An OTA Is Taking the BMI of an Individual Who

question 10

Multiple Choice

An OTA is taking the BMI of an individual who has edema. What should the OTA take into consideration when looking at this client's overall score?

• A) Individuals with edema tend to have issues with obesity.
• B) Individuals with edema tend to have less fat than those without.
• C) Individuals with edema should change their diets to manage the condition.
• D) Individuals with edema can have mobility issues.

Recognize the legislative aspects of employee benefits in Canada.

Identify the main advantages of using flexible benefit programs for both employers and employees.

Describe various voluntary employee insurance benefits.

Understand the purpose and impact of benefit audits.

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Definitions:

Sampling Distribution

Refers to a statistical distribution that represents all possible values of a statistic for a given size of samples drawn from a population.

Variability

The extent to which data points in a statistical distribution or dataset differ from each other.

Difference

In statistics, this refers to the subtraction of one value from another to determine the gap or extent of variation between them.

Directional Null Hypothesis

A type of null hypothesis that specifies the direction of the difference or association between two variables.