In functional dependencies, when a column is dependent on a portion of the primary key, this dependency is called:

This structure is a subject-oriented, integrated, time-variant, nonvolatile collection of data which supports management’s decision-making process:

Which suppliers remain in the Supplier table after the DELETE statement executes? DELETE FROM SupplierWHERE CountryID

sales company diagram A car sales company keeps records of the following: Car: has a unique car code, a make, model, year of manufacture and price. Customer: has a unique customer number, a name, address, and phone number. Repayment scheme option: has a unique repayment scheme number, a name and the number of years for repayment. Salesperson: has a unique salesperson ID, a name, phone number and email address. Sale: which includes a unique sales ID and commission to be paid on that sale. In addition: A customer may purchase one or more cars A customer selects one repayment scheme of over 1 year, 2 years, 3 years, 4 years or 5 years. The company keeps track of salespeople who made the sale and which customer and car are involved in the sale.

Database authentication techniques include:

After being treated in the ER for self-inflicted lacerations of both wrists, a client with the diagnosis of borderline personality disorder is admitted to the psychiatric unit.  The nurse realizes that the priority nursing intervention is:

The parents of a 9-year-old girl with intellectual disability voice concerns to the nurse regarding their child’s eating insects and leaves. The parents report that this behavior has been occurring for almost 4 months. From what is this child most likely suffering?

Which represents how most individuals view hospitalization? 

A family member expresses frustration and hostility toward the nursing staff regarding a perceived lack of care that their recently deceased parent received.  According to Kubler-Ross, which stage of grief is this family member experiencing?

Harm to another’s health or welfare caused by failure to provide for basic needs or by placing the person’s health or welfare at unreasonable risk is best described as: