A nurse researcher is testing the hypothesis that whether or not clients with fractured hips develop...

A nurse researcher is testing the hypothesis that whether or not clients with fractured hips develop pressure ulcers can be predicted on the basis of their age, gender, and hemoglobin levels. Which procedure would the researcher likely use?

	A.	Analysis of covariance
	B.	Repeated-measures ANOVA
	C.	Multiple linear regression
	D.	Logistic regression

Expert Solution

Here multiple linear regression method can be used.

It's a statistical method which uesd more explanatory variable to reach the Outcome Or to establish relationship between explanatory variable and response variable.

Here, to establish linear relationship between pressure ulcer and fractured hip, we use ecplanatory variables such as age, gender and hemoglobin levels.

Nightingale answered 2 years ago

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