The experimental treatment is the dependent variable
A) True
B) False
B
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A) Bladder infection B) Pelvic infection C) Candid infection D) Desquamative vaginitis
Faculty should clarify the intellectual property issues surrounding the creation of distributive course materials because:
a. these digital materials may have commercial value, and the institution may decide to sell them. Faculty members need to know if they share ownership and, therefore, profits. b. students may want to distribute materials to their family and friends and not have to pay for them. c. accreditation agencies, as a part of their criteria, require that ownership of these materials belongs to the faculty who developed them and must be clearly stated in intellectual property (IP) policies. d. if institutional resources were used to create these course materials, the materials belong to the institution.
The nurse is caring for a patient diagnosed with pneumonia. The patient has a BP 160/94, P 102, R 28, crackles in posterior lower lobes bilaterally, oxygen saturation 89%, and complains of shortness of breath upon exertion
The highest priority nursing diagnosis for this patient is: a. Activity intolerance b. Impaired gas exchange c. Ineffective cardiopulmonary tissue perfu-sion d. Self-care deficit: Bathing and hygiene
A foster parent is talking to the nurse about the health care needs for the child who has been placed in the parent's care. Which statement best describes the health care needs of foster children?
a. Foster children always come from abusive households and are emotionally fragile. b. Foster children tend to have a higher than normal incidence of acute and chronic health problems. c. Foster children are usually born prematurely and require technologically advanced health care. d. Foster children will not stay in the home for an extended period, so health care needs are not as important as emotional fulfillment.