Dr. Payne is studying the number of davs patients stav in Armadillo Community Hospital after a specific surgical procedure. She examined the records of all patients who had the procedure within the past year and found that u = 4 and o = 1.50. She's worried about the long-term outlook for patients who have lengthy hospital stays, and she has recommended to the board of directors that the 15% of patients who stay the longest should receive special follow-up care A. This means that all patients who stay blank (don't round off the number of days) days or more should receive special care. B. If a patient's hospital stay is at the 25th percentile, should he receive special care under Dr. Payne's recommendation?

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