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Question Answered step-by-step “I don’t like statistical tests,” Samantha says grumpily. “I think… “I don’t like statistical tests,” Samantha says grumpily. “I think we should just always have very largesamples; that way we can ensure that Type 1 and Type 2 error are zero, no matter what phenomenawe are studying and no matter what the true effect size is.”Imagine for now that we live in a world with lots of resources and it is possible to always have veryhigh sample size (though not infinite nor would we be sampling the entire population). Would thisindeed permit both kinds of error to be zero or extremely close to zero Why or why not? A fullcredit answer will discuss the relationship between alpha, beta, effect size, and sample size; there isno need to include any equations or calculations, but your answer should give an intuitive sense ofhow these four factors are related and why.  Math Statistics and Probability PSYCHOLOGY PSYC40014 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)

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Question Answered step-by-step Mrs. A has been taking high doses of glucocorticoids for much of thepast 2 years to control severe rheumatoid arthritis. She has now developed hypertension and type 2 diabetes and would like to stop taking the cortisone because of the unwanted changes in her appearance.Discussion Questions -How does Cushing's syndrome affect the individual? -Discuss how hypertension and diabetes have developed and the potential complications of these conditions. -Discuss other potential problems that Mrs. A may experience resulting from long-term use of glucocorticoids.Mrs. L is a 63-year-old woman who reports constant back pain. Further inquiry into her medical history revealed that over the past 3 years, she has suffered fractures of her femur and wrist after minor falls. She experienced menopause at age 49. Mrs. L has a secretarial job, drives to work, and she "does not have time for exercise." She reports that she consumes 8 to 10 cups of coffee a day and has been a smoker most of her adult life. She has not seen her physician recently nor had a recommended bone density test because of the time and cost involved.Discussion Questions -Relate Mrs. L's history to the diagnosis of osteoporosis. What risk factors are present, and how does each predispose to decreased bone density? -Explain the cause of pathological fractures in this patient. -How could osteoporosis have been prevented in Mrs. L? -Discuss the treatments available to the patient. Health Science Science Nursing PATHOPHYSI NR283 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)
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Question Answered step-by-step Mrs. Brown is a 65-year-old female retired school bus driver, whohas a past medical history of Hypothyroidism, , Hypertension and Chronic inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) specifically UC disease has been admitted to your unit. She was admitted into the hospital due to an exacerbation of symptoms such as frequent50- 60  loose bloody stools, malaise, fatigue, and pain in the right lower quadrant and malnutrition. She is receiving IV morphine by PCA with adequate pain relief. She has nausea and vomiting and has been admitted to your floor. She has stated, "I have a fear of eating due to the amount of bowel movements I'm having". Physical exam: -Tenderness when palpated over the abdomen -A palpable right lower quadrant mass -Vital signs: T 38.90 C orally,. P124 BP92/61 -The patient is alert and oriented -Decreased subcutaneous fat. Oral mucous membranes are dry. -Abdomen soft with hyperactive bowel sounds in four quadrants. -Her last bowel movement was 1 hour ago and watery stool and has steatorrhea -Extremities are warm with palpable peripheral pulses. -Weight loss with minimal muscle atrophy Medications/diagnostic test: -sigmoidoscopy,  -colonoscopy,  - barium upper -Complete Blood Count (CBC) -Pednisone 30mg tab BID P.O 0900hours and 1200hours -Sulfasalzine 500mg tab BID at 0900hours and 1200hours -Lopromide 4mg tab BID at 0900hours and 1200hours -NPO for 24hours Questions and Answers                                                                                                                          -Are the patient's physical assessment findings consistent with Crohn's disease? -Why was sulfasalazine, Pednisone and Loapmide ordered for this patient? What is the mechanism of action for this medication? What nursing assessments would you complete when administering this medication to the patient? What health teaching would you provide to the patient related to this medication? -Why was a sigmoidoscopy/colonoscopy/ or barium upper, and CBC, ordered for this patient? What would be a normal finding for this test? What would an abnormal finding indicate? -What collaborative treatment(s) would the nurse expect for this patient if not already ordered? -What would be an appropriate nursing diagnosis for this patient? -Provide an overview of nursing interventions you would implement in regards to the above-mentioned nursing diagnosis. Give your rationale for these. -What health teaching (medications, treatments, tests, pharmacological and non-pharmacological interventions, self-monitoring) would you provide to this patient before they are discharged home?  Health Science Science Nursing PNUR 250 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)
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