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Trial balance - an ordered listing of all ledger accounts and their balances. Accrued expenses - 1. Expenses that have been incurred, but not yet paid for. To put it another way, an accrued expense is paid after being recorded on the books. 2. Every adjusting entry for accrued expenses debits an expense account, increasing expenses on the income statement and reducing net income, and credits a payable account, increasing liabilities on the balance sheet. 3. Failure to record an accrued exp...

(True or False) Whether a company uses GAAP rules or tax rules to compute depreciation recorded in the financial statements depends on how the company uses its financial statements - True (True of False) If a company's year-end financial statements are to be reviewed or audited by a CPA, the depreciation amount for the statements is generally computed under GAAP rules. - True (True of False) Even if a company's tax and GAAP depreciation expense are not materially different, a CPA conduct...

If an employer unintentionally misclassifies an employee as an independent contractor and files Form 1099-MISC, the tax assessment for failure to withhold federal income tax is equal to: - 1.5% of the wage amount On which form are wages reported? - W-2 Due on for Employee copies January 31 If an employer wants s a written determination from the IRS on a worker's status, which form should it submit? - SS-8 When the common-law test is met, an individual is considered? - an employee ...

Arthr/o - joint Cardi/o - heart Enter/o - small intestine Gastr/o - stomach Hepat/o - liver Neur/o - nerve Hem/o Hemat/o - Blood My/o Muscul/o - Muscle Angi/o Vas/o Vascul/o - Vessel Derm/o Dermat/o Cutane/o - Skin Pneum/o Pneumon/o Pulmon/o - lung Gen/o - creation, cause Hydr/o - water Morph/o - change Myc/o - fungus Necr/o - death

Metchnikoff - Studied larval from starfish Phagocytes - Cell eating Innate immunity - Non-specific involves pattern recognition of specific molecules Adaptive immunity - Specific antigens, develop throughout life, have memory B-cells - Produce antibodies that bind to antigens Cytotoxic T cells - Destroy host cells if they are infected Antigens - Cause a response Innate immunity - Sensors/barriers that are the first line of defense to destroy pathogens Epithelial cells - W...

Which is NOT a key Strategic decision in formulating a marketing plan - Identification of the situation Government Regulation suppliers competitors the economy business trends finances and the weather are - External Factors Marketing includes which of the following activities - Pricing a Product Social factors include - Demographics culture and norms Which of the following is not an economic factor - Customer's data The process of gathering information about events and their rela...

When nature behaves in a certain way over and over again, under all sorts of different conditions, we can summarize that behavior (typically a relationship), it is called a(n) - Law A(n) _______ is formed after an observation and attempts to provide a testable explanation of an observed behavior of some natural phenomenon. - Hypothesis A(n) _____ is a model that is based on a set of tested hypotheses and gives an overall explanation of some natural phenomenon - Theory Which of the follo...

Animalcule coined by: - Anthony van Leeuwenhoek Cell type that lack membrane bound nucleus: - prokaryotes and archaea Idea of spontaneous generation: - living organisms could spontaneously arise from nonliving material (**ABIOGENESIS) Why are bacteria useful to study? - they produce proteins that are similar to complex organisms, they are grown quickly in the lab and they are cheap Why is the use of immersion oil important? - it increases resolution and the amount of light that enter...

Alimentary Canal - Another term for gastrointestinal tract Digestive Tract Includes - Mouth, Esophagus, Stomach, Small Intestine, Large Intestine, Rectum Accessory Organs of the Digestive System - Pancrease, Gallbladder, Liver Muscular Movement of Mouth - Mastication Muscular Movement of Esophagus - Upper Esophageal Sphincter (UES) Controls entry of food bolus into esophagus Lower Esophageal Sphincter (LES) Controls entry of food into stomach Muscular Movement of Stomach - Kneadi...

The rhythmic contractions that propel food through the intestinal tract are called: 1. segmentation. 2. peristalsis. 3. cardiospasm. 4. pendular movements. - 2. peristalsis. The substance that allows lipoproteins to carry lipids in the blood is: 1. phospholipid. 2. cholesterol. 3. chylomicrons. 4. glycerol. - 1. phospholipid Diets that contain less than 10% of kcalories as fat are not recommended because: 1. intake of carbohydrates would be too high. 2. this would require excessi...