Use the label below to answer the questions that follow.  The PA orders topiramate 50 mg po qid topamax.jpg  [BLANK-1] How many capsules will the client receive in one dose? [BLANK-2] What is the dosage strength?  [BLANK-3] How many capsules will the client receive in one day? [BLANK-4] The ordered dose is 50 mg, how many doses does the container hold? 

Refer to the misoprostol (Cyotec) label below to answer the questions that follow.                                                                                         cyotec 100 mcg(1).jpg  [BLANK-1] What is the dosage strength of the medication?  [BLANK-2] If the health care provider orders misoprostol (Cytotec) 250 mcg p.o. daily, how many tablets will the nurse administer in one dose? Express final answer to the nearest tenth.

A person sees a Latino man and assumes he is an immigrant who crossed the border illegally. This is an example of:

The standard, dictionary, definition of theory 

Select all responses that are valid in the given scenario. In each scenario assume that the assumption of independence is satisfied and we want to compare the mean or median output/response of 3 treatment groups.

Consider the following study titled: Influence of Sex Role Steroetypes on Personnel Decisions, Journal of Applied Psychology by Rosen, B. and Jerdee, J (1974).    Researchers gave 48 male bank supervisors attending a management institute hypothetical personnel files and asked them whether they would promote the applicant based on the file. The personnel files were identical except that 24 of them listed a male and 24 listed a female applicant. The assignment of managers to receive either a male or female applicant file was carried out at random. Select all answers that apply.

Instructions & Question In-state and out-of-state tuition in dollars for random samples of 25 private and 25 public U.S. colleges and universities in 2011-2012. Determine if instate tuition is greater for private vs public U.S. colleges and universities in 2011-2012. Select all answers that apply based on the statistical output below.  Statistical Output: Graphs Note the graph on the left is the original data while the graph on the right has a log (base e or or natural logarithm) transform applied.  Please note the scale on the y-axis, and that on the x-axis only the private category is shown but the unmarked category represents public universities.    Statistical Output: T-test (no transform) t = 5.9915, df = 25.081, p-value = 2.91e-06alternative hypothesis: true difference in means between group Private and group Public is not equal to 095 percent confidence interval: 13951.51 28563.45sample estimates:mean in group Private  mean in group Public              28409.84               7152.36     Statistical Output: T test with log transform Note in the analysis below we take the log of the response variable (log base e = ln).  data:  log(InState) by Typet = 10.933, df = 48, p-value = 1.262e-14alternative hypothesis: true difference in means between group Private and group Public is not equal to 095 percent confidence interval: 1.065969 1.546419sample estimates:mean in group Private  mean in group Public             10.124980              8.818785   

A researcher has taken tissue cultures from 25 subjects. Each culture is divided into in half and a treatment is applied to one of the halves chosen at random. The other half is used as a control. After determining the percentage change in the sizes of all culture sections, the researcher calculates the standard error for the treatment minus control difference using both the paired t-test analysis and independent sample (see ch2) t-test analysis. Finding that the paired t-analysis gives a slightly larger standard error, the researcher decides to use the results from the (non paired) independent t-test analysis. Is this legitimate? Select the best answer.

Consider the following ANOVA table and select all responses that are true                                  Df     Sum Sq      Mean Sq    F value        Pr(>F)     Treatment Group     2       1755           877.5         ______       0.000493 *** Residuals                 23      1869            81.3                      

Case Study:A 75-year-old individual with history of hypertension and coronary artery disease presented to the emergency department one week ago with complaints of difficulty breathing that worsened in bed at night, and increased fatigue. Further assessment reveals crackles to bilateral lungs and 2+ dependent edema. The patient was ultimately diagnosed with acute decompensated heart failure (ADHF) by the healthcare provider. The following prescriptions were placed.metoprolol (Lopressor) 25 mg once daily for hypertensionfurosemide (Lasix) 20 mg bid for fluid overloadlisinopril (Prinvil) 5 mg daily for heart failureONE WEEK LATER:At the patient’s follow-up visit one week later, the nurse is evaluating the efficacy of each medication. The patient complains of less difficulty breathing with activity or while lying flat. Edema is 1+/4+ to lower extremities and lung sounds are now clear. The patient is still fatigued, but is able to carry out activities of daily living.Vital signs and diagnostic testing results for hospitalization and follow-up visit are below. Vital Signs:Vitals / Date-TimeTemperature Pulse Resp.Blood Pressure O2 Sat. Hospital (One Week Ago)98.1 94 26 156/83 mmHg90% (Room Air) Clinical (Today) 98.483 16 130/72 mmHg95% (Room Air) Lab Results:Lab ResultNormal Range ED (One week ago) TodayPotassium 3.5 – 5.0 mEq/L3.9 3.4 LHemoglobin12-17 g/dL13.2 13.0Hematocrit36-51%39.5 39.0Red blood cells4.1 -5.1 x 106 cells/ μL4.9 4.8Platelets150,000-350,000/ μL155,000155,000White blood cells4,000-10,000 μ/L9,500 9,300B-type natriuretic peptide (BNP)