When a finding is statistically significant, it:
A) Suggests that the finding is very important
B) Has a strong likelihood of being real and replicable
C) Proves that the researcher's hypothesis is correct
D) Indicates the need for changes in nursing procedures
B
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A) the patient's comfort. B) honest, immediate communication. C) airway, breathing, and circulation. D) prevention of complications.
An emergency department nurse is assessing a 17-year-old soccer player who presented with a knee injury. The patient's description of the injury indicates that his knee was struck medially while his foot was on the ground
The nurse knows that the patient likely has experienced what injury? A) Lateral collateral ligament injury B) Medial collateral ligament injury C) Anterior cruciate ligament injury D) Posterior cruciate ligament injury
Lunesta and Ambien fall in the ________ category.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Which laryngoscope blade is most commonly used in a neonate?
A) 0 curved B) 0 straight C) 2 straight D) 2 curved