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,Primary Care: Art and Science of Advanced Practice Nursing-An
Interproessional Approach 6th edition Dunphy Test Bank



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ncidencedofdnosocomiald(hospital-
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C) Diddthedauthorsdusedstatisticaldmeasuresdthatdweredappropriatedto thedphenomenon indquestion?
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D) Were thedinstrumentsdthatdthedresearchersduseddstatisticallyvaliddand reliable?
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Ans:dA

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dology.

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comes.

Ans:dD

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y,dtodimprove patientdoutcomes.dThis supersedesdthedcontributionsdofdnursing researchdtodeducationdprogrd
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ns:dB

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lications,dmethodologicaldplanning,danddpublicationdsubmissiondarednormallycarrieddoutdbydnursdes
dwhodhavedadvancedddegreesdindnursing.




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archdassistant.dLater,dthedpatientdadmitted todhisdnursedthatdheddiddnotdunderstanddthedresearchdassistda
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ntsdexplanationdorhis owndroledindthedstudy.dHowshould thisdpatientsdnurserespond todthisdrevelatiodn
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?

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, C) Informthedresearchdassistantdthatdthedpatientsdconsentdisdlikelyinvalid.

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Ans:dC

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MultipledSelection

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wing?d(Selectdalldthatdapply.)

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B) Nursing tradition
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C) Researchstudies

D) Patientdpreferencesdanddvalues

E) Clinicalexpertised

Ans:dC,dD,dE

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reddatadwithdcliniciandexpertisedanddpatientdpreferencesdanddvalues.

MultipledChoice

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atdofdosteomyelitis.dThedwounddcarednursedwhodhasdbeendworkingdwithdMrs.dMayesdappliesdevidence-
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cdtissue.dMrs.dMayes,dhowever,dfindsdthedsuggestiondrepugnantdand adamantlyopposesdthisdtreatmentddeds
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pitedthedsizabledbodyofdevidencedsupportingdit.dHowdshoulddthednursedreconciledMrs.dMayesdviews withdth lj


edprinciplesdofdEBP?

A) Thenursedshoulddexplaindthatdreliabledanddvaliddresearchdevidencedoverridesdthedpatientsdopinion.

B) The nursedshoulddexplaindthedevidencedto thedpatientdindgreaterddetail.
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Lynne M. Dunphy, Jill E. Winland-Brown, Brian Oscar Porter, Debera J. Thomas Primary Care
Publisher: 2022 ISBN: 9781719644655 Edition: Unknown

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