Consider These Facts: (1) Some People Who Are Employed or Who

question 112

Multiple Choice

Consider these facts: (1) Some people who are employed or who are not making a serious effort to find employment will report themselves as unemployed. (2) Some people who want to find work will be counted as out of the labour force. How do these facts affect the reported unemployment rate?

• A) Both the first and the second facts tend to make the reported unemployment rate lower than the actual unemployment rate.
• B) Both the first and the second facts tend to make the reported unemployment rate higher than the actual unemployment rate.
• C) The first fact tends to make the reported unemployment rate higher than the actual unemployment rate. The second fact tends to make the reported unemployment rate lower than the actual rate.
• D) The first fact tends to make the reported unemployment rate lower than the actual unemployment rate. The second fact tends to make the reported unemployment rate higher than the actual rate.

Recognize how specific assessment techniques vary for special populations, including infants and the elderly, and the importance of position during assessment.

Calculate pulse pressure and understand its significance in health assessment.

Identify and interpret changes in blood pressure based on body positions and recognize orthostatic hypotension.

Understand age-related changes in vital signs and their implications for health assessment in aging adults.

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Definitions:

Female Sex Chromosome

The X chromosome, one of the two types of sex chromosomes, two of which are present in females (XX).

Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome

Androgen Insensitivity Syndrome is a genetic condition where a person is genetically male but has some or all physical traits of a female, due to the body's inability to respond to androgens.

Genetically Male

Refers to individuals who have XY chromosomes typical of the male sex in humans.

Ambiguous Genitals

A condition present at birth where the external sexual organs are not clearly male or female.