NURS 115: EXAM 1 QUESTIONS WITH ACCURATE
ANSWERS
1) Abstract correct answer summarizes major concepts of paper
1) Institutional Review Boards (IRB) correct answer Nurses need to apply to this
before starting research.
1974 National Research Act
1) Literature review correct answer The process of selecting published materials
that have relevance to the potential research.
(helps researcher find out what's already known and prevents duplication)
2) Introduction correct answer Rationale for study
2) Subject Rights (4 things) correct answer -Full disclosure
- Anonymity
-Confidentiality
-HIPA
2) Theoretical framework correct answer Help nurses further contract theories
and distinguish nursing from other disciplines. ( vision --> reality)
3) Levels of nursing participation correct answer Education of nurses who are in
advanced practice usually emphasizes clinically relevant research. (ex: ASN, BSN,
MSN, PhD)
, 3) Methods correct answer Experimental procedures
3) Problem statement correct answer Identify the direction better research
project will take. ( introduced early)
4) Research questions or hypothesis correct answer Expressed as independent/
dependent variable
4) Results correct answer Summarizes the findings, no interpretations
5) Discussion correct answer Interpret the findings
5) Research design correct answer Overall plan for collecting and analyzing data
6) Analysis of research correct answer Reviewers put the data through various
types of analysis and interpretations and manage them in an orderly, planned
manner.
6) Conclusion correct answer Summarizes the interpreted findings
7) Dissemination correct answer When you send study to nursing community,
journal, or conference.
7) References correct answer List of all materials used
Actual correct answer Associated signs & symptoms (no risk)
ANSWERS
1) Abstract correct answer summarizes major concepts of paper
1) Institutional Review Boards (IRB) correct answer Nurses need to apply to this
before starting research.
1974 National Research Act
1) Literature review correct answer The process of selecting published materials
that have relevance to the potential research.
(helps researcher find out what's already known and prevents duplication)
2) Introduction correct answer Rationale for study
2) Subject Rights (4 things) correct answer -Full disclosure
- Anonymity
-Confidentiality
-HIPA
2) Theoretical framework correct answer Help nurses further contract theories
and distinguish nursing from other disciplines. ( vision --> reality)
3) Levels of nursing participation correct answer Education of nurses who are in
advanced practice usually emphasizes clinically relevant research. (ex: ASN, BSN,
MSN, PhD)
, 3) Methods correct answer Experimental procedures
3) Problem statement correct answer Identify the direction better research
project will take. ( introduced early)
4) Research questions or hypothesis correct answer Expressed as independent/
dependent variable
4) Results correct answer Summarizes the findings, no interpretations
5) Discussion correct answer Interpret the findings
5) Research design correct answer Overall plan for collecting and analyzing data
6) Analysis of research correct answer Reviewers put the data through various
types of analysis and interpretations and manage them in an orderly, planned
manner.
6) Conclusion correct answer Summarizes the interpreted findings
7) Dissemination correct answer When you send study to nursing community,
journal, or conference.
7) References correct answer List of all materials used
Actual correct answer Associated signs & symptoms (no risk)
