Evidence-Based Practice (EBP) is best defined as:  

Which two databases are commonly utilized by health science majors to search for literature to support spirit/clinical inquiry.

Nursing science is the study of nursing principles applied to nursing care. All of the following are nursing interventions applied to nursing science except:  

Suppose you have a big group presentation tomorrow for a class and are worried that your group members will forget to bring their materials. The probability that Group Member 1 will forget his materials is 0.50, the probability that Group Member 2 will forget his materials is 0.25, and the probability that Group Member 3 will forget her materials 0.60. Further suppose that these events are independent. What is the probability that all your group members remember their materials?  Round your answer to 2 decimal places.

For this question, enter your final answer here in the Canvas exam.  You may show your work here or on scratch paper. Label each part of the question clearly.  If showing work on scratch paper, submit a photo of the work in the designated area in Canvas within 5 minutes of completing the exam.  A pharmaceutical company claims that only 20% of people taking its new allergy medication will experience drowsiness.  To test this claim, 500 people with allergies were randomly assigned to take this medication.  Twenty-two percent (22%) experienced drowsiness.  Use the normal approximation to the binomial to find the probability that the proportion of people experiencing drowsiness from a sample of 500 is at least 22%?  Round your answer to three decimal places.

A medical association reports that the prevalence of peanut allergies in the United States is 0.02.  A test for peanut allergies has a false positive rate of 0.07.  The test has a false negative rate of 0.22.  Use the tree diagram below to find the probability that the test gives an incorrect result.  Round your answer to 3 decimal places.

A meteorologist reports that the probability that a particular hurricane will be at least at the Category 4 level when it hits the coast of Florida is 0.85.  If the hurricane is at least at the Category 4 level, there is a 0.95 probability that there will be a 10-foot storm surge.  If the hurricane is less than a Category 4 level, then there is a 0.10 probability that there will be a 10-foot storm surge.  Use the tree diagram below to find the probability of a 10-foot storm surge.  Round your answers to 3 decimal places.

A generic life cycle has six stages. It begins with Stage 1 and continues chronologically through Stage 4. Stages 5 – Remanufacturing (i.e., unidirectionally connecting Stage 4 to 1) and 6 – Recycling (i.e., unidirectionally connecting Stage 4 to 2) are the disposition pathways. If the gate is set between stages 2 and 3, and this is a cradle-to-gate assessment, (i) draw the LCA diagram with proper labeling and denotations . Using the LCA diagram from part “i” and the table data below, (ii) calculate and show the cumulative emission rates for the life cycle stages within the study boundary . If the threshold for a high-emission hotspot is above 3 t/yr and a mid-emission hotspot is between 2 t/yr and 3 t/yr, (iii) list which study life cycle stage(s) would be considered a high- and mid-emission hotspot, respectively . (Notes: The tonnage unit is metric tons)   Stage 1 (or Unit Process 1) Stage 2 (or Unit Process 2) Activity Units Value Activity Units Value 1 t/yr 0.95 1 t/yr 1.1 2 g/yr 2098 2 kg/yr 320 3 kg/yr 1205 Stage 3 (or Unit Process 3) Stage 4 (or Unit Process 4) Activity Units Value Activity Units Value 1 t/yr 0.35 1 kg/yr 2130 2 t/yr 0.7 3 t/yr 0.2 4 t/yr 3.1 Stage 5 (or Unit Process 5) Stage 6 (or Unit Process 6) Activity Units Value Activity Units Value 1 kg/yr 5355 1 t/yr 0.59 2 t/yr 0.3 3 t/yr 0.25  

Describe, exemplify, and/or illustrate: (i) the Systemic Equity framework in its entirety , (ii) the six study design parameters with a description for each , (iii) the last step in an LCA , and (iv) list the five stakeholder categories of Social LCA (S-LCA) as designated by the United Nations .   A research group tried to perform an S-LCA to address a consumer-based challenge for a historically marginalized community. This research group effectively disbursed enough resources, developed equitable written policies, and attempted to abide by those policies. However, this research group failed to perform an impact assessment and failed to effectively confirm if the study met this marginalized community’s cultural needs. Given this information and using your responses to parts “i”, “ii”, and “iv” as reference, (v) describe which ‘partial’ or ineffective equity category this research group falls into and why , (vi) list the only S-LCA stakeholder category that is explicitly not consumer-based and, therefore, likely not to represent the marginalized community of this LCA , and (vii) explain if and why this research group performed a full LCA—or not .

Select all that applies. What is the difference between DNA vs RNA: