Mammograms many women choose to have annual mammograms to screen for breast cancer after age 40. a mammogram isn’t foolproof. sometimes the test suggests that a woman has breast cancer when she really doesn’t (a ""false positive""). other times the test says that a woman doesn’t have breast cancer when she actually does (a ""false negative""). suppose the false negative rate for a mammogram is 0.10. explain what this probability means. which is a more serious error in this case: a false positive or a false negative? justify your answer.

Patrick's parents are worried that he may face discrimination in his new neighborhood. which factor is most likely to cause worry to his parents? a. patrick has unusual pets at home. b. patrick belongs to a different culture than that of the majority group. c. both patrick's parents hold jobs outside the home. d. patrick likes a particular sport.

By signing the patient’s ehr with the digital signature, the provider certifies that all data and information in the patient ehr is:

Many 1. why should teens be aware of health issues such as healthy sexuality, dealing with conflict, healthy decision making and cpr? 2. explain why in the gym these following rules are very importanta. wearing the proper outfit/equipmentb. make sure people around you are aware c. check for hazardsd. make sure all the equipment is set up properly e.make sure to know where the nearest first aid kit/aed is3. pick a sport out of the following and volleyball, basketball, soccer, ringette, badminton.a) what are the 3 most important aspects/skills to learn in order to perform this activity well? b) explain how each aspect/skill is important when playing the game.c) describe 2 points of strategy you could use to you be successful at this activity.