A TOTAL OF 60 CASES OF MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION WERE REPORTED OVER A PERIOD OF 2 YEARS IN A CITY WITH A POPULATION OF 100000 PEOPLE. USING THESES DATA ESTIMATE THE INCIDENCE RATE OF MYOCARDIAL INFRACTION PER 100000PERSON-YEARS. STATE ANY ASSUMPTIONS THAT ARE NEEDED

Which of these is most likely to prevent pregnancy? a. tracking of female body temperature to identify ovulation times b. proper condom use c. male withdrawal before ejaculation d. proper spermicide use

Aclient, prescribed dextroamphetamine for attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (adhd), has developed a common adverse effect of the medication since beginning therapy. which initial intervention should the client be encouraged to implement? a. increase fiber intake. b. take an over-the-counter (otc) laxative daily. c. take metronidazole. d. take diphenoxylate hydrochloride.

2. which of the following is an incorrect statement? the idealrehabilitation program isa. never changed once written.b. based on the patient's age, injury, and other factors.c. monitored periodically to remain effective.d. re-evaluated if new injuries occur.