NURS 6010 Exam 2 Prep Exam
Questions And Verified Complete
Solutions.
A researcher conducts a study with a group of refugees that have come to their community. They would
like to understand the groups' cultural beliefs about healthcare. This question would best be supported
by which qualitative design.
a. Phenomenology
b. Ethnography
c. Grounded theory
d. Focus groups. - Answer b
A study of the phases that couples go through when they attempt to conceive a child through in vitro
fertilization without a pregnancy would be supported by which qualitative design?
a. Phenomenology
b. Ethnography
c. Grounded theory
d. Focus groups - Answer c
ethnography is a? - Answer particular type of high level qualitative research that has its roots in
anthropology
,it is the study of culture of other people to gain a better understanding of their thinking and knowledge
as it related to the culture of their environment
this could be those in or from another country or those tending the culture of a new profession, a
university, a new sport
grounded theory is? - Answer high level type of qualitative research
focuses on a problem that is very specific and continues to interview those with that type of problem
until a substantive theory emerges to gain understanding of all the phases and types of process or stage
of that those with this issue face
A nurse would like to explore the relationships between people recovering from substance abuse and
their partners in a qualitative study. Which of these steps is not needed to do beforehand in a study of
this type?
a. determine the study limitations
b. determine the study's significance
c. select an appropriate research design
d. recruit the study participants - Answer d
You are looking for the highest level of evidence to support your work with patients in palliative care for
end stage cancer who are transitioning to death through comfort care. What would be the best evidence
to improve your understanding of this human experience?
A. A systematic review and meta-analysis of the quality of life of patients with end stage cancer.
, B. A meta-synthesis of studies that explored patients with cancer's lived experiences as they transition to
comfort care.
C. An RCT that studied the use of morphine and comfort care outcomes of 2500 patients with end stage
cancer.
D. A grounded theory study related to a patient's journey toward death. - Answer b
While reading a grounded theory study, you notice that one of the themes identified was not supported
by participant quotes. What might this suggest?
A. Informants may have suggested that the quotes be deleted
B. The themes had high confirmability therefore quotes were not needed.
C. The theme could have resulted from researcher bias.
D. There is a lack of transferability of that theme. - Answer c
qualitative research is? - Answer systematic inquiry into social phenomena in natural settings
how people experience aspects of their lives, how individuals and/or groups behave, how organizations
functions, and how interactions shape relationships
in qualitative research what is the main data collection instrument? - Answer researcher they examine
why events occur, what happens and what those events mean to participants studied
What do we learn from qualitative research why use this method? - Answer insights and sensitivity
about human experience
phenomena that are poorly understood
Questions And Verified Complete
Solutions.
A researcher conducts a study with a group of refugees that have come to their community. They would
like to understand the groups' cultural beliefs about healthcare. This question would best be supported
by which qualitative design.
a. Phenomenology
b. Ethnography
c. Grounded theory
d. Focus groups. - Answer b
A study of the phases that couples go through when they attempt to conceive a child through in vitro
fertilization without a pregnancy would be supported by which qualitative design?
a. Phenomenology
b. Ethnography
c. Grounded theory
d. Focus groups - Answer c
ethnography is a? - Answer particular type of high level qualitative research that has its roots in
anthropology
,it is the study of culture of other people to gain a better understanding of their thinking and knowledge
as it related to the culture of their environment
this could be those in or from another country or those tending the culture of a new profession, a
university, a new sport
grounded theory is? - Answer high level type of qualitative research
focuses on a problem that is very specific and continues to interview those with that type of problem
until a substantive theory emerges to gain understanding of all the phases and types of process or stage
of that those with this issue face
A nurse would like to explore the relationships between people recovering from substance abuse and
their partners in a qualitative study. Which of these steps is not needed to do beforehand in a study of
this type?
a. determine the study limitations
b. determine the study's significance
c. select an appropriate research design
d. recruit the study participants - Answer d
You are looking for the highest level of evidence to support your work with patients in palliative care for
end stage cancer who are transitioning to death through comfort care. What would be the best evidence
to improve your understanding of this human experience?
A. A systematic review and meta-analysis of the quality of life of patients with end stage cancer.
, B. A meta-synthesis of studies that explored patients with cancer's lived experiences as they transition to
comfort care.
C. An RCT that studied the use of morphine and comfort care outcomes of 2500 patients with end stage
cancer.
D. A grounded theory study related to a patient's journey toward death. - Answer b
While reading a grounded theory study, you notice that one of the themes identified was not supported
by participant quotes. What might this suggest?
A. Informants may have suggested that the quotes be deleted
B. The themes had high confirmability therefore quotes were not needed.
C. The theme could have resulted from researcher bias.
D. There is a lack of transferability of that theme. - Answer c
qualitative research is? - Answer systematic inquiry into social phenomena in natural settings
how people experience aspects of their lives, how individuals and/or groups behave, how organizations
functions, and how interactions shape relationships
in qualitative research what is the main data collection instrument? - Answer researcher they examine
why events occur, what happens and what those events mean to participants studied
What do we learn from qualitative research why use this method? - Answer insights and sensitivity
about human experience
phenomena that are poorly understood
