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6. All supplies of one kind should be stored 7. Supplies are rotated for storage so that the supplies are used first. This is important because many supplies have 8. MAs should know the for each supply. This is the time that an item should be ordered. 9. is the amount of an item that should be kept in case there is a shipping delay or the item is out of stock. 10. The formula for calculating the reorder point for a supply is (amount of the item that is used x turnaround time from to delivery) + a safety stock. Amount used per day x days from order to delivery + safety stock = reorder point 11. Hartman Physicians' Group uses an average of 10 lavender-topped blood collection tubes each day. It is currently taking 15 business days for new shipments to arrive. The safety stock is a 3-week supply. How many tubes are used each day? How many days does it take to get a new shipment? How many tubes are in the safety stock? The office should reorder when tubes are left. 12. An endocrinology office uses an average of 20 lancets per day. The safety stock is a 2-week supply. How many lancets are used each day? How many days does it take to get a new shipment? How many lancets are in the safety stock? The office should reorder when lancets are left. 13. Exam table paper rolls come in boxes of 12 rolls. Each roll usually lasts through 4 patient changes. Dr. Letizia is the only provider in her office. On most days she sees 2 patients. It takes 10 business days to receive a new order of exam table paper. Safety stock for this item is 1 box. What is the reorder point? How many boxes are used each day? How many days does it take to get a new shipment? How many boxes are in the safety stock? The office should reorder when boxes are left.
Question 1 A) Use the passage to answer the question. Which explicit statement is best supported by the details in the passage? (1 point) The passengers are horrified at the thought of resorting to cannibalism. Mr. Rogers speaks to express his dissatisfaction with being chosen by the committee. Mr. Rogers wants another candidate because Mr. Herrman has lost too much weight. The passengers oppose the candidates chosen by the committee. Cannibalism in the Cars by Mark Twain -A recess of half an hour was then taken, and some little caucusing followed. At the sound of the gavel the meeting reassembled, and the committee reported in favor of Messrs. George Ferguson of Kentucky, Lucien Herrman of Louisiana, and W. Messick of Colorado as candidates. The report was accepted. "MR. ROGERS of Missouri: 'Mr. President, - The report being properly before the House now, I move to amend it by substituting for the name of Mr. Herrman that of Mr. Lucius Harris of St. Louis, who is well and honorably known to us all. I do not wish to be understood as casting the least reflection upon the high character and standing of the gentleman from Louisiana-far from it. I respect and esteem him as much as any gentleman here present possibly can; but none of us can be blind to the fact that he has lost more flesh during the week that we have lain here than any among us-none of us can be blind to the fact that the committee has been derelict in its duty, either through negligence or a graver fault, in thus offering for our suffrages a gentleman who, however pure his own motives may be, has really less nutriment in him-