The statistic used to test whether individual regression coefficients are different from zero in the population is:
a. F
b. t
c. R2
d. b
B
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touching the greater trochanter, the nurse adducts the legs until the his or her thumbs touch and then abducts the legs until the infant's knees touch the table. The nurse does not notice any "clunking" sounds and is confident to record a: a. Positive Allis test. b. Negative Allis test. c. Positive Ortolani sign. d. Negative Ortolani sign.
Evidence-based practice includes ____
a. Collaborative practice dynamics between health care professionals b. Documentation of patient care as evidence of nursing practice c. Integration of research with clinical expertise and patient values d. Mutual goal setting and application in the clinical setting
The charge nurse has instructed the nurse to complete a focused interview on the client who has just been admitted to the facility with complaints consistent with kidney stones
Which of the following actions by the nurse indicates the best understanding of the assignment? 1. The nurse obtains a urine sample to send for a urinalysis. 2. The nurse takes the client's vital signs. 3. The nurse questions the client about dietary preferences. 4. The nurse asks the client about the characteristics of the pain being experienced.
When teaching about clopidogrel (Plavix), the nurse will tell the patient with cerebral atherosclerosis
a. to monitor and record the blood pressure daily. b. that Plavix will dissolve clots in the cerebral arteries. c. that Plavix will reduce cerebral artery plaque formation. d. to call the health care provider if stools are bloody or tarry.