Ch 4 Flashcards

1
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Define balance sheet, equation and three parts

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Snapshot of a detailed outline of what a business owns owes and what it’s worth

Assets = liabilities + equity

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2
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Four main parts of balance sheet

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Current assets
Assets whose use is limited
Property/equipment
Orher assets

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3
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Define Current assets

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Assets expected to be exchanged for cash or consumed during the operating cycle

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4
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List the different parts of current assets on balance sheet

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Cash, cash equivalents, accounts receivable, inventory

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5
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Define cash & cash equivalents

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Cash consists of coin, currency, and available deposited funds at banks

Cash equivalents include savings accounts, certificates of deposit, and other temporary marketable securities

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6
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Define accounts receivable

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Represent legally enforceable claims on customers for prior service or goods

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7
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Define assets whose use is limited

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Cash and investments that can only be spent for specific purposes

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8
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List the parts in assets whose use is limited

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Malpractice funds
Bond trustee

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9
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Define property and equipment

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Represent investment in tangible, permanent assets

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10
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List the parts of property and equipment

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Land and improvements
Buildings and equipment
Construction in progress
Allowance for depreciation

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11
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Define goodwill

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Represents the difference between the price paid to acquire another entity and the fair market value of the acquired entity’s assets, minus any related obligations or liabilities

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12
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Define allowance for depreciation

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Represents the accumulated depreciation taken on the asset to the date of the financial statement

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13
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List the parts of other assets

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Investments in affiliated companies
Goodwill
Debt issuance costs

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14
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List the main parts of liabilites

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Current and non current liabilites

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15
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Define current liabilities

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Obligations expected to require payment in cash during the coming year or operating cycle

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16
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List the parts of current liabilities

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Current installments of Ltd
Accounts payable
Accrued expenses
Construction payable
Estimated third party settlements
Deferred revenue

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17
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Define current installments of Ltd

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Represents the amount of principal that will be repaid on the indebtedness within the coming year

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18
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List the parts of non current liabilities

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Long term debt
Deferred revenue
Estimated malpractice costs

19
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Define long term debt

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Represents the amount of long term indebtedness not due in the next year

20
Q

Define net assets

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The difference between assets and the claim to those assets by third parties or liabilites

21
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What is the income statement

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Summarizes the operations of an organization with a focus on its revenues, expenses, and profitability

22
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Main parts of total revenue in income statement

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Net patient service revenue
Other revenue
Provision for bad debt

23
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Define net patient service revenue

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The revenue from patients after deductions from gross charges

24
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Define patient service revenue

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The revenue stemming exclusively from patient care

25
Q

Define provision for bad debt

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Revenue that is expected but you know won’t be collected

26
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Define other operating revenue

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Revenue from other activities such as cafeteria services, parking garages, etc

27
Q

List the parts under expenses in income statement

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Salaries and benefits
Supplies and drugs
Insurance
Depreciation
interest
other

28
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Define supplies and drugs

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The cost of all medical supplies used in providing patient care actually consumed during patient care

29
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Define depreciation

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A noncash expense that represents the financial value an asset loses over time

30
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Define interest

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Expense paid as part of debt financing

31
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Define bad debts

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Amount of charges that will not be collected from whom payment was expected

32
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Define other income

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Income in endowments, tax support, income on reserves, and gains and losses from property sale

33
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Define cash flow statement

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Provides info that shows an organizations cash inflows and outflows

34
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Operating activities definition

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Sources and uses of cash tied to operations

35
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Cash inflows from operating activities

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Cash from patient services
Interest earned

36
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Cash outflows from operating activities

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Cash paid to employees
Payment of interest
Payment to creditors
Income tax

37
Q

Define investing activities

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Cash flows from investment in fixed assets and securities used as alternatives to cash holdings

38
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Cash inflows from investing activities

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Sale of property and equipment
Sale of investments

39
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Cash outflows of investing activities

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Purchase of property and equipment
Purchase of investments

40
Q

Define financing activities

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Flows that arise from financing of assets and operations

41
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Cash inflows from financing activities

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Contributions
Sale of stock

42
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Cash outflows from financing activities

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Payment of long debt financing
Interest paid
Repurchase of company stock
Payment of dividends

43
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Cash flow vs income statement

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Income statement focuses on accounting and economic profitability

Cash flow statement focuses on cash viability and if the org will generate sufficient cash to meet its long and short term needs