Center of Buoyancy (COB) and Center of Gravity (COG) Are

question 16

Multiple Choice

Center of buoyancy (COB) and center of gravity (COG) are functionally similar. If a flotation device is placed anterior to the chest while a patient is submersed in water, what position will this tend to cause the spine to be placed in?

• A)Extension to maintain an upright posture
• B)Flexion to maintain an upright posture
• C)Neutral to maintain an upright posture
• D)A flotation device anterior to the chest will have no effect on the spine

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Know how to record transactions involving notes receivable, including the exchange of notes for accounts receivable.

Understand the calculation and significance of interest on notes receivable.

Distinguish between different types of receivables and their classification on financial statements.

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