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- Paper Assignment A study was conducted on patients with liver disease and some of their observations were included in the attached excel sheet. Use the dataset provided to answer the following questions: Q. 1. Write a statistical summary for participants' demographic and health details that include important variables such as Albumin Level, Age, Gender, Systolic BP, and Smoking Status. Point- 5 Q. 2. Compute most appropriate measure of central tendency and dispersion to report the variable Albumin level. Point- 2 Q. 3. (a) What is the appropriate statistical test to identify the significant difference between Gender groups and patients' Albumin level? (b) Write down the assumptions of the proposed statistical test. (c) Formulate null hypothesis & alternative hypothesis for such an association. Point-3For items 6-13 use the problem set below.A cohort study looks at the relationship between estrogen use and the risk of breast cancer. A total of 4555 estrogen users and 4495 nonusers are enrolled in the study and followed up for 15 years for the developmentof breast cancer. In the estrogen-using group, 212 women developed breast cancer, and in the non-using group, 298 women developed breast cancer. 6. What is the risk of breast cancer in the exposed group?A. 4.65% B. 4.66% C. 6.63% D. 6.65% 7. What is the risk of breast cancer in the unexposed group?A. 4.65% B. 4.66% C. 6.63% D. 6.65% 8. What is the overall risk of breast cancer?A. 4.64% B. 5.63% C. 5.64% D. 6.63%Study Purpose: The purpose of this study was to develop a narrative description of the underlying meaning of a mother's lived experience of parenting a child with food-induced anaphylaxis (FIA). Study Methods: Six mothers of children 6 to 12 years of age who were considered at risk for FIA were recruited to participate in the study. The number and type of food allergies varied, but peanut was the most common. Two in-depth interviews, each lasting 1 1/2 to 2 hours, were conducted with each mother in her own home. The interviews, which were audiotaped and then transcribed, focused on what it was like for the mothers to have a child with a life-threatening food allergy. Answer the following question: 1. Do you think it would have been appropriate for the researchers to conduct this study using quantitative research methods? Why or why not?
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- A Dymista® is supplied as a 240-spray unit. Debbie has been asked to use it in cycles at 2 sprays in each nostril bd for the first week, then 1 spray in each nostril bd for one week, then for a third week 1 spray in each nostril in the morning, followed by a treatment free week. How many complete cycles will she be able to complete using one 240-spray unit?Predicting Birth Weight: Relative Importance of Sociodemographic, Medical, and Prenatal Care Variables (COMBS-ORME, T; RISLEY-CURTISS, C.; TAYLOR, R, 2020) This study provides support for prenatal care as a predictor of birth weight. Although the absolute effects were relatively small, the control for certain, largely unmodified factors and the indication that women at high risk of delivering low-birth-weight babies due to medical problems show particular benefits from prenatal care suggest that it can be important. Based on the conclusion of the study, prenatal care lessen the risk for the low-birth-weight infant. Aside from that, what can be prevented if a pregnant woman will have her regular prenatal checkup? As a student nurse, how will you encourage a pregnant woman to have her regular prenatal check-up?Predicting Birth Weight: Relative Importance of Sociodemographic, Medical, and Prenatal Care Variables (COMBS-ORME, T; RISLEY-CURTISS, C.; TAYLOR, R, 2020) This study provides support for prenatal care as a predictor of birth weight. Although the absolute effects were relatively small, the control for certain, largely unmodified factors and the indication that women at high risk of delivering low-birth-weight babies due to medical problems show particular benefit from prenatal care suggest that it can be important. Base on the conclusion of the study, prenatal care lessen the risk for low-birth-weight infant. Aside from that, what can be prevented if a pregnant woman will have her regular prenatal checkup? As a student nurse, how will you encourage a pregnant woman to have her regular prenatal check up?please provide a reference and make sure that the answer are all correct.