Hospital A, B, & Chad 7.11, and 20 actual deaths respectively
Calculate the expected number of deaths for Hospital A
Calculate the expected number of deaths for Hospital B
Calculate the expected number of deaths for Hospital C
Calculate the risk-adjusted mortality index for Hospital A
Calculate the risk-adjusted mortality index for Hospital B
Calculate the risk-adjusted mortality index for Hospital C
If mortality is used to measure quality, which hospital is best Hospital A, Hospital B, or

Answer:

1,000. It is calculated as follows:

Explanation:

because is Mortality data from death certificates and from census and population registers are routinely collected; from these the death rate in a population can be calculated. To calculate a death rate the number of deaths recorded is divided by the number of people in the population, and then multiplied by 100, 1,000 or another convenient figure.

What causes Angela to eat a lot without exercising and not gain weight, while
Martha eats less, exercises more, but still gains weight?

A. Metabolism
B. Fat
C. Protein
D. Vitamins

HELP NEEDED ASAP! Brainliest to whoever can explain and give me the answers!

Question:
It is a gorgeous fall day, and people are enjoying it by bicycling, hiking, and picnicking at Itasca State Park. The day's mood changes, however, when you receive a phone call from the local sheriff's office asking your forensic anthropology team to come out to the state park.

"A hiker found some bones near Lake Itasca and wants us to come out and identify them. We're wondering if these are the three brothers who disappeared last summer. Can you help us?"

You tell them that you'll be there as soon as possible and quickly place a few calls to other members of your forensic team. You load your SUV and drive over to Itasca State Park to meet your colleagues and investigate the situation.

The sheriff's officers and the hiker lead you to the scene. By the time you arrive, there is only half an hour of daylight remaining. In the somewhat secluded glade of trees, you see scattered bones. While the sheriff's officers hurriedly photograph the scene, you map the bone scatter and determine that the bones are human. One of your team members compiles a preliminary inventory as you collect each bone:

3 skulls
6 femora
4 hip bones (os coxa)
2 humeri
2 tibiae
5 scapulae
Refer as needed to this handout entitled "Human Skeletal Elements" for the locations of these bones in the human skeleton.

The next morning, your team returns to work in the laboratory, where you get a call from the sheriff. The family of the three missing boys is pressuring him for information. Your team begins the final osteological exam. After careful examination, you produce your final inventory. You are working with the same number of bones, but you now have determined which side of the body they came from (when applicable).

You have:

3 skulls
6 femora (4 right and 2 left)
4 hip bones (1 right and 3 left)
2 humeri (right)
2 tibiae (left)
5 scapulae (3 right and 2 left)


Assignment:
1. How many bones are in the collection? (This number is called the NISP- Number of Identified Specimens.)
2. Which of the bones in the collection belong to the axial skeleton? Which belong to the appendicular skeleton?
3. What is the maximum number of individuals who could be represented by these bones? Explain your answer. (Hint: Assume every bone in the collection could be from a different person.)
4. The MNI is the Minimum Number of Individuals—the lowest number of individuals needed to account for the bones present. Print out this Bone Collection Worksheet to help you calculate the MNI. It contains all the bones in the collection: 3 skulls, 6 femora, 4 os coxae, 2 humeri, 2 tibiae, and 5 scapulae. How many skeletons can you make from the bones in the worksheet? Recreate the skeletons and submit a picture of your skeletons to your instructor with each of the bones labeled. (Helpful Hint: Multiple bones of the same type can belong to the same individual. For example, one person has two femur bones, one on the right and one on the left.)
5. Why do you think the MNI is important when working in a scenario like this?
6. What do you tell the sheriff?

Select the correct answer. Amy set a goal to not eat any junk food. Which of the following is true? Ο Α. This is a good goal because it is extremely challenging. OB. This is a bad goal because she has no control over whether or not she eats junk food. OC. This goal would have been better if she specified what she would eat instead of junk food. O D. All of the above Next​

Jenny is running for more than an hour on a pleasant sunny morning. Her body is sweating which is usually caused by the action of a/an ____
a. control center
b. effector
c. sensor
d. transmitter

YO CHECK OUT THE FOREHEAD ON MY PFP THAT SHI AINT NORMAL

the more muscles i use the more my heart beats

a-true
b-false

The epicranius is formed by the frontalis and _________
A. Temporalis
B. Masseter
C. Occipitalis
D. All of the above

Jenny is running for more than an hour on a pleasant Sunny morning her body is sweating to maintain homeostasis which is caused by the action of

When seated in the driver's seat, where should your feet be?

What makes the id different from the superego? Only the id is part of Freud's exploration of the conscious mind. The id is part of the unconscious mind, and the superego is always conscious. The id explains all of a person's actions, and the superego only concerns itself with morals. Only the id makes decisions about what it wants to have happen.

I have a good life, I have roof over my head, food and a loving family. But I still feel sad all the time. I have moments of happiness but it usually goes away. Sometimes I just feel like giving up.

Which of these is most likely to lead someone to decrease his or her level of physical activity?
A.Advertising for exercise apps
B.Internet articles with information about healthful lifestyles
C.Advertising for community events that promote an active lifestyle
D.Marketing campaigns for online video game.

Another name for you clavicle is the collar bone.

True

False

Will you suffocate if you sleep with a mask on?

What section on a food label can be used to determine the percentage of vitamin value?
O serving size
percent daily value
amount per serving
O calories per serving

So my teacher says we need 100 goals and I'm at like 30. Please Help!!!

most americans consume ____ calories they need


a. about the right amount

b. way less

c. more

d. 40 times more

Chemical Changes


what would the reactants (starting products) be for this baking reaction?

List the three functions blood serves in the body. (Site 1)

What do calories measure? mass energy sugar weight

Mrs. Johnson takes her son Jamal to the pediatrician for his annual checkup. The physician noted Jamal to have splenomegaly and ordered additional testing. This is:

What effect will most likely result from a combination of drug abuse and unprotected sex with different partners?
O increased risk of developing a sexually transmitted infection
O decreased chance of developing cervical cancer
O decreased risk of developing HIV infection
O increased risk of unplanned pregnancy

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muscles are deep or superficial to the skin?

Why is it important to keep the ball at or below your wait while dribbling?

A powerful motivator that can keep you energized and focused on your goals is a

A) Positive attitude
B) Barrier
C) fixed mindset
D) sense of passivity

healthy environment supports health and happy life justify
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Does water help keep our blood liquid?

The receptors for smell are known as.

a. cones
b.rods
c. olfactory cilia
d. tastebuds

Which is a component of skill-related fitness?

A.Flexibility

B.Reaction time

C.Muscular strength

D.Body Composition