Answer:
Generalizable
Explanation:
It is always not possible to select the entire population to conduct a study. So, a sample is chosen from the population which has the same differences of factors in equal proportions. Only then will the research be considered as valid for the whole population.
When the sample represents the population completely then the results of the study can be extended to the population. This is known as generalization.
Hence, the question is referring to generalizable.
The correct answers for this question is this one:
<span>In a pluralistic society, special interest groups have a right to the following:
- testify in court on behalf of immigrants
-meet with Congressional leaders to ask for the protection of religious minorities
-get a Senator to introduce legislation to ensure healthcare for Hispanic children
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Answer:
There is no chance that a child of one parent who carries CF gene is born having Cystic Fibrosis if the other parent does not carry the CF gene.
Explanation:
Second child born to Chloe’s mother and stepfather will have Cystic Fibrosis only if they inherit one CF gene from each parent. Since stepfather is not carrier of CF gene, development of the disease at child is not possible.
A person who has inherited one CF gene from his/her parent will be a CF gene carrier, but will never develop Cystic Fibrosis. However as he/she a carrier of the CF gene, they can pass it on to their own child.
Answer:
Promoting proper respiratory hygiene
Practicing proper respiratory hygiene
Explanation:
Healthcare Acquired Infections or HAIs is the infection that the patient got from a hospital or any health care facility. This infection is related to the cleanliness of the health care facility and the behavior healthcare provider. There are 5 moments for washing hands, not only before/after shift. Leaving used tissue around will spread bacteria and promote infection even if it only short periods of time. Promoting and practicing respiratory hygiene will help to lessen the contamination and spread of infection.