When Is Practical Significance Often Valued Over Statistical Significance

question 12

Multiple Choice

When is practical significance often valued over statistical significance?

• A) In quantitative studies
• B) In clinical trials
• C) When observed effects are extremely valuable
• D) Both b and c

Recognize the boundaries between nutrition counseling and psychotherapy.

Define and differentiate between telehealth, telenutrition, and telemedicine within dietetics.

Explain circumstances under which a nutrition counselor might refer a client to another healthcare professional.

Describe the primary goal of the Code of Ethics in the nutrition and dietetics profession.

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Definitions:

Retractors

Surgical instruments used to separate the edges of a surgical incision or wound, or to hold back underlying organs and tissues so that body parts under the incision may be accessed.

Probes

Instruments or devices designed to explore, investigate, or measure something, often used in science and medicine to examine body parts or detect the presence of substances.

Bandage Scissors

Specialized scissors with a blunt tip on one blade designed to safely cut bandages without injuring the skin.

Latex Allergy

An allergic reaction to natural rubber latex, characterized by symptoms ranging from skin redness and itching to more severe respiratory or systemic reactions.