When Vital Signs Are Compared with Other Signs and Symptoms

question 1

Multiple Choice

When vital signs are compared with other signs and symptoms to arrive at a conclusion about what is wrong with a patient, this is known as the:

• A) review of systems.
• B) differential diagnosis.
• C) general clinical presentation.
• D) objective assessment information.

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Definitions:

Uniformly Distributed

Uniformly distributed indicates that all outcomes in a data set or probability distribution have the same or nearly equal chance of occurring.

Standard Deviation

A tool to determine the degree of difference or dispersion within a batch of data.

Standard Normal

A type of normal distribution with a mean of 0 and a standard deviation of 1.

Random Variable

A numerical value variable resulting from random phenomena.