1. A nurse at Lakeside hospital conducts a study that reports that when there is ice on the road the risk of traumatic injuries is higher (RR=5.3, 95% CI=2.3-8.1). You know this means:
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a. Ice on the road is a significant risk factor for traumatic injuries |
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b. Ice on the road appears to be a risk factor but it is not significant |
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c. Ice on the road is a clinically significant risk factor for traumatic injuries |
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d. It is time to buy snow tires |
Answer ; A) Ice on the road is a significant risk factor for traumatic injuries.
Reason ; In a conducted study the nurse founds that the ice on the road cause higher risk for having traumatic injuries. For the research statement it is found that ice on the road needs to considered as a significant risk factor among other important factors that causing traumatic injuries. Option B states that the risk factor is not significant and optic C refers these as clinical one hence these options are inappropriate to the actual statement. Option D doesn't seem so relevant to the actual meaning of the statement.
1. A nurse at Lakeside hospital conducts a study that reports that when there is ice...
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