NURS 6010 EXAM #1 | 176 QUESTIONS |
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treatment.
, internal validity independent variable
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2 of 176
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Multiple intervention questions in one question: What are the
national standards for the prevention and management of
wandering in patients with Alzheimers disease who live in long term
care facilities?
best evidence design to answer the question is?
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d=inferences of the statistical evidence based clinical
analysis are correct practice guidelines
a
effect size, CI
c is a intervention clinical question
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the answers the validity, reliability and applicability ensures?
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how many falls are prevented by a
an effective search that yields the
fall prevention intervention program
best, relevant information and save
or how many barriers to EBP
an inordinate amount of time
clinicians list
relevance and transferability
strength of the evidence which
evidence to the specific
provides clinicians the confidence
population for whom the
needed to change clinical practice
clinical provides care
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a pilot study is critical in determining the?
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achieve the same results with their patients that were obtained in the studies
reviewed (can the findings from research be translated to real world clinical
setting with the same outcomes)
, before conducting a large experimental study it is extremely beneficial to first
conduct a pilot study which is a preliminary study that is conducted with a small
number of subjects vs a full scale clinical trial with large number of subjects
to minimize type 1 and type 2 errors and should be reported in the methods
section of the research report
if it is not reported the adequacy or inadequacy of the sample size cannot be
assumed
feasibility of subject enrollment, the intervention, the protocol or data
collection plan for the study, and the likelihood that the subjects will
complete follow up measures
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5 of 176
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A nurse midwife is disturbed by the apparently high incidence of
pregnancy among women who have recently given birth. As a result,
the nurse has formulated an idea for a research study addressing
effective postpartum birth control methods. What should the nurse
do after formulating an idea for research?
a. investigate funding options
b. assemble a research team
c. recruit participants
WITH COMPLETE SOLUTIONS!!
treatment.
, internal validity independent variable
Don't know?
2 of 176
Term
Multiple intervention questions in one question: What are the
national standards for the prevention and management of
wandering in patients with Alzheimers disease who live in long term
care facilities?
best evidence design to answer the question is?
Give this one a try later!
d=inferences of the statistical evidence based clinical
analysis are correct practice guidelines
a
effect size, CI
c is a intervention clinical question
Don't know?
, 3 of 176
Term
the answers the validity, reliability and applicability ensures?
Give this one a try later!
how many falls are prevented by a
an effective search that yields the
fall prevention intervention program
best, relevant information and save
or how many barriers to EBP
an inordinate amount of time
clinicians list
relevance and transferability
strength of the evidence which
evidence to the specific
provides clinicians the confidence
population for whom the
needed to change clinical practice
clinical provides care
Don't know?
4 of 176
Term
a pilot study is critical in determining the?
Give this one a try later!
achieve the same results with their patients that were obtained in the studies
reviewed (can the findings from research be translated to real world clinical
setting with the same outcomes)
, before conducting a large experimental study it is extremely beneficial to first
conduct a pilot study which is a preliminary study that is conducted with a small
number of subjects vs a full scale clinical trial with large number of subjects
to minimize type 1 and type 2 errors and should be reported in the methods
section of the research report
if it is not reported the adequacy or inadequacy of the sample size cannot be
assumed
feasibility of subject enrollment, the intervention, the protocol or data
collection plan for the study, and the likelihood that the subjects will
complete follow up measures
Don't know?
5 of 176
Term
A nurse midwife is disturbed by the apparently high incidence of
pregnancy among women who have recently given birth. As a result,
the nurse has formulated an idea for a research study addressing
effective postpartum birth control methods. What should the nurse
do after formulating an idea for research?
a. investigate funding options
b. assemble a research team
c. recruit participants
