Research exam 1

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The concept of evidenced based practice was originated by which of the following?

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There is a relationship between social distance in families and burden of care giving for chronically ill adults. This is what type of hypothesis?

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What is the function of the IRB board?

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In health care, the ability to write a prescription to produce the desired results is referred to as:

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The initial and one of the most significant steps in conducting the research process is:

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A nurse collects data about hours worked, age, sex and gerographical area for nursing staff over a 5 year period. What type of research is she conducting?

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The Tuskeegee experiment, denied Afrcian American soldiers treatment for syphillis when an effective treatment was available. Which element of unethical research principal is involved?

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In the Willowbrook study, children were deliberately infected with the hepatitis virus. Which element of unethical research principal is involved?

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Qualitative research is defined as whcih of the following:

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The process of carefully examining all aspects of a study to judge its strengths, limitaions, meaning and significance is termed a:

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The first nurse researcher with studies which focused on the importance in promoting patients physical and mental well being was which of the following:

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There is no difference between altitudes of men and women towards caring for people with dememtia. What type of hypothesis is this?

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A nurse researcher is conducting an outcome research study and would like to focus on patient care. Which outcome would be most valuable to examine?

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The outcome or response to a stimuli or activity initiated by the researcher will be demonstrated in the:

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All of the following are examples of qualitative research except:

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The term research means to look or examine again.

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Random sampling means which of the following:

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How is nursing knowledge acquired? Select all that apply

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The AACN has published statements about the roles of nurses in research. The roles expand with advanced education, expertise, and career path. The nurse with the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) is knowledgeable about the research process and has skills to: Select all that apply.

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What type of study is considered strongest for testing the effectiveness of an intervention?

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The PICO format is often used in qualitative research instead of a hypothesis. The P in PICO represents whcih of the following:

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A nurse is interested in the fail rate of patients who receive epidurals for pain. What is the next step in the process.

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The National Commission for the Protection of Human Subjects of Biomedical and Behavior Research developed 3 ethical principles. The three principles include all of the following except:

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Freedom that an individual has to determine the time, extent and general circumstances under which information will be stored or with held from others is confidentiality.

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Collecting pertinent literature to give in depth knowledge about the problem is referred to as:

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A researcher performs a series of pilot studies to evaluate whether a measurement tool produces consostent results. This is an evaluation of:

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A stimulus or activity manipulated or varied by the researcher to cause an effect is the:

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Restrictions in a study that may decrease the authority and generalization of the finidings is called a:

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A nurse conducts a study to see whether there are differences in the number of books Latino parents and African American parents read to their toddlers each week. What type of study is this?

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Anonymity implies that no one, not even the research knows the identity of the subjects.

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All of the following are examples of quantitative research except:

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A study in which the researcher assigns participants to the control or experimental group increases the possibility of:

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A sample is larger than a population.

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The knowledge and skills of the health care professional who is providing the care is referred to as:

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The five human rights include which of the following. Select all that apply

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Which type of research design focuses on implementation or manipulaiton of a treatment by the researcher?

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HIPPA protects individually identifiable health information.

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The process of selecting subjects who are representative of the population is called:

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It is important to know the demographic variables among the study subjects in order to:

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All of the following are characteristics of extraneous variables except:

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Informed consent requires the researcher to disclose specific information to all prospective subjects. The consent includes 4 basic elements. Select the 4 that apply from the list below.

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The Nuremberg Code of 1949 ensured which of the following:

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When documenting reports that previous research has demonstrated the accuracy of a physiologic measure, the researcher is addressing the measure of?

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Variables are qualities, properties or characteristics of people, things, or situations that are manipulated or measured in research.

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A researcher who does not disclose that a portion of the data from the original study sample was not used in the final data analysis, could be accused of:

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Participants with diminished autonomy must be protected in research. Select all candidates or groups that would be considered as having diminished autonomy. Select all that apply.

Nursing Quiz am Research exam 1, erstellt von Chinenye Nwawulu am 29/11/2018.

Research exam 1

The concept of evidenced based practice was originated by which of the following?

There is a relationship between social distance in families and burden of care giving for chronically ill adults. This is what type of hypothesis?

What is the function of the IRB board?

In health care, the ability to write a prescription to produce the desired results is referred to as:

The initial and one of the most significant steps in conducting the research process is:

A nurse collects data about hours worked, age, sex and gerographical area for nursing staff over a 5 year period. What type of research is she conducting?

The Tuskeegee experiment, denied Afrcian American soldiers treatment for syphillis when an effective treatment was available. Which element of unethical research principal is involved?

In the Willowbrook study, children were deliberately infected with the hepatitis virus. Which element of unethical research principal is involved?

Qualitative research is defined as whcih of the following:

The process of carefully examining all aspects of a study to judge its strengths, limitaions, meaning and significance is termed a:

The first nurse researcher with studies which focused on the importance in promoting patients physical and mental well being was which of the following:

There is no difference between altitudes of men and women towards caring for people with dememtia. What type of hypothesis is this?

A nurse researcher is conducting an outcome research study and would like to focus on patient care. Which outcome would be most valuable to examine?

The outcome or response to a stimuli or activity initiated by the researcher will be demonstrated in the:

All of the following are examples of qualitative research except:

The term research means to look or examine again.

Random sampling means which of the following:

How is nursing knowledge acquired? Select all that apply

The AACN has published statements about the roles of nurses in research. The roles expand with advanced education, expertise, and career path. The nurse with the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (BSN) is knowledgeable about the research process and has skills to: Select all that apply.

What type of study is considered strongest for testing the effectiveness of an intervention?