EVIDENCE BASED PRACTICE AND APPLIED
NURSING RESEARCH C361 WGU EXAM
AREADY GRADED A+.
Q1:Which option best describes change as opposed to transition? - CORRECT
ANSWER -Is explicit with tangible activities leading from a beginning to end
Q2:"Optimal staffing levels to decrease the use of sitters on an acute
inpatient unit."Based on the scenario above, select the type of outcome. -
CORRECT ANSWER -Organizational or unit based
Q3:Strategies for staving off staff resistance to change include considering
those affected by the change; talking openly, simply, directly, and
empathetically regarding the staff's sense of loss; and acknowledging the
loss and honoring the past. - CORRECT ANSWER -True
Q4:"Measure the change in nurses' attitudes after education about daily
electrode change."Based on the scenario above, select the type of outcome. -
CORRECT ANSWER -Third option
Q5:"Measuring the effectiveness of fall precautions for minimizing falls on
an inpatient unit."Based on the scenario above, select the type of outcomes.
- CORRECT ANSWER -Process or Intervention
Q6:"Evidence shows that daily electrode changes result in fewer false-
positive alarms. As a result, there is a proposal to move from no guidelines
for changing patient electrodes to changing electrodes daily. The staff
argues that changing electrodes as needed is more efficient for them and is
NURSING RESEARCH C361 WGU EXAM
AREADY GRADED A+.
Q1:Which option best describes change as opposed to transition? - CORRECT
ANSWER -Is explicit with tangible activities leading from a beginning to end
Q2:"Optimal staffing levels to decrease the use of sitters on an acute
inpatient unit."Based on the scenario above, select the type of outcome. -
CORRECT ANSWER -Organizational or unit based
Q3:Strategies for staving off staff resistance to change include considering
those affected by the change; talking openly, simply, directly, and
empathetically regarding the staff's sense of loss; and acknowledging the
loss and honoring the past. - CORRECT ANSWER -True
Q4:"Measure the change in nurses' attitudes after education about daily
electrode change."Based on the scenario above, select the type of outcome. -
CORRECT ANSWER -Third option
Q5:"Measuring the effectiveness of fall precautions for minimizing falls on
an inpatient unit."Based on the scenario above, select the type of outcomes.
- CORRECT ANSWER -Process or Intervention
Q6:"Evidence shows that daily electrode changes result in fewer false-
positive alarms. As a result, there is a proposal to move from no guidelines
for changing patient electrodes to changing electrodes daily. The staff
argues that changing electrodes as needed is more efficient for them and is
