A new treatment is discovered that improves survival probability of a disease from 85 percent to 95 percent. Discuss the different ways a researcher might look at these results versus the way that the marketing department might discuss them. What is the difference in the way you would view a new treatment that improves survival probability by the same absolute magnitude from 5 percent to 15 percent

Answer: A treatment that improves the chances of survival from 85% to 95% is a great improvement if we consider it either ways because most treatment are within this ranges coupled with how complex the human body can be and it's variance with how it responds to drugs on each individuals system.

Explanation:

A treatment that improves the chances of survival from 85% to 95% is a great improvement if we consider it either ways because most treatment are within this ranges coupled with how complex the human body can be and it's variance with how it responds to drugs on each individuals system.

The researchers would carry out more research to ensure the drugs is safe for the human system and it would be tested on a few person's as samples before advising it to be taken by the majority.

The marketers seeing it's almost safe to take would begin campaigning to get the audience to know about these drug and how improved it is from previous ones.

A treatment that has improved from 5% to 15% is a good increase and might be what would cure totally the majority and severe cases for which it was produced.

Adam wants to be a professional ballet dancer, however he was told by his father "Boys don't dance, and dancing is for girls". That statement is an example of what type pf discriminations
A. prejudice
B. discrimination
C. bias
D. stereotype

HURRY Select the correct answer.
What should you not do when lifting weights?
A.
Arch your back
B.
Keep abdominals tight
OC.
Keep a neutral spine
OD., Maintain proper posture
HURRY

Which of the following best describes the transdermal approach to stopping smoking?


It involves the substitution of nicotine-free, smokeless cigarettes for a period of 4 to 12 weeks.

It is a combination approach to smoking cessation that includes both acupuncture and behavioral therapy.

It is an approach to smoking cessation that includes hypnosis, relaxation training, and exercise.

It is a skin patch designed to relieve nicotine cravings while changing behavior.

An alert popped up on the pharmacy's computer notifying the pharmacy technician that the supply of a commonly dispensed drug was running low. Which type of pharmacy software is the pharmacy technician using?

electronic prescriptions
pharmacy management
workflow management
automation equipment

list some of the various types of help offered to individuals and families by community services and public agencies

Which action can help minimize food safety risks?

cleaning under the fingernails when washing hands
washing hands with water only before cutting an apple
using a grater to chop vegetables while preparing a meal
using the same cutting board to cut meat, green peppers, and onions

Which behavior can contribute to the problem of antibiotic resistance?


prescribing antibiotics for serious bacterial infections

patients who do not finish the antibiotics that the doctors prescribe

doctors withholding antibiotics from patients with viral infections

all of the above

What statement best describes a person using intellectualization as a defense mechanism?
Lin decides that she could have done more to prevent her illness and blames herself.
Tyler studies his illness carefully, but remains emotionally detached from it.
Bella has been diagnosed with a serious illness, but is choosing to pretend like nothing is wrong.
Casey is angry about being diagnosed with a chronic illness, but she takes her anger out on her family members.

Which gynecologic instrument is used to remove polyps, secretions, and bits of placental tissue?

What region of the country (United States) reports the highest rates of chlamydia and gonorrhea?
A) West
B) South
C) Northwest
D) Midwest

Explain why cooking food thorougly reduces the spread of salmonella?
Class: Environmental science.

The ovum is produced in the ovaries and transported to the uterus via the
vulva.
vas deferens.
vagina.
fallopian tubes.

F.T. is a 70-year-old African American man who comes to the emergency department (ED) complaining of increased shortness of breath. He states that he started using his albuterol inhaler every 4 hours a few days ago, but it does not seem to be helping. He has been having trouble sleeping or doing any activity because of his shortness of breath.
SUBJECTIVE Data:
PMH: COPD, hypertension, and benign prostatic hyperplasia. No history of allergies.
Medications: metoprolol (Lopressor) 50 mg/day PO, furosemide (Lasix) 20 mg PO daily, finasteride (Proscar) 5 mg/day PO, Advair inhaler (fluticasone and salmeterol) 2 puffs bid, and albuterol inhaler 2 puffs q4hr PRN. Does not use O2 at home.
Health Perception–Health Management: F.T. states he usually manages his COPD well with the Advair inhaler and occasional use of albuterol inhaler PRN. He thinks he caught a cold from his granddaughter last week. Increasing difficulty breathing, even with albuterol. Has a history of 30 pack-years of smoking, quitting 5 years ago.
Nutritional-Metabolic Pattern: Not eating, drinking very little over past 2 to 3 days.
Activity-Exercise: At present, cannot walk 100 feet without feeling short of breath, nor walk up one flight of stairs without stopping to catch his breath.
Sleep-Rest: Difficulty sleeping at present. Last night he slept upright in his recliner.
Cognitive-Perceptual: Denies any pain associated with shortness of breath. Feels slightly irritable because of lack of sleep.
Coping–Stress Tolerance: Denies any stress or emotional disturbance.
Discussion Questions
1. What type of assessment would be most appropriate for F.T.: comprehensive, focused, or emergency?
2. From the information provided by F.T., what other information would you ask him about his condition (time permitting)?
3. How will you individualize the assessment based on his current physiologic condition?
4. What considerations will you make based on his age? Ethnic/cultural background?
5. Of the information provided, which subjective assessment findings are of most concern to you?
6. F.T. cannot use his inhaler appropriately while he is talking with you. Is this an appropriate time to teach him about the proper use of his inhaler?
7. What should be included in the physical assessment? What do you think will be the priorities in your physical assessment?

what are four ways you can show you are good at sports

Which element is part of the FITT formula, in addition to type, time, and frequency?
PLS HELP ASAP
A. inertness
B. isometric
C. inactivity
D. intensity

Which example best describes the term sedentary?

working out at the gym once a year
jumping rope with friends on Saturdays
doing several sit-ups three times a week
jogging in the neighborhood every evening

what are the 3 causes of death? no right or wrong answer btw ( i know my answer bc i tried)

In which organelle are the all the other organelles embedded

some common family issues that can be dealt with through counseling

Help ASAP please ! 100 points !!!
1. What are the principles of training?
2. What is Isometric exercises?
3. What is Isotonic exercises?
4. What is Isokinetic exercises?
5. Name three SAFETY PRECAUTIONS for lifting weights