Final Exam Review - NURS 333 questions with 100% complete solutions
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1. Defined as the use of order-
scientific method
ly, systematic ways of thinking
about and solving problems
2. Common to all scientific re-
Sir Francis Bacon
search
Scientific method created by?
3. involves standardized experi-
mental designs driven by hy- Quantitative research
potheses, measurable
variables and outcomes, and
statistical analyses.
4. involves exploration of human
experience, described and Qualitative research
inter- preted by the researcher.
Manip- ulation of variables and
statis- tical analysis is not
done, be- cause there is no
experimental design and no
hypotheses dri- ving the
analysis.
Excellent type of research
to explore patients'
experience through "field
work"
pure
5. Historically, research standardize
science has been " science." d
Requiring ex-
perimental designs
Measurable variables and
out- comes
Statistical analyses
6. Joseph Priestley discovered oxygen in 1774 using
discovered this? "pure science."
, Final Exam Review - NURS 333 questions with 100% complete solutions
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He had no immediate use for soning
the information.
7. Called "pure" science or re-
search.
Summarizes and explains
scien- tific phenomena without
regard for the immediate
usefulness of the information
8. Also called " " sci-
ence
Practical application of scientif-
ic theory
Takes to patient's bedside
those "pure science" findings
that may be useful in curing,
man- aging, or preventing
diseases or managing
symptoms
9. Practical application of scientif-
ic theory
10. Serves as a conduit between
"bench" and "bedside"
Takes findings from the labora-
tory tests for development for
use at the bedside
Then, reverses process to take
clinical research done at bed-
side to ask new questions and
direct new research at the
bench level
11. specific to general type of rea-
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Inductive reasoning
Basic science
applied science
Clinical science
Translational
science
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12. The process begins with a par- Inductive reasoning: specific to
ticular experience (experiment general
or research inquiry) and pro-
ceeds to generalizations.
Repeated observations of an
ex- periment or event enable
the ob- server to draw general
conclu- sions.
This type of inferential reason-
ing may lead the researcher to
infer that this is an effective
intervention, based on the re-
sponses from a small sample
13. General case to the specific
case reasoning
Deductive
14. reasoning pro-
ceeds from the general case
to the specific case. reasoning
Conclusions are drawn by logi-
cal inference from given
Deductive
premis- es.
If it is applicable generally,
then it will be applicable to one
simi- lar case.
The premises used must be
cor- rect or the conclusions will
not be.
15. T/F
Health care settings are a good
fit with a laboratory setting
16. Patients' subjective
perceptions of their experience False
fit with the
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1. Defined as the use of order-
scientific method
ly, systematic ways of thinking
about and solving problems
2. Common to all scientific re-
Sir Francis Bacon
search
Scientific method created by?
3. involves standardized experi-
mental designs driven by hy- Quantitative research
potheses, measurable
variables and outcomes, and
statistical analyses.
4. involves exploration of human
experience, described and Qualitative research
inter- preted by the researcher.
Manip- ulation of variables and
statis- tical analysis is not
done, be- cause there is no
experimental design and no
hypotheses dri- ving the
analysis.
Excellent type of research
to explore patients'
experience through "field
work"
pure
5. Historically, research standardize
science has been " science." d
Requiring ex-
perimental designs
Measurable variables and
out- comes
Statistical analyses
6. Joseph Priestley discovered oxygen in 1774 using
discovered this? "pure science."
, Final Exam Review - NURS 333 questions with 100% complete solutions
rated A+ passed
He had no immediate use for soning
the information.
7. Called "pure" science or re-
search.
Summarizes and explains
scien- tific phenomena without
regard for the immediate
usefulness of the information
8. Also called " " sci-
ence
Practical application of scientif-
ic theory
Takes to patient's bedside
those "pure science" findings
that may be useful in curing,
man- aging, or preventing
diseases or managing
symptoms
9. Practical application of scientif-
ic theory
10. Serves as a conduit between
"bench" and "bedside"
Takes findings from the labora-
tory tests for development for
use at the bedside
Then, reverses process to take
clinical research done at bed-
side to ask new questions and
direct new research at the
bench level
11. specific to general type of rea-
, Final Exam Review - NURS 333 questions with 100% complete solutions
rated A+ passed
Inductive reasoning
Basic science
applied science
Clinical science
Translational
science
, Final Exam Review - NURS 333 questions with 100% complete solutions
rated A+ passed
12. The process begins with a par- Inductive reasoning: specific to
ticular experience (experiment general
or research inquiry) and pro-
ceeds to generalizations.
Repeated observations of an
ex- periment or event enable
the ob- server to draw general
conclu- sions.
This type of inferential reason-
ing may lead the researcher to
infer that this is an effective
intervention, based on the re-
sponses from a small sample
13. General case to the specific
case reasoning
Deductive
14. reasoning pro-
ceeds from the general case
to the specific case. reasoning
Conclusions are drawn by logi-
cal inference from given
Deductive
premis- es.
If it is applicable generally,
then it will be applicable to one
simi- lar case.
The premises used must be
cor- rect or the conclusions will
not be.
15. T/F
Health care settings are a good
fit with a laboratory setting
16. Patients' subjective
perceptions of their experience False
fit with the
