Input: Which of the following is an example of an eccentric contraction?

Output: lowering an object

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Input: The proprioceptors most important to massage therapy include...

Output: muscle spindles and Golgi tendon organs

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Input: The sympathetic nervous system responds...

Output: in preparation for an emergancy with increased blood supply to the muscles and increased heart rate

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Input: The situation when a muscle is stretched too quickly and the muscle spindles cause the muscle to contract is called a..

Output: stretch reflex

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Input: Which of the following is true? -the more a nerve track has been reinforced , the more difficult it is to unlearn and relearn the associated behavior -a nerve track is any path from a motor neuron to the CNS to the sensory neuron to the effector -a nerve track is established only if its associated behavior is learned correcly -nerve tracks form along the spinal cord, dorsal and ventral rami, and spinal nerves.

Output: the more a nerve track has been reinforced, the more difficult it is to unlearn and relearn the associated behavior

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Input: A nerve plexus ca be described as...

Output: a large network of interwined nerves that serve a common area of the body

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Input: The main function of the circulatory system is...

Output: transportation

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Input: Which of the following is true?

Output: massage promotes circulation, thereby enhancing the delivery of nutrients and removal of waste

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Input: 78. Hotter areas of skin are indicative of..

Output: increased circulation

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Input: 79. Which of the following is true?

Output: massage generally evokes the parasympathetic response, which increases all digestive activity

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Input: 80. A local contraindication is a condition in which massage should be..

Output: over the affected area

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Input: The general rule for applying massage to some kind of pathology is...

Output: when in doubt, don't

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Input: Massage therapy can affect the nervous system by increasing dopamine, which is involved in....

Output: voluntary movement and clear thinking

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Input: A muscle that has been used and recognizes a shorter resting length than normal is called..

Output: hypertonic

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Input: Which of the following is FALSE with respect to hypertonic muscles?

Output: they force the cell to eliminate waste

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Input: When the body goes through regular exercise, muscle cells store a greater amount of....

Output: oxygen

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Input: Which type of muscle is most relevant to massage therapy?

Output: skeletal muscles

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Input: If a muscle is stretched too fast and beyond its comfort zone, it can respond with a protective contraction that the client may feel as...

Output: cramp

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Input: Which of the following statments is FALSE?

Output: it is in the scope of a massage therapist to diagnose a condition that the client may not know about

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Input: True or False? Another name for cutaneous membrane is skin.

Output: true

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Input: True or False? In any muscle movement the prime mover muscles pull, while the antagonist muscles push.

Output: false

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Input: True or False? Just as massage therapists should not diagnose any conditions, they also do not need to know any medications a client may be taking.

Output: false

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Input: True or False? One of the major benefits of massage therapy is the mechanical effect of increased circulation.

Output: true

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Input: True or False? Muscles can contract and work together to move the skeleton.

Output: true

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Input: Which of the following are important interview skills?

Output: establish rapport, maintain eye contact, acknowledge client

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Input: Reflective listening can be described as...

Output: repeating or reiterating the clients words

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Input: Which of the following can help clients reach their treatment goals...

Output: focus on the chief complaint

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Input: Open-ended questions..

Output: broaden the conversation

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Input: High-stress levels can lead to..

Output: more symptoms and a longer recovery time

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Input: A treatmennt plan includes which of the following?

Output: techniques to use, duration of treatment sessions and suggested frequency of sessions

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Input: Collecting nonverbal data from clients...

Output: helps therapists understand clients' reactions to the condition of thier body or soft tissues

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Input: The activity and analysis portion of the SOAP note includes which of the following?

Output: the clients prioritized functional limits and treatment goals

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Input: The SOAP note is a place to document all the the following EXCEPT...

Output: the clients entire health history

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Input: The objective portion of the SOAP note includes which of hte following?

Output: your obsevation and assesments of clients

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Input: Subjective information includes..

Output: the clients statement about his condition

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Input: The plan portion of the SOAP note includes which of the following?

Output: self care recommendations

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Input: The changes that result from treatment are documented in which of the following?

Output: acitvity and analysis

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Input: Abbreviations are helpful to massge therapist because..

Output: they require less space for the complete documentation and speed up the process

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Input: Health history pertinent to the client's condition is documented as..

Output: subjective data

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Input: Long-term goals are set up for clients to achieve within...

Output: one to two months

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Input: Which of the following is the first assesment tool used to understand the condition of a client?

Output: health history

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Input: which of the following statements about stress are true?

Output: some forms of stress can strengthen the body

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Input: Functional limitations can be describes as...

Output: restricted activities of daily life that are normally performed without any problems

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Input: Mutual trust in a relationship can also be called...

Output: rapport

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Input: Of the following, which is not true about a first meeting with a client?

Output: therapists should avoid eye contact with client

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Input: Which of the following is NOT an assumption that should be made about the client?

Output: each client know what the problem is

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Input: Which of the following is an example of an open-ended question?

Output: what do you do that makes your knee not hurt as much?

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Input: "Is there a specific way you sit that affects your back pain?" is an example of what type of question?

Output: leading question

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Input: Which of the following statements about documentation is FALSE?

Output: documentation must not be shared with other healthcare professionals due to privacy

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Input: Which of the following shoud be included in a clients file?

Output: subjective statements about a clients condition

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Input: Which of the following will most likely not be on the clients intake form?

Output: massage techniques used

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Input: A common format for documenting a massage session is SOAP. What does SOAP stand for?

Output: Subjective, Objective, Activity and Analysis, Plan information

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Input: When establishing goals with clients, which of the following would be least effective?

Output: limiting the amount of time to accomplish the goal

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Input: Which of the following would be included in A portion of a SOAP note

Output: the area of the body in which the massage technique was applied

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Input: True or False? Nonverbal communication from a client should be ignored because it is subjective.

Output: false

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Input: True or False? Licensed healthcare practioners are legally required to document patient progress.

Output: true

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Input: True or False? Documentation must be made on the copyrighted and stanardized Healthcare Practitioner Patient Record Form.

Output: false

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Input: True or False? Surgeries that occurred more than five years ago are irrelevant to any current health condition and do not need to be recorded on a clients history form.

Output: false

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Input: True or False? A goniometer is a device that measures range of motion in degrees.

Output: true

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Input: True or False? The frequency of future treatments should be recorded in the P section of a SOAP note.

Output: true

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Input: True or False? Difficulty getting in and out of bed is considered a functional limitation.

Output: true

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Input: True or False? All intake forms contain body diagrams, allowing clients to mark the areas where they have pain, if they are not able to describe the area accurately.

Output: false

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Input: True or False? Generlaly, the higher a clients stress level, the more symptoms they may have, and the longer thier recover time will be.

Output: true

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Input: [2] A story in which the characters, settings, and events stand for abstract or moral concepts. [1]

Output: Allegory


Input: [2] The repetition of consonant sounds in words that are close to one another. [1]

Output: Alliteration


Input: [2] A pattern that appears in literature across cultures and is repeated through the ages. An archetype can be a character, a plot, an image, or a setting. [1]

Output: Archetype


Input: [2] The mood or feeling in a literary work. [1]

Output: atmosphere/mood


Input: [2] A song or songlike poem that tells a story. [1]

Output: ballad


Input: [2] lines or words that are repeated at regular intervals. [1]

Output: refrain


Input: [2] A device widely use in balladswhereby a line or lines are repeated with slight variations from stanza to stanza. [1]

Output: incremental repitition


Input: [2] A pause or break within a line of poetry [1]

Output: caesura


Input: [2] An individual in a story or play [1]

Output: character


Input: [2] The process by which the writer reveals the personality of a character [1]

Output: characterization


Input: [2] writer tells us directly what the character is like [1]

Output: direct characterization


Input: [2] writer describes what the character is like through speech, private thoughts, showing character's actions, ect. [1]

Output: indirect characterization


Input: [2] One or two personality traits; one dimensional [1]

Output: flat character


Input: [2] Characters who are complex, solid, and multifaceted [1]

Output: round character


Input: [2] one who does not change much in the course of a story [1]

Output: static character


Input: [2] character changes in some important way as result of an action [1]

Output: dynamic character


Input: [2] A way of speaking that is characteristic of a particular region or group of people. [1]

Output: dialectc


Input: [2] a poem that mourns the death of a person or laments something lost [1]

Output: elegy/elegiac


Input: [2] A long narrative poem that relates the great deeds of a larger than life hero who embodies the values of a particular society [1]

Output: epic


Input: [2] character that undertakes quests to achieve something of tremendous value to themselves or their society [1]

Output: epic hero


Input: [2] a word or phrase that describes one thing in terms of another, dissimilar thing, and is not meant to be understood on a literal level [1]

Output: figure of speech


Input: [2] comparision between like and unlike things that uses 'like' or 'as' [1]

Output: simile


Input: [2] comparison between like and unlike things that does not use 'like' or 'as' [1]

Output: metaphor


Input: [2] In Anglo-Saxon poetry, a metaphorical phrase or compound word used to name a person, place, thing, or event indirectly. [1]

Output: kenning


Input: [2] A kind of metaphor in which a nonhuman or nonliving thing or quality is talked about as if it were human or had life [1]

Output: personification


Input: [2] A person, place, thing, or event that stands both for itself and for something beyond itself. [1]

Output: symbol


Input: [2] language that appeals to the senses [1]

Output: imagery


Input: [2] In literature, a word, a character, an object, an image, a metaphor, or an idea that recurs in a work or in several works [1]

Output: motif


Input: [2] The time and place of a story or play [1]

Output: setting


Input: [2] The central idea or insight about human experience revealed in a work of literature [1]

Output: theme


Input: [2] An attitude a writer takes toward the reader, a subject, or a character [1]

Output: tone


Input: [hearing impairment] hearing sensitivity loss

Output: poorer than normal auditory sensitivity for sounds; usually measured in decibels, using pure tones

less than normal hearing (either sensitivity or speech understanding) resulting from auditory disorders


Input: [hearing impairment] deaf

Output: limited or absent hearing for ordinary purposes of daily living

less than normal hearing (either sensitivity or speech understanding) resulting from auditory disorders


Input: [hearing impairment] residual hearing

Output: remaining usable hearing in a person with hearing loss

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Input: [hearing impairment] hard of hearing

Output: refers to a person who has hearing loss but uses the auditory channel as the primary avenue for oral communication, with or without a hearing aid

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Input: [hearing impairment] minimal hearing loss

Output: technically not a hearing loss; individual experiences difficulty hearing spoken language at a distance or when background noise is present

less than normal hearing (either sensitivity or speech understanding) resulting from auditory disorders


Input: [hearing impairment] cochlea

Output: shell or spiral-shaped structure in the inner ear that is responsible for hearing

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Input: [hearing impairment] conductive hearing loss

Output: the loss of sound sensitivity produced by abnormalities of the outer ear and/or middle ear

less than normal hearing (either sensitivity or speech understanding) resulting from auditory disorders


Input: [hearing impairment] sensorineural hearing loss

Output: the loss of sound sensitivity produced by abnormalities of the inner ear or nerve pathways beyond the inner ear to the brain

less than normal hearing (either sensitivity or speech understanding) resulting from auditory disorders


Input: [hearing impairment] audiologist

Output: a professional who studies the science of hearing, including anatomy, function, and disorders, and provides education and treatment for those with hearing loss

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Input: [hearing impairment] hearing impairment

Output: less than normal hearing (either sensitivity or speech understanding) resulting from auditory disorders

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Input: [hearing impairment] audiogram

Output: a graphic representation of audiometric findings showing hearing thresholds as a function of frequency

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Input: [hearing impairment] frequency

Output: the number of vibrations per second of a given sound wave, typically measured as cycles per second (cps) or hertz (Hz)

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Input: [hearing impairment] hertz (Hz)

Output: a unit of measurement for sound frequency, expressed as cycles per second (cps)

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Input: [hearing impairment] decibels (dB)

Output: a unit of measure expressing the magnitude of a sound relative to the softest sound to which the normal human ear can respond

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Input: [hearing impairment] atresia

Output: the absence or closure of the ear canal; can be congenital or acquired from injury or disease

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Input: [hearing impairment] Why is important to know the age of onset, type, and degree of hearing loss?

Output: they have significant implications for treatment and education

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Input: [hearing impairment] What are the four major causes of hearing impairments? Give examples related to each one.

Output: genetic/hereditary: Waardenburg Syndrome, Usher Syndrome, Down Syndrome; infections: cytomegalovirus (CMV), meningitis; developmental abnormalities: atresia; environmental/traumatic factors: ototoxicity

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Input: [hearing impairment] What is the primary difference between prelingual and postlingual hearing loss?

Output: prelingual is the disordered hearing present at birth or before the development of speech and language, postlingual describes the deficit acquired after the acquistion or speech and language

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Input: [hearing impairment] What are the major areas of development that are usually affected by a hearing impairment? What is the impact on the student's educational achievement?

Output: intelligence, speech and language, social development, educational achievement, the students may be significantly delayed in comparison to their peers with normal hearing

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Input: [hearing impairment] Why is early identification of a hearing impairment important?

Output: for speech and language development

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Input: [hearing impairment] What is the youngest age a child can be screened for a hearing impairment?

Output: new borns

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Input: [hearing impairment] What type of information does an audiogram provide?

Output: auditory thresholds

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Input: [hearing impairment] visual impairment

Output: an impairment in vision that, even with correction, adversly affects an individual's educational performance. the term includes both partial sight and blindness

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Input: [hearing impairment] visual acuity

Output: the ability to visually perceive details of near or distant objects

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Input: [hearing impairment] visual field

Output: the amount of vision in the quadrant regions to the right, left, above, and below while gazing straight ahead

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Input: [hearing impairment] low vision

Output: a visual impairment that interferes with the ability to perform daily activities and in which the primary channel of learning is through the use of prescription and nonprescription devices

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Input: [hearing impairment] residual vision

Output: an individual's usable vision

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Input: [hearing impairment] functionally blind

Output: an educational description when the primary channel of learning is through tactile and auditory means

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Input: [hearing impairment] Snellen chart

Output: an eye chary of clinical measurement of the true amount of distance vision an individual has under certain conditions

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Input: [hearing impairment] primary literacy medium

Output: an individual's most frequently used method of reading and writing

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Input: [hearing impairment] braille

Output: a communication system utilizing raised apprehension of written materials for tactual interpretation

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Input: [hearing impairment] vision screening

Output: a simple measure to determine possible vision loss

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Input: [hearing impairment] orientation and mobility (O&M)

Output: systematic techniques to plan routes and move from place to place for persons with visual impairments

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Input: [hearing impairment] What is the legal definition of blindness? How does it differ from the IDEA definition?

Output: the legal definition is a visual acuity of 20/200 or less in the better eye with correction or a visual field that is no greater than 20 degrees, it differs from the IDEA definition because it does not mention education

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Input: [hearing impairment] What does the Snellen chart assess? What doe 20/200 mean?

Output: asses the true amount of distance vision an individual has under certain conditions, 20 refers to the distance at which visual acuity is measured and 200 indicates the distance from which a person with normal vision would be able to identify the largest symbol on the pie chart

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Input: [hearing impairment] Why is early detection of vision problems important?

Output: it can determine the prognosis for visual impairments

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Input: [hearing impairment] Define the term learning media and give 3 examples of different forms.

Output: includes the materials and methods a student uses in conjunction with the sensory channels in the process of learning; visual learning media: pictures, videos, imitation, demonstration; tactual learning media: models, real objects, physical prompting; auditory learning media: verbal communication, taped information, environmental sounds

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Input: [hearing impairment] What are some technology accommodations?

Output: book on tape, Braille book, computer, screen reader, Braille printer, print printer

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Input: [hearing impairment] teratogen

Output: infections, drugs, chemicals, or environmental agents that can produce fetal abnormalities

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Input: [hearing impairment] CHARGE association

Output: a rare genetic disorder resulting in deaf-blindeness, a syndrome representing a cluster of physical abnormalities at birth

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Input: [hearing impairment] Usher Syndrome

Output: an inherited disorder resulting in deaf-blindness, deafness present at birth accompanied by progressive vision loss, sometimes associated with intellectual disabilities

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Input: [hearing impairment] TORCH

Output: toxoplasmosis, other, rubella, cytomegalovirus, herpes

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Input: [hearing impairment] supported (competitive) employment

Output: at a work site for typical workers, individuals woth disabilities are employed and work alongside their typical peers but receive ongoing assistance from a job coach

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Input: [hearing impairment] spread

Output: the practice of spreading inferences to other unrelated aspects of a disability, often resulting in stereotyping

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Input: [hearing impairment] explain the step you would take if a tonic-clonic seizure occured in your classroom

Output: stay calm and note time of onset, move furniture out of way to prevent injury, loosen shirt collar and put something soft under head, turn student on his or her side to allow saliva to drain out of mouth, call an ambulance

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Input: [Cash] Petty Cash

Output: Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows

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Input: [Cash] Cash equivalents

Output: Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows

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Input: [Cash] Short-term investments

Output: Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet

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Input: [Cash] Accounts Receivable

Output: Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Allowance for Doubtful Accounts

Output: Asset, Current Asset (coupled with accounts receivable) Increase with Credit, Decrease with Debit Normal Balance Credit (Contra-Asset Account) Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Legal fees receivable

Output: Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Interest receivable

Output: Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Rent receivable

Output: Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Notes receivable

Output: Asset, Current or Long-term Asset depending on due date Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Merchandise inventory

Output: Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Raw materials inventory

Output: Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Work in process inventory

Output: Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Finished goods inventory

Output: Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Office supplies

Output: Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Store supplies

Output: Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Prepaid insurance

Output: Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Prepaid interest

Output: Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Prepaid rent

Output: Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Long term Investment

Output: Asset, Long Term Investment Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Bond Sinking Fund

Output: Asset, Long Term Investment Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Automobiles

Output: Asset, Property Plant & Equipment Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Accumulated depreciation Automobiles

Output: Asset, Property Plant & Equipment Increase with Credit, Decrease with Debit Normal Balance Credit (Contra Asset Account) Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Law library

Output: Asset, Property Plant & Equipment Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Accumulated Depreciation - Law library

Output: Asset, Property Plant & Equipment Increase with Credit, Decrease with Debit Normal Balance Credit (Contra Asset Account) Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Furniture

Output: Asset, Property Plant & Equipment Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Accumulated depreciation - Furniture

Output: Asset, Property Plant & Equipment Increase with Credit, Decrease with Debit Normal Balance Credit (Contra Asset Account) Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Office Equipment

Output: Asset, Property Plant & Equipment Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Accumulated depreciation - Office Equipment

Output: Asset, Property Plant & Equipment Increase with Credit, Decrease with Debit Normal Balance Credit (Contra Asset Account) Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Building

Output: Asset, Property Plant & Equipment Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Accumulated Depreciation - Building

Output: Asset, Property Plant & Equipment Increase with Credit, Decrease with Debit Normal Balance Credit (Contra Asset Account) Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Land improvements

Output: Asset, Property Plant & Equipment Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Accumulated depreciation - Land improvements

Output: Asset, Property Plant & Equipment Increase with Credit, Decrease with Debit Normal Balance Credit (Contra Asset Account) Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Land

Output: Asset, Property Plant & Equipment Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Mineral Deposit

Output: Asset, Natural Resources Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Accumulated depletion - Mineral Deposit

Output: Asset, Natural Resources Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Patents

Output: Asset, Intangible Assets Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Franchise

Output: Asset, Intangible Assets Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Copyrights

Output: Asset, Intangible Assets Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Goodwill

Output: Asset, Intangible Assets Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Accumulated amortization ______x intangible asset

Output: Asset, Intangible Assets Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit (Contra Asset) Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Accounts payable

Output: Liability, Current Liabilities Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Insurance payable

Output: Liability, Current Liabilities Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Interest payable

Output: Liability, Current Liabilities Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Legal fees payable

Output: Liability, Current Liabilities Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Office salaries payable

Output: Liability, Current Liabilities Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Rent payable

Output: Liability, Current Liabilities Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Salaries payable

Output: Liability, Current Liabilities Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Estimated warranty liability

Output: Liability, Current Liabilities Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Income taxes payable

Output: Liability, Current Liabilities Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Common dividend payable

Output: Liability, Current Liabilities Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Preferred dividend payable

Output: Liability, Current Liabilities Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Unemployment taxes payable

Output: Liability, Current Liabilities Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Employee federal income taxes payable

Output: Liability, Current Liabilities Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Employee medical insurance payable

Output: Liability, Current Liabilities Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Employee retirement program payable

Output: Liability, Current Liabilities Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Employee union dues payable

Output: Liability, Current Liabilities Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Federal unemployment taxes payable

Output: Liability, Current Liabilities Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] FICA taxes payable

Output: Liability, Current Liabilities Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Estimated vacation pay liability

Output: Liability, Current Liabilities Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Unearned consulting fees

Output: Liability, Current Liabilities Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Unearned legal fees

Output: Liability, Current Liabilities Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Unearned revenue

Output: Liability, Current Liabilities Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Unearned rent

Output: Liability, Current Liabilities Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Short-term notes payable

Output: Liability, Current Liabilities Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Discount on short-term notes payable

Output: Liability, Current Liabilities Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit (Contra-Liability) Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Notes payable

Output: Liability, Current Liabilities or Long Term Liabilities depending on the due date Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Long-term notes payable

Output: Liability, Long-Term Liabilities Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Long-term lease liability

Output: Liability, Long-Term Liabilities Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Bonds payable

Output: Liability, Long-Term Liabilities (usually, could be short term depending on maturity date) Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Discount on Bonds Payable

Output: Liability, Long-term Liabilities (coupled with Bonds Payable) Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit (Contra-Liability) Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Premium on Bonds Payable

Output: Liability, Long-Term Liabilities (coupled with Bonds Payable) Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Deferred income tax liability

Output: Liability, Long-Term Liabilities Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Common stock, $-- par value

Output: Equity, Contributed Capital Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Common stock, no-par value

Output: Equity, Contributed Capital Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Common stock, $ __ stated Value

Output: Equity, Contributed Capital Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Common stock dividend distributable

Output: Equity, Contributed Capital Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Paid in capital in excess of par value, Common stock

Output: Equity, Contributed Capital Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Paid in capital in excess of stated value, no-par common stock

Output: Equity, Contributed Capital Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Paid-in capital, Treasury stock

Output: Equity, Contributed Capital Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Preferred stock

Output: Equity, Contributed Capital Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Paid-in capital in excess of par value, Preferred stock

Output: Equity, Contributed Capital Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Retained earnings

Output: Equity, Retained Earnings Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Balance Sheet, Statement of Retained Earnings

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Treasury stock, Common

Output: Equity Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Fees Earned

Output: Revenue Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Service Revenue

Output: Revenue Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Commissions earned

Output: Revenue Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Rent Revenue

Output: Revenue Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Dividends revenue

Output: Revenue Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Interest revenue

Output: Revenue Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Sales

Output: Revenue Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Sales returns and allowances

Output: Revenue Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit (Contra Revenue account) Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Sales discounts

Output: Revenue Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit (Contra Revenue Account) Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Cost of Goods Sold

Output: Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Amortization expense ----

Output: Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Depletion expense ________

Output: Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Depreciation expense ________________

Output: Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Office salaries expense

Output: Expense - General & Administrative Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Sales salaries expense

Output: Expense - Selling expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Salaries expense

Output: Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Employees' benefits expense

Output: Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Payroll taxes expense

Output: Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Cash over and short

Output: Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Interest expense

Output: Expense - other expenses Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Insurance expense - Delivery equipment

Output: Expense - Selling expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Insurance expense - Office equipment

Output: Expense - General & Administrative expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Insurance expense - _________________

Output: Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Rent expense

Output: Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Rent expense - Office space

Output: Expense - General & administrative expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Rent expense - Selling space

Output: Expense - Selling expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Truck rental expense

Output: Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] ____________ rental expense

Output: Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Office supplies expense

Output: Expense - General & administrative expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Store supplies expense

Output: Expense - Store supplies expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] _____________ supplies expense

Output: Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Advertising expense

Output: Expense - Selling expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Bad debts expense

Output: Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Collection expense

Output: Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Delivery expense

Output: Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Freight expense

Output: Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Equipment expense (not the same as depreciation expense)

Output: Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Gas and oil expense

Output: Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] General and administrative expense

Output: Expense - general and administrative Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Janitorial expense

Output: Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Legal fees expense

Output: Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Mileage expense

Output: Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Miscellaneous expense

Output: Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Mower and tools expense

Output: Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Organization expense

Output: Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Postage expense

Output: Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Property taxes expense

Output: Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Repair expense

Output: Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Selling expense

Output: Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Telephone expense

Output: Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Travel and entertainment expense

Output: Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Utilities expense

Output: Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Warranty expense

Output: Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Income taxes expense

Output: Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Gain on retirement of bonds

Output: Other Revenue Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Gain on sale of machinery

Output: Other Revenue Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Gain on sale of investments

Output: Other Revenue Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Gain on sale of trucks

Output: Other Revenue Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Gain on ________________

Output: Other Revenue Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Loss on disposal of machinery

Output: Other Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Loss on exchange of equipment

Output: Other Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Loss on exchange of __________________

Output: Other Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Loss on sale of notes

Output: Other Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Loss on retirement of bonds

Output: Other Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Loss on sale of investments

Output: Other Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Loss on sale of machinery

Output: Other Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Loss on _________________________

Output: Other Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Impairment gain

Output: Other Revenue Decrease with Debit, Increase with Credit Normal Balance Credit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Impairment loss

Output: Other Expense Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Income Statement

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Asset, Current Asset Increase with Debit, Decrease with Credit Normal Balance Debit Balance Sheet, Statement of Cash Flows


Input: [Cash] Income Summary

Output: Clearing Account Zero balance before and after closing Does not appear on the financial statements

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Input: Regions Diffusion Ecology Interaction Landscape [Geography]

Output: What are the themes of Geography?


Input: geographical unit based on human traits formal, functional and vernacular [Geography]

Output: Culture Region


Input: inhabited by people who have one or more cultural traits in common such as race or religion Many can be created [Geography]

Output: Formal culture Region


Input: An area organized politically, socially, or economically ie tv station [Geography]

Output: Functional Culture Region


Input: a perception region known by inhabitants and surrounding areas often rooted in popular or folk culture [Geography]

Output: Vernacular Culture Region


Input: study of movement and distributions. spatial spread of ideas innovations and attitudes [Geography]

Output: Diffusion


Input: spread throughout a population from area to area can be divided into subtypes [Geography]

Output: Expansion diffusion


Input: ideas leapfrog from one person to another or one urban center to another temporarly bypassing other persons or territory [Geography]

Output: Heirarchical diffusion


Input: involves the wavelike spread of ideas without regard to heirarchies in the manner of a contagious disease [Geography]

Output: Contagious Diffusion


Input: A specific trait may be rejected but the underlying idea is accepted [Geography]

Output: Stimulus Diffusion


Input: occurs when individuals migrate to a new location ie Religion [Geography]

Output: Relocation Diffusion


Input: study of the cause and effect interplay between cultures and the physical environment the human way of meeting physical environmental challenges [Geography]

Output: Ecology


Input: environmental determinsim, possibilism, environmental percception, humans as modifiers of the Earth [Geography]

Output: Four schools of thought


Input: Physical environment provided a dominant force in shaping cultures [Geography]

Output: Environmental determinism


Input: the environments provides a range of choices [Geography]

Output: Possibilism


Input: how the environment is veiwed to be versus how it actually is [Geography]

Output: Envirionmental Perception


Input: humans as masters of the Earth [Geography]

Output: Humans as Modifiers of Earth


Input: [WHAT IS THE CONCEPT OF ORM?] WHAT ARE THE PRINCIPLES OF ORM?

Output: ACCEPT RISKS WHEN BENEFITS OUTWEIGH THE COST ACCEPT NO UNNECESSARY RISK ANTICIPATE & MANAGE RISK BY PLANNING MAKE RISK DECISION AT THE RIGHT LEVEL

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Input: [WHAT IS THE CONCEPT OF ORM?] WHAT IS IAMIS?

Output: IDENTIFY HAZARDS ASSESS HAZARDS MAKE RISK DECISIONS IMPLEMENT CONTROLS SUPERVISE

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Input: [WHAT IS THE CONCEPT OF ORM?] WHAT KIND OF CONTROLS ARE IMPLEMENTED?

Output: ENGINEERING ADMINISTRATIVE PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT

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Input: [WHAT IS THE CONCEPT OF ORM?] WHAT ARE ENGINEERING CONTROLS?

Output: CONTROLS THAT USE ENGINEERING METHODS TO REDUCE RISKS BY DESIGN, MATERIAL SELECTION OR SUBSTITUTION WHEN TECHNICALLY OR ECONOMICALLY FEASIBLE

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Input: [WHAT IS THE CONCEPT OF ORM?] WHAT ARE ADMINISTRATIVE CONTROLS?

Output: CONTROLS THAT REDUCE RISK THROUGH SPECIFIC ADMINISTRATIVE ACTIONS, SUCH AS - PROVIDING SUITABLE WARNINGS, MARKINGS, PLACARDS, SIGNS, NOTICES - ESTABLISHING WRITTEN POLICIES, PROGRAMS INSTRUCTIONS & SOPs - TRAINING PERSONNEL TO RECOGNIZE HAZARDS & TAKE APPROPRIATE PRECAUTIONARY MEASURES - LIMITING THE EXPOSURE TO A HAZARD (EITHER BY REDUCINT THE NUMBER OF ASSETS OR PERSONNEL OR THE LENGTH OF TIME PERSONNEL ARE EXPOSED

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Input: [WHAT IS THE CONCEPT OF ORM?] WHAT IS PPE?

Output: PERSONAL PROTECTIVE EQUIPMENT SERVES AS A BARRIER BETWEEN PERSONNEL & A HAZARD. IT SHOULD BE USED WHEN OTHER CONTROLS DO NOT REDUCE THE HAZARD TO AN ACCEPTABLE LEVEL

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Input: [WHAT IS THE CONCEPT OF ORM?] WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF SAFETY COMMITTEES & COUNCILS?

Output: IDENTIFY DEFINE ASSESS ISSUES, PROBLEMS & NEEDS RECOMMEND CORRECTIVE MEASURES

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Input: [WHAT IS THE CONCEPT OF ORM?] WHAT ARE THE 3 BASIC FUNCTIONS OF COUNCILS OR COMMITTEES?

Output: - CREATE & MAINTAIN AN ACITVE INTEREST IN SAFETY - SERVES AS A MEANS OF COMMUNICATIONSS REGARDING SAFETY - PROVIDE PROGRAM ASSISTANCE TO COs, INCLUDING PROPOSING POLICY & PROGRAM OBJECTIVES

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Input: [WHAT IS THE CONCEPT OF ORM?] WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF A MISHAP INVESTIGATION?

Output: AIMED AT DETERMINING HOW & WHY THE EVENT OCCURRED NECESSARY TO PREVENT FUTURE OCCURRENCE OF SIMILAR EVENTS

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Input: [WHAT IS THE CONCEPT OF ORM?] WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR CONDUCTING A MISHAP INVESTIGATION?

Output: THE SAFETY OFFICE SHALL ENSURE PROPER INVESTIGATION OF ALL MIISHAPS & REVIEW ALL INVESTIGATION REPORTS. MANAGEMENT PERSONNEL MAY ASSIST IN MISHAP INVESTIGATIONS, HOWEVER, REGIONS & ACTIVITIES SHALL NOT USE INFORRMATION THEY OBTAIN THROUGH THE SAFETY INVESTIGATION FOR ADMIN OR DISCIPLINARY ACTION.

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Input: [WHAT IS THE CONCEPT OF ORM?] WHAT ARE THE 3 TYPES OF MISHAP INVESTIGATIONS?

Output: - SAFETY - JAG - CRIMINAL & SECURITY

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Input: [WHAT IS THE CONCEPT OF ORM?] WHAT ARE THE 4 CLASSES OF MISHAPS?

Output: A - > $1M OR LOSS OF LIFE B - $200K - $1M C - $10K - $200K D - < $10K

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Input: [WHAT IS THE CONCEPT OF ORM?] WHO IS RESPONSIBLE FOR SAFETY?

Output: ALL PERSONNEL COMMANDS MILITARY PERSONNEL CONTRACTORS CIVILIANS FOREIGN NATIONALS

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Input: [WHAT IS THE CONCEPT OF ORM?] WHAT IS THE USE OF PPE?

Output: TO PROTECT PERSONNEL FROM HAZARD EXPOSURE IN THE WORKPLACE ELIMINATE HAZARD

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Input: [WHAT IS THE CONCEPT OF ORM?] WHAT ARE THE PPEs?

Output: EYE & FACE HEARING RESPIRATORY HEAD FOOT HAND ELECTRICAL PROTECTIVE DEVICES SAFETY CLOTHINGH PERSONAL FALL PROTECTION EQUIPMENT

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Input: [WHAT IS THE CONCEPT OF ORM?] WHAT KIND OF TRAINING IS NECESSARY?

Output: - WHEN PPE IS NECESSARY - WHAT PPE IS NECESSARY - HOW TO PROPERLY DON, DOFF, ADJUST & WEAR PPE - LIMITATIONS OF PPE - PROPER CARE & MAINTENANCE, USEFUL LIFE, STORAGE & DISPOSAL OF PPE - ABILITY TO RECOGNIZE THE DEFECTIVE OR DAMAGED PPE NOT USEFUL

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Input: [WHAT IS THE CONCEPT OF ORM?] WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF A SAFETY STAND-DOWN?

Output: BRING AWARENESS TO ALL

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Input: [WHAT IS THE CONCEPT OF ORM?] WHEN IS A SAFETY STAND-DOWN?

Output: ANNUALLY UPON SIGNIFICANT TURN-OVER OF PERSONNEL INCREASE OF MISHAP OR SEVERITY OF MISHAP

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Input: [WHAT IS THE CONCEPT OF ORM?] WHAT IS ERGONOMICS?

Output: FIELD OF STUDY THAT INVOLVES THE APPLICATION OF KNOWLEDGE ABOUT PHYSIOLOGICAL, PYSHOLOGICAL & BIOMECHANICAL CAPACITIES & LIMITATION OF THE HUMAN BODY KNOWLEDGE IS APPLIED IN THE PLANNING, DESIGN & EVALUATION OF WORK ENVIRONMENTS, JOBS, TOOLS & EQUIPMENT TO ENHANCCE WORRKER PERFORMANCE, SAFETY & HEALTH ESSENTIALLY FITTING THE WORKPLACE TO THE WORKER

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Input: [WHAT IS THE CONCEPT OF ORM?] WHAT IS WMSDs?

Output: WORK-RELATED MUSCHUOLOSKELETAL DISORDERS

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Input: [WHAT IS THE CONCEPT OF ORM?] WHAT RISK) FACTORS DOES WMSDs SEEK TO PREVENT?

Output: FORCE - USES EQUIPMENT W HEAVY LIFTING, PUSHING, PULLING, GRASPING OR CARRYING REPETITION - TYPING, ASSEMBLING COMPONENTS & REPETITIVEE HAND TOOL USAGE VIBRATION - POWERED HAND TOOLS (CHAIN, SAW, DRILL) OR EQUIPMENT (WOOD PLANER, PUNCH PRESS, PACKAGING MACHINE) CONTACT STRESS - RESULTS FROM OCCASIONAL , REPEATED OR CONTINUOUS CONTACT BETWEEN SENSITIVE BODY TISSUES & A HARD OR SHARP OBJECT

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Input: [Common Stock] Bonds

Output: Liabilities - IOUs of the issuer


Input: [Common Stock] Preferred Securities

Output: Securities issued as stock but with fixed dividend rates


Input: [Common Stock] Convertible Securities

Output: Fixed-income obligation (Bond or preferred stock)than be converted into common stock


Input: [Common Stock] Mutual Fund

Output: Organization that invests in and professionally manages a diversified portfolio of securities


Input: [Common Stock] Different Ways to Invest

Output: Common Stock, Bonds, Preferred and Convertibles, Mutual Funds, Real Estate, Commodities, Financial Futures, Options


Input: [Common Stock] Commodities

Output: Contracts to buy and sell raw goods and materials


Input: [Common Stock] Financial Futures

Output: Similar to commodities except the apply to certain types of financial instuments


Input: [Common Stock] Derivative Securities

Output: Securities such as futures and options, whose value is derived from the price behavior of an underlying real or financial asset


Input: [Common Stock] Prospectus

Output: A document made available to prospective clients that describes the firm and a new security issue


Input: [Common Stock] Capital Market

Output: Long term securities


Input: [Common Stock] Money Market

Output: Short term securities


Input: [Common Stock] Primary Market

Output: Selling new issue to the public


Input: [Common Stock] Secondary Market

Output: Investors executing transactions among themselves


Input: [Common Stock] Listed Security

Output: A security that has met the prerequisites for, and thus is traded on, one of the organized securities exchanges


Input: [Common Stock] OTC (Over the Counter) Market

Output: intangible relationship between buyers and sellers


Input: [Common Stock] Unlisted Securities

Output: account for 40% of total dollar volume of domestic shares traded


Input: [Common Stock] National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotation System

Output: Nasdaq


Input: [Common Stock] Bid Price

Output: the price at which one can sell a security


Input: [Common Stock] Ask Price

Output: the price at which one can purchase a security