The Strength of the Association Rule, Known as Lift, Is

question 45

Multiple Choice

The strength of the association rule, known as lift, is calculated as the ratio of the .

• A) sum of the antecedents and the consequents to the antecedents
• B) antecedents to the consequents
• C) support to the confidence level
• D) confidence to expected confidence

Identify potential complications and interventions during childbirth and neonatal period.

Distinguish between complications that can occur during the neonatal period and their immediate management.

Understand the importance of preparedness and education in childbirth.

Understand different types of hypothetical syllogisms.

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