Which term describes a test’s ability to detect those patients who do NOT have the disorder?

The nurse is caring for the pediatric client diagnosed with COVID-19. The nurse understands to monitor for signs of which of the following complications? 

Describe invasive species and their effects.  In other words, what is an invasive species?  What are its effects?  To earn full-credit, use a named example in your description.

Determine the sensitivity and specificity of the Hawkins/Kennedy Shoulder Impingement test using the following information: Let’s say you examine 100 patients with shoulder pain using the Hawkins/Kennedy test and find the following: 20 patients have + Hawkins and have a positive MRI for impingement 7 patients have + Hawkins but their MRI is negative. 3 patients have a – Hawkins but a positive MRI for impingement 70 patients have a – Hawkins test and – MRI

The nurse understands that the best explanation of drug metabolism is which of the following? 

It is acceptable to copy answers from the internet or a friend.

What term describes a test’s ability to detect those patients who actually have a disorder relative to the gold standard? (Another way to consider this is if the test is negative you can confidently rule the condition out in your patient)

Describe homeostasis. In addition, explain how both negative and positive feedback affect it.  Why is homeostasis important? 

You are allowed to use handwritten or printed notes on exams. 

Breakthrough pain is most commonly associated with which of the following conditions?