In which section of a research report would the following sentence most likely appear? "Patients who coughed were significantly more likely to have spontaneous dislodgement of small-bore nasogastric tubes than patients who did not."
A) Introduction
B) Method section
C) Results section
D) Discussion
C
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A) Finger B) Upper arm C) Thigh D) Forearm
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A) A pediatric mental health nurse practitioner B) Inpatient psychiatric care C) A learning specialist D) A systems of care service coordinator