A scale measured a child’s body weight as 52.3 pounds (23.7 kg) 1 minute and as 48.7 pounds (22.1 kg) the next minute. The nurse should be concerned about which issue?
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The scale’s reliability |
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| B. |
The scale’s validity |
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| C. |
The scale’s trustworthiness |
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| D. |
The scale’s credibility |
The correct answer is option B that is the scale's validity because validity readers to the accuracy of an assessment.
The scale is reliable as it is showing weight even though it is not correct. It is not valid because it is not accurate.
A scale measured a child’s body weight as 52.3 pounds (23.7 kg) 1 minute and as...
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physical visit?
Ana's weight status would be considered normal
Ana's weight status would be considered underweight
Ana's weight status would be considered overweight
Ana's weight status was the same as it was in her school nurse
visit
Does Ana have an eating disorder and if so, which type?
Ana does not display a pattern of disordered eating. Ana has
increased the amount she runs due to her plan to join the...
How would you classify Ana's weight status at the school nurse
visit?
a. overweight
b. underweight
c. severely underweight
d. healthy
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