Final answer:
The exact length of the wait period after a survey before DAD's Rapid Response Team visited Happy Trails Nursing Facility cannot be defined without context. However, for hospital stays, if 80 women stayed an average of more than five days, it is likely they collectively spent more than a year in the hospital.
Step-by-step explanation:
The question implies that DAD's Rapid Response Team visited the Happy Trails Nursing Facility after a required waiting period subsequent to a survey. Since the team visited 5 days after this period, we need to identify the duration of the wait period itself.
Without specific context or regulations provided in the question, it is not possible to determine the exact length of the wait period mentioned. However, in this scenario, one might infer that the wait period could be related to a mandated buffer time set by health regulations or internal protocols after a survey, inspection, or an event that required a review before the Rapid Response Team could visit the nursing facility.
To answer the questions provided about an individual's stay and the cumulative stay of 80 women at a hospital: i. If an individual stayed more than five days, the stay would contribute to the total days. ii.
When examining the average stay of 80 women being more than five days, for it to collectively add up to more than a year (which is 365 days), the sum of all individual stays must exceed this number.
Assuming each woman stayed just over five days, for example, six days, the total would be 80 women * 6 days = 480 days, which is indeed more than a year. Therefore, it is highly likely that they spent more than a year in the hospital collectively.