In NIH's review procedure, the study section assigns priority (intensity) scores only to applications judged to be in the top half of proposals based on a preliminary appraisal by assigned reviewers. What is the lowest possible ranking?
A) 1
B) 10
C) 50
D) 90
D
You might also like to view...
A nurse is caring for a patient with Paget's disease and is reviewing the patient's most recent laboratory values. Which of the following values is most characteristic of Paget's disease?
A) An elevated level of parathyroid hormone and low calcitonin levels B) A low serum alkaline phosphatase level and a low serum calcium level C) An elevated serum alkaline phosphatase level and a normal serum calcium level D) An elevated calcitonin level and low levels of parathyroid hormone
An older patient with terminal cancer asks the nurse to explain palliative care. How should the nurse respond to this patient? Standard Text: Select all that apply
1. "It is the same as hospice care." 2. "It is always provided in the home." 3. "It can be provided along with life-prolonging care." 4. "It is helpful for chronic health problems for which there is no cure." 5. "It improves the quality of life while facing a life-threatening illness."
A stroke patient is now in rehabilitation. What does the nurse know is a major goal of the rehabilitative process?
A) To provide 24-hour care for the patient B) To restore the patient's ability to function independently C) To allow for a longer hospital stay D) To adjust treatment based on available staff
Which of the nursing roles is primarily performed during the working phase of the helping relationship?
A) teacher and counselor C) leader and manager B) provider of care D) researcher