NUR 3405 Quiz 1 (Answered) 100% verified. 2022/2023

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NUR 3405 Quiz 1 (Answered) 100% verified. 2022/2023 Qualitative method, Naming a phenomenon - ✔✔Which research terms align with the constructivist paradigm? (Select all that apply.) Who sh... ould determine when is it appropriate to remove an indwelling catheter? - ✔✔Which nursing question would most likely need to be based on current evidence to ensure positive patient outcomes? How to appraise published literature., How to synthesize evidence., How to do an effective literature search. - ✔✔What skills would the bachelors-prepared nurse need to learn in order to bring evidence-based practice to the bedside? (Select all that apply.) How to search literature and appraise it for best practice recommendations. - ✔✔What will a bachelor of science in nursing (BSN)-level research course teach a student? A research study found that patients who received evidence-based interventions had outcomes improved by 28% compared with those who did not. - ✔✔Which statement best demonstrates that evidence-based practice improves patient outcomes? Explanatory - ✔✔A nurse researcher wants to determine whether there is a relationship between levels of anxiety and blood pressure in a population of men between the ages of 40 and 60 years. Which theory would the researcher use to support this study? FALSE - ✔✔Descriptive theories are deductive and describe characteristics of individuals or groups by summarizing their commonalities. Health promotion model - ✔✔A health care system is interested in improving health promoting activities for its employees. Their research team is investigating a theoretical model to serve as a basis for conducting a study to determine factors that affect health promoting activities in healthcare workers. Which theory would be best to use in conducting this study? FALSE - ✔✔Maslow's hierarchy of needs is an example of a middle-range nursing theory developed by a nurse to describe a phenomenon of interest to nurses. Jean Watson's Theory - ✔✔When studying caring in nursing, focusing on the caring between nurse and client, which theories would be of most interest to a researcher? Explanatory theory - ✔✔A researcher explores how social support is related to health in older adults. What type of theory would this issue relate to? Proposed relationships between the variables in a study design - ✔✔A nurse studies how theoretical frameworks relate to research. Which factors is part of a theoretical framework? Predictive theory - ✔✔A researcher studies the effect of a therapeutic mattress on the incidence of pressure ulcers in debilitated clients. What type of theory would this research draw from? Descriptive theory - ✔✔A researcher studies a theory about the grieving process which identifies its major elements or events. What type of theory would this be? FALSE - ✔✔Health care organizations can show support for evidence-based practice by hiring external consultants to perform research and informing nurses within the organization about changes that will be made based on evidence. TRUE - ✔✔All of the following statements represent nursing activities used in promoting evidence-based practice: participate in inter-disciplinary evidence-based projects, join a journal club, and attend professional conferences. Nurses do not understand research., Nurses do not have the skills to access research evidence., Nurses do not value research. - ✔✔Which of the following statements are potential barriers for evidence-based practice? (Select all that apply.) Seek out funding sources through local organizations and specialty organizations. - ✔✔A nursing team doesn't have enough funding to properly implement evidence-based practice (EBP). What would be an appropriate way to address this barrier? Gain authorization to offer continuing education credits for attending training workshops and include staff use of EBP in the annual evaluation. - ✔✔A charge nurse and team of nurses lack the motivation required to implement EBP. Which solution may help to address this barrier? Adequate access to resources - ✔✔What is a facilitator, rather than a barrier, to implementation of EBP? They are participatory, actively involving all levels of staff in discussion. - ✔✔Why are journal clubs especially practical as facilitators of EBP? Hold a poster presentation session in the lobby featuring staff's EBP projects. - ✔✔To facilitate EBP in a hospital setting, which activity would provide recognition for staff who recently completed EBP projects as part of a nurse residency program? TRUE - ✔✔The EBP movement has caused concern for some nurses and researchers who worry that qualitative research is not being given enough consideration in evidence hierarchy used to support clinical decision making. Systematic review - ✔✔When considering best evidence for clinical decision making, evidence hierarchies provide sources based on the strength of the evidence they provide. Which of the following provides the strongest level of evidence for clinical decision making? FALSE - ✔✔Historically, the EBP movement originated in the discipline of medicine in the United States. TRUE - ✔✔Challenges to EBP include a lack of organizational support for research and implementation of evidence-based nursing. Evidenced-based theories, Patient preferences, External evidence from research, Clinical expertise - ✔✔Evidence-based practice (EBP) consists of identifying the best evidence and integrating it with other factors to make clinical decisions. Components of EBP include which of the following? (Select all that apply.) Develop policies and procedures for client care based on compiled research. - ✔✔A nurse considers how to apply EBP in the nurse's practice setting. Which activity would be a valid application of the EBP process? Iowa Model, Stetler Model, A-GAME Model - ✔✔Models of EBP guide practice in large organizations. Which models are directly related to EBP? (Select all that apply.) Staff receive release time to participate in journal clubs - ✔✔A nurse considers both supports and challenges to an EBP approach in the nurse's institution. Which factors would be supportive of EBP? consider client preferences when planning care. - ✔✔A nurse reviews examples of evidence-based practice (EBP). A practice that is considered evidence-based would: Synthesis of the most relevant research, The practitioner's clinical expertise, Client preferences and values - ✔✔In defining evidence-based practice, three distinct components are integrated. Which factors reflect these three components? (Select all that apply.) FALSE - ✔✔When applying the research utilization process, the clarification step occurs when the information gathered is put into practice and outcomes are evaluated. Examine - ✔✔Which step of the research utilization process requires careful scrutiny of all available evidence for its applicability to clinical practice? TRUE - ✔✔Disciplined research is considered to be the best method of obtaining reliable knowledge for clinical practice. Clarify, search, examine, decide, apply, and evaluate. - ✔✔A nurse studies the research utilization process. Which is the correct order of the six key steps involved in using nursing research in practice? Examine - ✔✔Learning to analyze research studies to determine if they are methodologically sound is an example of which step in the nursing research utilization process? Evaluate - ✔✔In which step of the research utilization process does the nurse determine the outcomes of any interventions used with clients? Clarify - ✔✔Explaining a clinical problem a nurse is trying to solve or the policy a nurse is trying to revise is an example of which step in the nursing research utilization process? Conduct and Utilization of Research in Nursing (CURN) - ✔✔A nurse studies the history of research utilization in nursing practice. Which organization was most influential in influencing this process? Informants - ✔✔When conducting a qualitative research study, the term used for people who make up the study sample are known as: Ethnography, Grounded theory, Phenomenology - ✔✔A nurse researcher is interested in using a qualitative approach to examine relationships between nursing home residents. Which of the following research designs represent a qualitative approach to collecting information about the research topic? (Select all that apply.) FALSE - ✔✔A major assumption of the constructivist paradigm is that the researcher is independent from those being researched. Measured, quantitative information - ✔✔According to assumptions of positivists, which of the following is the best method for obtaining evidence? TRUE - ✔✔The empirical phase of a qualitative research study involves collecting and preparing data for analysis. What is the meaning of being diagnosed with breast cancer? - ✔✔The nurse explores the differences between the paradigms used in quantitative and qualitative research. Which clinical or research question would most likely fall under the constructivist paradigm? Dissemination phase - ✔✔At the completion of a study, a researcher prepares a poster to display at an upcoming professional conference. Which research phase is described by this activity? Phenomena, verbal data, inductive process - ✔✔When reading research reports, which terms is the nurse most likely to find in a qualitative report? Experimental - ✔✔When planning to test the effect of an intervention to improve blood glucose outcomes in diabetes, the nurse would select which study design? FALSE - ✔✔When using the PICOT format to develop a clinical question, a time frame must always be specified. In patients older than the age of 65 years, how does immunization with influenza vaccine compared with no immunization with flu vaccine influence the possibility of contracting influenza during flu season? - ✔✔Which of the following research questions represents correct use of the PICOT format for a clinical question? Population - ✔✔Using the PICOT format for developing a clinical question, the letter "P" represents which component of the question? [Show More]

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