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Question Answered step-by-step For numbers 9-10, refer to the following data: Mr . Polo made… For numbers 9-10, refer to the following data:  Mr . Polo made donations of their conjugal property to the following:DoneeProperty donatedFair market valueTo Berna, daughter and Mario, her groom on their marriageResthouse in ZambalesP8,000,000 To Phil. National Red CrossCash500,000To the Province of BulacanLot for public playground2,000,000To Dina, Mr. Polo’s sister as gift for Dina’s birthday Apartment one unit700,000To Mayor Reynes who is running for re-electionCash500,000 To Lito, Mr. Polo’s brother for topping the medical board exam exam Cash500,000  • On the one-unit apartment donated by Mr. Polo to her sister, it has unpaid mortgage of P300,000. • Of the P500,000 cash given to Mr. Polo’s brother, Lito, Mr. Polo pointed out that P30,000 must be donated to St. Paul, The Apostle Parish. • Assuming P250,000 exemption is not applicable 9. How much is the taxable net gifts of Mr. Polo? a. 8,870,000 b. 3,870,000 c. 11,870,000 d. 3,620,000  10. How much is the donor’s tax of Mr. Polo? a. 232,200 b. 532,200 c.412,320 d.217,200   Law Social Science Tax law COB BUSLAW3 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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QuestionCase Study 5 - EdithEdith, an 89-year-old widow, had recently been admitted to the dementia unit of a residential aged-care facility. Edith has been admitted because she was found wandering aimlessly around her 1,000 hectare property west of Bourke, with no idea of who or where she was. It was obvious from her disheveled appearance that Edith had been outside for a number of days, and that she was no longer able to look after herself.Her past history was obtained from the members of her local community. Edith had been born, raised, and married in this community, and had lived there all her life. She had been the only girl in a family of 14 children. Her father had been a farmer and her mother had died following childbirth when Edith was nine years old. Because she was the only female, she was expected to take on her mother's role and look after the family. She had received no formal education and was illiterate.Edith had married George, a cattle farmer, when she was 17 years of age. She had given birth to six children, who had all predeceased her. Throughout her adult life she had worked to subsidise the farm. During the day she had worked at the local shop, and in the evenings she had served behind the bar at the local pub. George had died when Edith was 56 years old.On admission to the Fitzroy Falls Aged-Care Facility, Edith's medical diagnoses were listed as:Korsakoff's syndrome;Congestive cardiac failure;Osteoarthritis;Traumatic amputation of the first three fingers of her right hand (three years previously);Total deafness in the right ear, and limited hearing in the left ear;Infected sores on both of her lower legs;Dehydration and malnutrition; andIncontinence of urineAfter examination and assessment the following data were identified;Weight 46kgs; height 174cms;Mucous membrane pale; skin turgor markedly decreased;27 suppurating lesions on the lower legs (infected insect bites);Hearing severely impaired; no hearing aid;Vision not impaired when wearing spectacles;Incontinent of urine only early in the morning;Constant pain in knees, elbows, fingers, and back;Unable to button clothes or hold cutlery;Refused all food and frequently stated: "I'm not eating that muck";When offered fluids, stated: "I want a real drink"; andContinually wandered and tried to abscond, stating that she 'needed to get home to feed the cattle and dogs'.To develop the care plan for Edith you need to analyse the collected data and place a priority rating on each issue requiring intervention.The most important issue should be placed first in the care plan, followed by the next most important, then the third, fourth, fifth and so on until all issues are placed in descending order of importance If each issue is placed on a separate page, the order of priority can readily be changed to reflect revised assessments.Using the information you develop here use a blank proforma from the Care plans from the Fitzroy Falls Aged Care Facility, next page, and fill in the details - keep this care plan as part of your ongoing assessment. Table 1: Care PlanName:                                    Date of birth:Address: Contact no:Doctor:                                   Doctor's contact no:Medicare no:                           Pension no: CommunicationPreferred name: Care needs: Goal: Vision HearingAids glasses      magnifying glassesClean and fit glasses dailyAble to clean own glasses Aids hearing aids ( right        left   )Adjust volume dailyCheck batteries and clean aids daily  Place objects in range of visionRead aloud -        letters/documentsAssist to writeAssist to use telephone   Gain attention before speakingSpeak loudly, clearly and directlyAllow extra time for responseGive step-by-step instructionsUse repetition when difficulty persistsOther  OtherEye care required Ear care required  Speech and language Comprehension issues (For example: inappropriate responses)  Language/s spoken   English  Short term memory lossOrientate to correct time  Speech disorder/s     Translate for care recipientTake time to listenInitiate conversationUse language cardsUse picture cards    Other   Mobility  Care needs: Goal:   Ambulation (walking) Transfers    ambulant (able to walk)non-ambulant (unable to walk) independent weight bearing (able to stand)  non-weight bearing (unable to stand)1-staff assist          2-staff assisthip replacement     knee replacementamputee    ( left              right )  Aids walking stick     walking framewheelchair           quad stickwheeled walker Aids bed rail slide sheet             gait belthoist      standing hoistHoist sling type and position of loop   Other Other    Provide directionSupervise movementEncourage to maintain mobility  Other      Toileting and continenceCare needs: Goal: ContinenceBladder control continent             incontinent           catheter (occasionally    frequently    total incontinence )Bladder management Toilet (times                                                                                )Other Bowel control continent   incontinent  constipation  colostomy   ( occasionally   frequently   total incontinence )Bowel management high fibre diet         encourage fluid intake      aperients       bowel chartContinence aids Day  Night ToiletingToileting aids commode                     urinal                     uridome                  kylie                    bed panover-toilet frame            Other Toileting regime independent          supervise                    some assistance/prompt      fully assistAdjust clothing       Position on toilet       Encourage self care          Clean perianal areaOtherShowering, dressing and groomingCare needs: Goal:  Shower and washing  independent       supervise            some assistance/prompt               fully assistshower                 bath                     bed sponge        flannel washFrequency                                        Preferred time Adjust water temperature                                          Encourage to optimise self careOtherTransfer walk to shower                    wheelchair                             OtherShowering aids shower chair                        Other Toiletries normal soap         deodorant             aqueous cream    moisturiser ( am    pm )OtherHair care wash in shower   wash in bath          Preferred days  GroomingHair care independent       supervise               some assistance/prompt    fully assistHairdresser               Facial hair             wet shave               dry shave                FrequencyHair removal       FrequencyNail/foot care independent       supervise               some assistance/prompt    fully assistPodiatry visits            Teeth none     some  ( upper        lower )  allCleaning routine Dentures none     partial     full          ( upper         lower )             Night       in             outCleaning routineDressing and undressing  independent       supervise               some assistance/prompt    fully assistcallipers                splints                     OtherCultural dressing  Dressing assistance bra          singlet    buttons belt         zipsstockings              socks      jewellery                make-up               shoesAssist with selecting clothing            Other Pressure area and skin careCare needs: NilGoal: (expected outcome)  Norton Scale Score    [ x ]  low risk          [  ]   medium risk   [  ]   high riskPressure relief aids bed cradle           sheepskin              cushion  bedrail/protectors               OtherPressure area regime Reposition in bed               Reposition in chair               Frequencyspecial mattress (type                               )       personal chairOther/specific ordersSkin care emollient cream to dry skin areas   ( daily        twice daily ) Eating and drinkingCare needs: Goal: Eating  independent       supervise               some assistance/prompt    fully assistright-handed       left-handedPreferred place to eat dining room         bedroom                               Other KitchenType of diet normal  soft         modified soft (minced)       pureeSpecial diet high fibre             diabetic  enteral feeding (PEG/NGT)Special instructions  Aids modified crockery              modified cutlery  bowl       lipped platebuilt up cutlery   clothing protector                               OtherDrinking  independent       supervise               some assistance/prompt    fully assistright-handed       left-handed Aids modified cup       clothing protectorThickened fluids level 1   level 2    level 3Type of thickener to be used Sleep and settling routinesCare needs: Goal:       Usual time to rise                Usual time to bed                 Rest time ( am  pm )Preferred sleeping position             Pillows required Sleep Aids massage                 music     hot packs               OtherRoom light on door open             door closed           bedrail/protectors               OtherNight-time patterns  Other preferences (For example: hot drinks or snacks)  Night checks every hour           every 2 hours        OtherMedicationsCurrent medications  eye drops             ear drops               Other   See list of medications   independent       supervise               some assistance/prompt    fully assistpre-packed          measure                self-administerBlood sugar level testing independent       supervise               some assistance/prompt    fully assistFrequencySpecialised care plansRefer to specialised care plans for [x ]         Medications  [  ]          Pain management                [  ]           Wound care [  ]          Therapy [  ]           Restraint managementWHS   Completed injury risk assessment forms  Home environment            Yes          NoClient assessment               Yes          No  Social and human needs/activitiesCare needs:Goal: (expected outcome) Frequency of visit/contact by family/friends Religion beliefs/practices                 Pastoral requirements       Attends place of worship (day/s                                    )Cultural needs     Hobbies/interests               Employment history            Pets       Name/s                  Type/s                 client manages pet              requires prompt and assistance in pet care   fully assist pet careSocial group/s Preferred activity/games Community care social outings        (Frequency:                                     )RequirementsTaxi vouchers      Yes          NoDomestic needs/activities  independent       supervise               some assistance/prompt    fully assist  Frequency ( daily                every 2nd day      weekly   fortnightly             Other        )         Requirements ShoppingWashing clothesCleaningCookingTransportGardeningOther Emotional support      BehaviourCare needs: Goal:      Additional comments (For example: special needs, restraint, routines, pain, palliative care, pacemaker)   Terminal care recorded      Yes        NoDate care plan evaluated (document in progress notes) Signature               Fitzroy Falls Aged Care Facility use onlyEntered in progress notes                DateSigned                                          Print Name                                  Position title Review date Health ScienceScienceNursingCHC 33015Share Question
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