Calculate insulin based on order, BG level, and lunch meal t…

Calculate insulin based on order, BG level, and lunch meal tray consumption.  Meal Tray Item Total carbohydrates in Item  Amount of Item Consumed Green Tea 32 oz.  9 grams 8 oz.  Package of apple slices 12 grams  Entire package  Chicken salad sandwich 28 grams  Entire sandwich  Sugar free chocolate chip cookie  3 grams  Entire cookie  12pm Blood Glucose level: 210 mg/dL Insulin Lispro (Humalog) sliding scale and carbohydrate coverage with meals and at bedtime  Carbohydrate coverage 5 carbs:  1 unit insulin  Sliding scale coverage based on blood glucose level 125-150 mg/dL 2 units  151-175 mg/dL 3 units  176-200 mg/dL 4 units  201-225 mg/dL  5 units  226-250 mg/dL 6 units  >250 mg/dL 7 units and notify provider 

Marguerite received on nonqualified stock option (NQSOs) wit…

Marguerite received on nonqualified stock option (NQSOs) with an exercise price equal to the FMV at the date of the grant of $20. Marguerite exercises the options 3 years after the grant date when the FMV of the stock was $30. Marguerite then sells the stock 3 years after exercising for $35. Which of the following statements are true? 

In the last week of June 1991, Sega launched a bundle of the…

In the last week of June 1991, Sega launched a bundle of their Genesis video game console with Sonic the Hedgehog. To aggressively sell it, they lowered the price of the bundle from $190 to $150. Suppose marketing data showed that if the price was $190, they would have only sold 39,000 units that week. Instead, at the new price, they sold 75,000 units that week. What is the demand function, \(p(x)\), for the Genesis for that week, where \(p\) is in dollars and \(x\) is the number of bundles sold?