Stay with itech 3 year old machine –itech will give extra care a one time $2000 of credits for the purchase of consumables over the next 2 years and will provide two new services: (1) integration into the company’s hospital management software to automatically link blood tests with client records and invoices thus eliminating the need for staff to enter the charges themselves, and (2) a link to itech laboratories allowing automated software updates and itech lab results to be downloaded to company records. additionally, itech will bring the current extra care machine up to current specs or replace it with one that is. –the blood analyzer needs to be calibrated at a frequency related to usage. high use requires more frequent calibration. itech will reduce the price of the chemicals needed for the calibration process.1. dr. o’toole wonders if she should take this opportunity to switch from the current 3 year old itech blood analyzer to the new hester dc-70. what would be the financial implications over the next 10 years? 2. also, she wonders what the operational considerations might be with regards to staff training, dependability, etc.3. dr. o’toole read recently that, on average, hospital staff forgets to bill for about 15-20% of the services provided. if her staff was similar to the industry norm then would the itech software link to the extra care hospital management software lead to an increase in revenue? if so, how would that 15-20% increase affect her decision? 4. dr. o’toole wonders what other factors should be included in her analysis?