Before the advent of computer programs for qualitative analysis, the main procedure for managing qualitative data was the development of:
A) Conceptual files
B) Core categories
C) Memos
D) Themes
A
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A. Low calcium can cause high blood sugars. B. Postterm babies are most at risk for this condition. C. The level will be rechecked at 72 hours. D. Your baby needs to have a magnesium level check.
How do benzodiazepines depress the central nervous system and induce sleep?
a. Raising the seizure threshold b. Reducing the number of neurotransmitter receptors in the brain c. Decreasing the amount of excitatory neurotransmitters in the brain d. Increasing the amount of gamma amino butyric acid present in the brain
The nursing student has been assigned to care for a client who has epilepsy. The student knows to watch for which psychiatric symptoms associated with epilepsy?
A) Hallucinations and paranoia B) Hallucinations and picking C) Hallucinations and ataxia D) Poor judgment and sex crimes
An example of a health disparity is:
a. Childhood immunization rates b. High dropout rates c. Unemployment d. Income below poverty level