Tips on Starting A Small Business
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Small businesses have many challenges to stay afloat. Many budding entrepreneurs think that all they need is an idea or product, a name for their small business, and a bit of work and the product will sell itself and money will come rolling in. If you have ever run a small business - even a home based business - you will know there's much more to it than that!
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Once you are satisfied that there is a market for your product or service then you need to sort out your business plan and cash flow projections.
Small businesses may appear low cost but many suck up substantial capital before they turn a profit so now, unless you are very fortunate, you must sort out how to finance your small business. Do you remortgage your house? look for investment partners? borrow from friends or family? or approach the bank? Whichever you choose you need to convince others that your small business will be profitable and they will get a return on their money.
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To do that you have to advertise your small business
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Who's paying for all of this - in simple terms you, and your friends, investors andor your bank are paying
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New small businesses rarely return a profit in the first year and frequently not for two or three years. Make sure you can finance it properly.
Is it worth doing it? That's your decision but every year tens of thousands of people do start their own business and many are succesful and reap the rewards of all that hard work. But many also fail, and all too often it's due to lack of preparation
If you're about to set off on your new business venture prepare well and Good Luck. With good planning, persistence and a lot of hard work you too can build a profitable small business.
Question: 1
What is generally the best way to learn how to use a defibrillator?
A. By watching E.R.
B. Buy an AED Trainer
C. Learn as you go when the time comes
D. Take a training class
Answer: D
Question: 2
You are performing chest compressions for an adult victim of cardiac arrest. Which of the
following is the correct rate of compressions for adult CPR?
A. a rate of 150 times a minute
B. a rate of 100 times a minute
C. a rate of 80 times a minute
D. a rate of 60 times a minute
Answer: B
Question: 3
You have powered ON your AED and attached electrode pads and cables. What should you do NEXT?
A. Call "Clear!" (check that no one is touching the victim); then: press ANALYZE
B. Give 2 breaths and 15 chest compressions
C. Press the SHOCK button
D. Recheck for a pulse
Answer: A
Explanation:
The scenario puts the rescuer at the exact point in the sequence where everything is ready for
rhythm assessment and shock (if indicated). The answer reminds the learner that you must always
remember to "clear" before both analysis and shocks.
Answers b
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Question: 4
Which statement is incorrect?
A. Suctioning attempts should last 10 seconds or less.
B. Suctioning should be followed by the administration of 100% oxygen.
C. Yankauer catheters are used to suction the nose.
D. Monitor the patient's heart rate and clinical appearance during suctioning
Answer: C
Explanation:
Yankauer catheters are used to suction the nose.
Question: 5
When performing adult CPR, the depth of compression should be:
A. at least 2 inches deep
B. 2 12 inches deep
C. 3 inches deep
D. None of the above
Answer: A
Question: 6
Which of the following statements best describes the effects of chest compressions and
ventilations during adult CPR?
A. they decrease the need for coronary artery bypass
B. they shock the heart in VF(ventricular fibrillation) back to normal heart rhythm
C. they constrict the pupils to help preserve vision
D. they provide a flow of oxygen to the heart and brain
Answer: D
Question: 7
A 7-year-old child is pulled from below the water of a neighbor's pool. The neighbor's children
say the child did not fall or jump into the water - she was swimming and suddenly slipped under the
water. You kneel beside the child and find that she is unresponsive. You send someone to phone 911
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A. turn the child's head down and perform the Heimlich maneuver to drain water from the lungs
B. give five back blows
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C. find the proper hand position and begin chest compressions
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Answer: D
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