When the value of RR is close to 1.0, this means that:
a. The OR and the RR are far apart in value
b. Absolute risk is low
c. Exposure to the risk factor had a large effect on the outcome
d. Exposure versus nonexposure to the risk factor is unrelated to the outcome
D
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A 5-year-old with a history of hypopituitarism comes to the physician with complaints of right hip and leg pain. The nurse understands that this symptom might be related to:
1. Daily growth hormone. 2. DDAVP (desmopressin acetate) at HS. 3. Insulin before meals and bedtime. 4. Cortisone injections.
The nurse is beginning a nursing interview with a client. The primary purpose of the introduction phase of the nursing interview is to:
a. focus on details of data collection. b. collect biographical data first before asking more personal information. c. establish the goals for the interaction. d. allow validation of perceptions with the client.
A patient has severe pain related to degenerative joint disease. On which aspect of care will the nurse need to focus first?
A) Patient education on pathophysiology B) Ability to perform daily activities C) Patient's financial resources D) The effects of social isolation
Vital signs are always abnormal when a patient is having pain.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)