5000 mL = __________ L
Fill in the blank(s) with correct word
5 L
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What is the nurse's best approach to this problem? A. Advise the family to point out unacceptable behavior to the client. B. Limit visitors until the client's personality and behaviors stabilize. C. Teach the family to develop a home routine that provides structure, repetition, and constancy. D. Remind the family that the client will eventually achieve the same level of cogni-tive, physical, and emotional functioning that was present before the injury.
The proportion of persons with a positive test who actually have a disease, interpreted as the possibility that an individual with a positive test has the disease, is the
a. Sensitivity b. Specificity c. Positive predictive value d. Negative predictive value