The greatest strength of a case study is its ability to:
A) Generalize
B) Obtain depth
C) Use anecdotal material
D) Describe peripheral material
B
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This instant access to health information has impacted health care delivery strategies, including the delivery of nursing care. What is one way the delivery of health care has been impacted by this phenomenon? A) Brisk changes as well as swift obsolescence B) Rapid change that is lasting a long time C) Easier to give care in a variety of settings D) Must be more socially acceptable
Which is true about the variance for scores in a data set?
a. A larger variance value usually indicates a smaller dispersion of scores. b. It can be calculated for nominal scores. c. The calculated score has no absolute value. d. The variance indicates the range of scores.
A client tells the nurse she has had unprotected sexual intercourse and is worried about becoming pregnant. Which question by the nurse will elicit information most helpful to this client?
1. "When was your last period?" 2. "Have you ever used emergency contraception before?" 3. "How old are you?" 4. "Are you aware how dangerous it is to have unprotected sexual intercourse?"
What is the nursing assistant expected to do during the discharge process?
What will be an ideal response?