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Nursing Research & Evidence-Based Practice
1) A theory is more believable and closer to the truth when it is:
A) Published in a high-impact journal
B) Tested and retested multiple times
C) Endorsed by a nursing leader
D) Based on a single large study
Correct Answer: B
A theory gains credibility through repeated testing and verification across multiple studies.
A single study, regardless of sample size or journal prestige, is insufficient to establish a
theory as reliable .
2) The best nursing evidence is both _______________________ and
_________________________.
A) Recent and inexpensive
B) Methodologically rigorous and clinically relevant
C) Widely published and easy to understand
D) Quantitative and qualitative
Correct Answer: B
High-quality evidence must be both methodologically sound (rigorous design, appropriate
analysis) and clinically relevant (applicable to real-world nursing practice and patient
populations) .
, 3) Does the phrase "emergent and inductive" describe quantitative or qualitative
research?
A) Quantitative research
B) Qualitative research
C) Both equally
D) Neither
Correct Answer: B
Qualitative research is emergent and inductive, meaning the design evolves as data are
collected and themes are built from the ground up rather than testing predetermined
hypotheses .
4) Which research paradigm do quantitative researchers primarily ascribe to?
A) Constructivist
B) Positivist
C) Feminist
D) Critical
Correct Answer: B
Quantitative research is grounded in the positivist paradigm, which assumes an objective
reality that can be measured and tested. Constructivism is associated with qualitative
research .
5) What is the difference between evidence-based practice and evidence-informed
practice?
A) They are identical concepts
B) Evidence-based focuses only on research; evidence-informed also values patient
preferences and clinical expertise
C) Evidence-informed ignores research entirely
D) Evidence-based is only for physicians
Correct Answer: B
Early evidence-based models focused on research evidence alone. Evidence-informed
practice broadens this to include patient preferences, clinical expertise, and contextual
factors alongside research evidence .