As part of her thesis for the Adult Nurse Practitioner Program, a student was interested in...

As part of her thesis for the Adult Nurse Practitioner Program, a student was interested in determining whether a difference exists in Diastolic blood pressure of patients with sleep apnea who rejected using CPAP treatment since when they were diagnosed with OSA and one year later.

What type of analysis should be used to answer this question? Why did you choose that type of analysis? Your options are: one sample t-test, one sample z-test, Two sample t-test, chi-square, ANOVA, and paired t-test. Check if the conditions for reliable use of the test are met. [2 points]

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