impact will this have on his credit score?