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Kelly, age 20, is being seen in the primary care clinic today for her first prenatal visit. She is nine weeks pregnant. She has a history of delayed or missed vaccines due to her parents’ religious beliefs. At today’s visit, she stated that she would like to receive the vaccines recommended to protect her baby. She has had no vaccines since 2018. Which vaccines does the CDC recommend for safe administration during pregnancy and should be recommended for Kelly to receive at today’s visit (select all that apply)? 

Cara is concerned that her 4-week-old breastfeeding baby is not getting enough fluid. The mother is exclusively breastfeeding. Which of the following are normal findings that help the FNP determine at the visit today that the baby is getting adequate intake of breast milk (Select all Which Apply)?

Zoe presents in the primary care for her first first prenatal visit. This is her fourth pregnancy. She is 10 weeks pregnant. Obsetric history= G4 T2 P1 A1 L3. Her oldest child has a history of Down Syndrome. The physical, medical history, and family history are otherwise benign at today’s visit. Her last visit to the primary care was four years ago for an acute elbow injury. She reports she is very “healthy” and only comes to the primary care if she is sick or pregnant. What prenatal testing/labs/diagnostics would the FNP discuss with Zoe and consider ordering at today’s visit?

A research team has been contracted to learn some information about the donuts sold at a bakery.  Choose the name that best fits the scenario.   The research team received a list of individuals who purchased donuts from the bakery. The team numbered all of those individuals and then used a random number generator to gather information about the donuts being sold.

Consider the Box Plot here: Identify the following: Minimum:  [Answer1] Quartile 1:  [Answer2] Median: [Answer3] Quartile 3:  [Answer4] Maximum:  [Answer5] The middle 50% of the data will be between (enter numbers):  [Answer6] and [Answer7]

A research team has been contracted to learn some information about the donuts sold at a bakery.  Choose the name that best fits the scenario.   The research team decides to position individuals by the door of the bakery, an easy location, to gather information about the donuts being sold.

Use the following density curves of distributions to answer the question below: Part 1:  The distribution on the left is:  Enter the capital letter for your choice A  Skewed Left B  Skewed Right C  Normal [Answer1] Part 2:  For the distribution on the left, it can be said that:  A  Mean is less than the Median B  Mean is greater than the Median C  Mean, Median, and Mode are approximately the same [Answer2] Part 3:  The distribution in the center is:  Enter the capital letter for your choice A  Skewed Left B  Skewed Right C  Normal [Answer3] Part 4:  For the distribution in the center, it can be said that:  A  Mean is less than the Median B  Mean is greater than the Median C  Mean, Median, and Mode are approximately the same [Answer4] Part 5:  The distribution on the right is:  Enter the capital letter for your choice A  Skewed Left B  Skewed Right C  Normal [Answer5] Part 6:  For the distribution on the right, it can be said that:  A  Mean is less than the Median B  Mean is greater than the Median C  Mean, Median, and Mode are approximately the same [Answer6]

At a bakery, a researcher stands at the counter where orders are placed and watches to gather information about what customers are purchasing. This is an example of:

A research team has been contracted to learn some information about the donuts sold at a bakery.  Choose the name that best fits the scenario.   The research team received a list of individuals who purchased donuts from the bakery. The team numbered all of those individuals and then chose every fifth name on the list to gather information about the donuts being sold.

In a high school math class, tests are counted as 75% of the grade, quizzes are counted as 15% of the grade, and homework is 10% of the grade.  If a student has a test average of 91%, a quiz average of 85%, and a homework average of 98%, what is the student’s grade?  Round to the nearest tenth… one place to the right of the decimal and do not include a percent sign.  [Answer1]