A client is to be treated for pneumonia. Which is an incorrect statement made by the nurse in regards to this treatment?

(02.05 LC)  A college accepted new applicants, of whom 56% were male and 44% were female. The board of directors was not pleased that males were being accepted at a greater percentage than females. A private company investigated and found each department accepted a greater percentage of females over males. What may make this claim possible? (4 points)

A client in the emergency room is having a seizure. What is the first priority of care for this patient?

Which diagnostic test is the most useful in differentiating dyspnea related to pulmonary effect of heart failure versus dyspnea related to pulmonary disease?

A client is diagnosed with a bowel perforation due to obstruction of the bowels. The nurse anticipates which laboratory value to be elevated?

Which term is used to describe inflammation of the sac surrounding the heart?

A patient with sickle cell anemia, having been hospitalized with a vaso occlusive crisis, is being discharged. Which instructions will be helpful for the client?

(01.06 MC)  The number of bagels sold daily for two bakeries is shown in the following table: Bakery A Bakery B 15 15 52 16 51 34 33 35 57 12 12 9 45 36 46 17 Based on these data, is it better to describe the centers of distribution in terms of the mean or the median? Why? Select the correct answer below. (3 points)

(02.04 MC)  An experiment was conducted to evaluate the success of a methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) vaccine. MRSA can be prevented if subjects regularly wash their hands. The subjects were treated, but only some of the vaccines were successful. The researchers are unsure whether this was a result of hand washing or the vaccine alone. What is this an example of? (4 points)

Which of the following cellular changes are associated with disorganized, uncontrolled cell growth that is cancerous?