A case-control study was conducted to identify risk factors for the seasonal flu. Living with children under the age of 10 was one of the risk factors evaluated. The odds ratio for this association was 9.0 and the 95% confidence interval ranged from 1.2 to 85. Which of the following statements is FALSE about this association? 

Description Evaluation of Screening Tests As a future advanced practice nurse you will be meeting with patients to discuss results of a screening test. Based on the test results presented in the table, below, what is the positive predictive value of the screening test?      Disease Status Total Positive   Negative Test result Positive 132 983 1,115 Negative 45 63,650 63,695 Total   177 64,633 64,810    

58.  A type of lymphocyte that is formed in the fetal bone marrow and moves directly to the lymph nodes and the spleen is called:

99.  Which of the following is a method for retaining optimal specimen integrity?

63.   What is the infection rate for a contaminated wound?

77.  Herpes simplex infections of the lips and mouth are most commonly caused by:

80.  Mononucleosis or glandular fever is usually caused by:

Which of the following terms refers to protein spikes on a virus?

92.   This type drain is used where small to moderate amounts of drainage are expected.

48.  Which of the following is NOT a major type of blood cell?