What are the options?
well I would say sign language is one because that's a way to communicate with people with hearing disabilities
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The infant should be given a trial of bronchodilators.
Explanation:
Bronchodilators are compounds that dilates the bronchioles and smoothens the flow of air through them.
The infant has gonorrhea and cough. This shows that he has excessive mucus secretion in his respiratory tract.
Wheezing and prolonged expiration shows that the infant is having breathing difficulty.
Wheezing usually occurs when there is a blockage in the bronchial passage.
Since immunizations are up to date, chances of probable infections are less.
In this case the physician should use a bronchodilator trial to check if the blockage in the bronchus is due to mucus.
Then any further examination should be followed.
This is a question from florida national university nursing program the options of question were
A. Construct validity B. Face validity C. Content validity D. Criterion validity
By looking at options as well s question we know salivary cotinine levels is not tested for validating outer appearances like face or construct and gold standard is not a standard for content validity so eliminating other options we are left with opton
D. Criterion validity which is the correct answer
I'm having trouble on this too :(
