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(5)
(a)
Independent variable: favorite flavor of ice cream
Dependent variable:Blood measure measurement
EXPLANATION: Blood measure measurement depends on favorite flavor of ice cream. As the favorite flavor of ice cream increases, blood pressure measurement increases.
(b)
Independent variable: Weight of patient
Dependent variable: Diabetes mellitus
EXPLANATION: Diabetes mellitus depends on weight of the patient.. As the weight increases, disbetes mellitus also increases.
(6)
(a)
Interval
EXPLANATION:
zero cannot be height of 14 year old males
(b)
Ordinal
Types of seizure disorders can be arranged on order of severity.
(7)
(a)
systematic sampling
EXPLANATION: Every third patient iselected.
(b)
Cluster sampling
EXPLANATION:
Samples are selected from a single cluster: every patient admitted
to the Emergency Department on January 7, 2019.
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t or dependent variables AND why? a. Blood pressure measurement and favorite flavor of ice cream....
7. Name the type of sampling (cluster, convenience, stratified, systematic) AND why you selected this type....
7. Name the type of sampling (cluster, convenience, stratified, systematic) AND why you selected this type. a. Medical information personnel are asked to review the electronic health records of every third patient admitted to the Emergency Department on January 7, 2019. b. Medical information personnel are asked to review the electronic health records of every patient admitted to the Emergency Department on January 7, 2019.
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looking for questions 5,6,&7
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Case study questions 1-7
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Instructions Assign ICD-10-CM codes to the following diagnostic statements. When multiple codes are assigned, make sure...
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Overview in the outpatient setting the first sted diagnosis is reported (instead of the inpatient setting's principal diagnosis), and it is the condition chiefly responsible for the outpatient services provided during the encounter visit. It is determined in accordance with ICD-10-CM coding conventions (or rules) as well as general and disease specific coding guidelines. Because diagnoses are often not established at the time of the patient's initial encounter or visit, two or more visits may be required before the diagnosis...
looking for questions 5,6,&7
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Case study questions 1-7
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