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I need help , is the p value higher or lower than the level of signifigance?

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Lifespan development science has two primary research designs – longitudinal and cross-sectional. Explain each of them, discussing the strengths and limitations of each.  Explain how these two designs can be combined for a third research strategy – cross-sequential design.

QUESTION 1 Match each description to the correct study design. Study designs may be used more than once. ◆ Incidence data is not available with this study design, so an odds ratio is an appropriate measure of association to calculate. ◆ This study design allows for the evaluation of multiple outcomes. ◆ The temporal sequence between the exposure and outcome is clear for this study design; therefore, incidence data is available and a risk ratio can be calculated. ◆ With this study design, exposure status is assessed, and then participants are followed up over time to see who develops the outcome. ◆ Recall bias is a common issue with this study design because exposure information is collected from the past. QUESTION 2 A. Cohort study B. Case-control study Consider the following scenario for the questions that follow. In a recent case-control study, investigators enrolled 300 adults with heart disease and 300 healthy adults. During interviews with the participants, the investigators…

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A patient scores 67 points on an assessment form. The clinician finds a study in the literature that reports a standard error of measurement (SEM) of 4.5 for this outcome measure. What is an appropriate interpretation of the patient’s score?  Recall that the Zalpha value for a 90%CI is 1.64 and Zalpha value for a 80%CI is 1.28.  The clinician can be 90% confident that the patient's score lies between 60 and 74.   Upon repeated evaluations, 90% of stable patients will change by less than 15 points.   Upon repeated evaluations, 80% of stable patients will change by less than 10 points.   The clinician can be 80% confident that the patient's score lies between 65 and 70.

True or false?  The goal of randomization in RCTs is to make the treatment and control groups similar on all factors except the exposure. True False

Application of training principles (principle of overload, principle of specifity, how will you prevent the principle of reversibility in a training, principle of variability) for elderly and people with disabilities for 1 month of training/exercises.

Give typing answer with explanation and conclusion 6. In a prospective cohort study, it is found that men who drink alcoholic beverages are more likely to develop lung cancer than men who are not drinkers. However, among smokers the risk for lung cancer among drinkers and nondrinkers is the same. Also, among nonsmokers the risk for lung cancer among drinkers and nondrinkers is the same. In this example, smoking is a(n): a. Confounding variable b. Effect modifier c. Neither of the above

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In three scenarios, the person must jump three times as high as he/she can, and it will be recorded in cm. Jumping Variations Trial Trial Trial Average 1 2 3 Jump immediately from standing position 25 24 26 25 Bend the hips and knees for 5 seconds then jump Quickly bend the hips and knees then jump 30 29 28 29 37 38 38 37.67 What is/are the physiologic explanation/s for the results?

Homework question: What were the type of study/methods, results, and conclusions the researchers used in the article below? A Double-Blind Crossover Study Evaluating the Efficacy of Korean Red Ginseng in Patients With Erectile Dysfunction: A Preliminary Report Article Link: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S002253470564298X

When assessing a client at 38-weeks gestation, the practical nurse (PN) determines that she has one set of female twins, who are now 6 years old, a son who is 4 years old, and last year she had a fetal loss at 24-weeks gestation. Which is the correct gravidity and parity for this client? A Gravida-4, Para-3. B Gravida-5, Para-3. C Gravida-4, Para-4. D Gravida-5, Para-2.

The pdf is attached.. This is not a graded or writing assignments  In the article What do the researchers think this study contributes to? what are their limitations?

Q- mihir (c) Calculate the Mantel-Haenszel relative risk for occupation and post-activity polypnea, and interpret the result in your own words

Use the following information about a child and her order to compute answers. Mandy, a child who weighs 15 kilograms, is to be given amoxicillin. The recommended dosage of amoxicillin for children is 20 to 40 mg/kg/day p.o. in equally divided doses administered q.8h. The pediatrician has ordered amoxicillin 125 mg p.o. q.8h for Mandy. The available supply of amoxicillin is 125 mg/5 mL. Is her order within the recommended range for this medication? (yes/no) If so, how many mL of amoxicillin should be given per q.8h administration? For the toolbar, press ALT+F10 (PC) or ALT+FN+F10 (Mac). BIUS Paragraph Open Sans,sa... V 10pt EEA I хоро 55

Odds Ratio (Estimated Relative Risk) 1. In a fictitious case-control study of male farm workers, 15 cases of low fertil- ity were selected and compared to 285 male farm workers in the same fields with normal fertility (control subjects). Researchers noted whether the workers handled pesticides or not. They found that 10 of the cases had handled pesti- cides, and only 90 of the controls had handled pesticides. Calculate the odds ratio (estimated relative risk) of low fertility associated with handling pesticides. a. First fill in the 2x2 table Handled pesticides? Yes No b. Now calculate the odds ratio. Cases Controls .)/(______ 2. Fifty residents of a small town were identified with E. coli infections. An investi- gation of 25 of these patients and 40 well residents of the same town revealed that many of the patients had eaten spinach from the local market in the week before the onset of illness. Of the control subjects, fewer had eaten spinach in the same time period. = Calculate the…

Discuss important Aspects of incident,variance,occurance report and What should be included in A report.

Make a Drug study in the following scenario Rose is a 25 year old G2 P1 on her 39th week of pregnancy. Rose came in the labor room at 8:00 am on active labor. Vital signs :  BP- 120/ 85    , Pulse = 85, RR 25 Temperature  = 37.2 C,. Fundic height = 37 cm. Nurse Mark had done the vaginal exam and showed 4 cm cervical dilatation. Fetal heart beat taken by Doppler was 156 beats / min.  CTG was ordered and Rose was attached to the machine, Tracing showed several decelerations at each contraction, At 12 noon, Nurse Mark checked the vital signs and recorded the following :   BP= 135/85, pulse 90  ,  RR = 25  Temperature  37.4 C, IE  = 8 cm dilatation,. While Nurse Mark was preparing Rose for delivery, Dr. Ben the Obstetrician ,came and reminded the nurse to prepare standby 10 units of syntocinon to be incorporated in 500 ml of D5 LR post delivery.  The Physician likewise ordered a standby 50 mg of Tramadol IM and this will be given after delivery. After 30 mins, Bag of water burst and a…

Hello, Can you please help me with the next question? Planning (Generate Solutions) What are the desirable outcomes? What interventions can achieve these outcomes? What should be avoided? (SMART Planning- specific, measurable, attainable, realistic/relevant, time-restricted- Goal setting) A healthy 28-year-old female, Amy, Gravida 2 Parity 1, presents to GP at 34 weeks’ gestation complaining of a 3-day history of severe headaches and blurry vision. She reports good fetal movements with no vaginal loss. GP took vital signs with BP measuring 160/100. Examination revealed a soft non-tender abdomen with hyper-reflexia with 2 beats of clonus. Urinalysis shows proteinuria 2+. Amy’s GP refers her to the delivery ward for further blood tests and assessment. Amy presented to delivery ward for further assessment. Her BP measured 160/95 and had a soft non-tender abdomen and a normal CTG on examination. Blood tests showed moderately elevated transaminase levels, normal platelet count, normal…

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Solve 1 and 2 in the image given and explain your reason of choice of option.