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What is the goal of nursing D.
research? Conduct studies to develop a body of nursing
A. Make decisions regarding
knowledge nursing education based on
published literature
B.Determine topics that could
develop nursing knowledge
C. Gather information
from published literature to
make
decisions about application to
clinical practice
D.Conduct studies to develop
a body of nursing knowledge
Which is the most important B.
question to ask in evidence-based How will the findings be used?
practice?
A. What findings
constitute evidence?
B.How will the findings be used?
C. Is this a randomized controlled
trial?
D.What theory is being utilized?
Nursing research should be utilized D.
,by: Nurses at all levels of practice
A. Nurses at the bedside
B.Advanced practice nurses
C. Nurse researchers
D.Nurses at all levels of practice
A clinical guideline may be found A.
useful if the guideline was: Published 2 years ago
A. Published 2 years ago
B.Created using one group
C. Authored by a relatively
unknown source
D.Funded by an anonymous source
Practice guidelines are designed to: c. Provide a reference point for decision making.
A. Be inflexible
B.Be utilized in every circumstance
C. Provide a reference point
for decision making
D.Be created by a professional
organization to guide the practice
of a profession
, Which of the following is an You are a primary-care provider and the
example of determining whether a guidelines were written for primary-
care crucial element of a guideline is providers.
applicable to your patients?
A. There are no intended specific
patients in the guideline.
B.You are a primary-care
provider and the guidelines were
written for primary-care
providers.
C. Your patients have a much
lower prevalence of a condition
than the patients in the
guideline.
D.You are a pediatric oncologist
and the guidelines were written for
geriatric specialists.
Which of the following would be B.
considered the research design for Systematic review of randomized clinical
trial Level I evidence? studies
A. Single, well-designed,
randomized clinical
trial
B.Systematic review of
randomized clinical trial studies
C. Well-designed controlled trials
without randomization
D.Systematic reviews of
descriptive or qualitative studies