Hydroureter is a dilation of the ureter as the urine accumulates within it and causes distension. A hydroureter is unlikely to occur with a blockage at the ureteropelvic junction â this is where the kidney (renal pelvis) and ureter meet.
YES NO 5 people found this helpful. â Since depreciation is a non-cash expense, the financial managers didn't recognize how draining the depreciation had become to the company's production line equipment.
Year two, however, we take a $2,000 depreciation expense but no cash goes out, so cash is $2,000 MORE than net income. Same is true in years three through five. After five years, we deducted the full $10,000 in depreciation so there is no more difference in cash and net income from this transaction.