One-tailed and Two-tailed tests of variance 

Census and Sampling methods of data collections 

Consideration in the choice of a forecasting method

Rank correlation

Binomial Distribution 

Geometric Mean

Briefly comment on the following:
a) “Measuring variability is of great importance to advanced statistical analysis.”
b) “Opinion polls are a very common method of gaining knowledge about consumer tastes”.
c) “Probability theory provides us with the ways and means to attain the formal and precise expressions for uncertainties involved in different situations”.
d) “The primary purpose of correlation is to establish an association between any two random variables”. 

What is the practical utility of the central limit theorem in applied statistics?

What do you understand by time series analysis? How would you go about conducting such an analysis for forecasting the sales of a product in your firm?

Explain the purpose and methods of classification of data giving suitable examples

Discuss some criteria where the probability associated with the associated outcome is not known

Place tick mark () against the most appropriate answer given under each statement.

i. Gram Negative bacilli infections at surgical site , post-operatively take upto :
a) 6-7 days to appear
b) 1-2 days to appear
c) 4-5 days to appear
d) 10 days to appear

ii. Organization of an ideal CCU should involve the following except:
a) Bed strength of 8-12
b) Floor space of 350-500 sq feet /bed
c) Natural Lighting
d) Temperature of 60-65 deg F

iii. Questionnaire is useful owing to :
a) Being relatively simple
b) Allows open communication
c) Probes on a question
d) Directly help visualize the scenario

iv. Tendency to overrate staff performance is know n as:
a) Horn error
b) Halo error
c) Recency error
d) Leniency error

v. Beneficence is directed towards:
a) Being faithful
b) Doing good
c) Avoiding harm
d) Telling truth

Place tick mark () against the most appropriate answer given under each statement.

i. Drugs used for Gastrointestinal disorders are as follows except:
a) Aluminum Hydroxide
b) Ranitidine
c) Promethazine
d) Mistabron

ii. Treatment of the Hyperkalemia is:
a) Increase the dietary sources of potassium
b) Administration of Intravenous Sodium Carbonate
c) Administration of Calcium Gluconate
d) Intravenous Infusion of Glucose and Insulin

iii. Nursing Management of Sleep Disorders is :
a) Physiology of Sleep and Rest
b) Non-Rapid Eye Movement (NREM)
c) Rapid Eye Movement (REM)
d) Planned Nursing Interventions

iv. Constituents of Immune System are as follows except:
a) Lymphoid Cells
b) Myeloid Cells
c) Granulocytes
d) Phagocytic Response

v. Assure the family of client by following steps except:
a) Assure the family that the patient will be made comfortable
b) Explain the family that the patient will be closely monitored
c) Give limited information about the patient to the family
d) Reassure that they can express fears and concerns

Write ‘T’ if the statement is True and ‘F’ if the Statement is false.

a) Fosphenytoin is preferred agent in Fever management for Raised ICP. (T/F)
b) Cold ischemia of Longer than 48 hours is associated with increased risk for delayed graft rejection. (T/F)
c) In Shock , there is a poor Oxygen and perfusion to the vital organs. (T/F)
d) Myxedema Coma is an emergency condition caused by Hyperthyroidism. (T/F)
e) Immobilizing the spine is primary goal of treatment in Traumatic Brain Injury.(T/F)

a) Patient who is slow and has a hesitant response to stimuli is said to be ……………………..
b) ADH is stored in ..............................Pituitary
c) The condition of sudden decrease in Thyroid Hormone levels is called……………..
d) Shock occurs due to Injury to spinal cord.
e) ............is characterized by paralysis of all limbs.

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Describe the Nursing assessment along with Nursing Management for Submersion injury.

 Discuss the Pathophysiology of Submersion

Explain the risk factors for submersion injury