SELU Nursing 378 Spring 2025 - Research in Nursing Exam
One (Chapters 1-6 Notes) Bradford
Administrative Law Correct Answers Government regulation
[HIPPA, med regulation]
Anonymity Correct Answers Subjects remain nameless and
responses cannot be connected to them
Appraising research includes? Correct Answers Author's
credentials are appropriate, no conflict of interest for author or
journal, journal is unbiased, study is peer reviewed, and study is
timely.
Checklist for literature review Correct Answers 1. Studies in
the 5 yrs
2. Relationship to previous research
3. Framework presented
4. Provides support for importance of study
5. Unbiased
6. Ends with summary of most important knowledge
Common Law Correct Answers Judicial decisions, made
during trials, also known as case laws
Comparison Correct Answers What is the comparison
intervention?
Components of informed consent Correct Answers 1.
Information- enough for the participant to fully understand
project
,2. Comprehension- ensure the potential subjects can balance the
risk and benefits
3. Voluntariness
Confidentiality Correct Answers Subjects' identity may be
known but not disclosed by researcher, identity can/t be linked
to responses.
Correlation Design Correct Answers A design that involves
the analysis of two variables to describe the strength and
direction between them.
Deductively Correct Answers Common in quantitative design.
Describe beneficence. Correct Answers Doing no harm by
maximizing possible benefits and minimizing possible harm.
Describe Justice. Correct Answers Making sure subjects have
a right to fair treatment, and fairness in distribution of benefits.
Describe respect for persons. Correct Answers Individuals are
autonomous human beings capable of making their own
decisions.
Describe the appraising theory in research? Correct Answers
Determine the concepts in the study and locate conceptual
definitions, determine how relationships between concepts are
described, analyzed, and validated, and examine the claims of
the researchers in linking the theory to the study.
, Descriptive Design Correct Answers Describe in detail some
process, event, or outcome. Very little is know about the
research question
Directional hypothesis Correct Answers Tells what direction
they think the experiment will go
During research, a subject maybe harmed in the following ways:
Correct Answers 1. Physically
2. Psychologically
3. Socially[lose a friend or play in society]
4. Economically [ lose job]
Empirical litarature Correct Answers Published works that
demonstrate how theories apply to individual behavior or
observed events
Evaluating legal issues include.. Correct Answers noting that
IRB approval was received, informed consent was mentioned,
protection of privacy is described, and requirements of HIPAA
are met.
Experimental design Correct Answers Studies of cause and
effect, effectiveness of intervention.
Include: randomization, manipulation, control group
Fabrication Correct Answers Data that was never collected
and is made up.
Falsification Correct Answers Form of deception, passing of
false or fabricated statements as though they were true.
One (Chapters 1-6 Notes) Bradford
Administrative Law Correct Answers Government regulation
[HIPPA, med regulation]
Anonymity Correct Answers Subjects remain nameless and
responses cannot be connected to them
Appraising research includes? Correct Answers Author's
credentials are appropriate, no conflict of interest for author or
journal, journal is unbiased, study is peer reviewed, and study is
timely.
Checklist for literature review Correct Answers 1. Studies in
the 5 yrs
2. Relationship to previous research
3. Framework presented
4. Provides support for importance of study
5. Unbiased
6. Ends with summary of most important knowledge
Common Law Correct Answers Judicial decisions, made
during trials, also known as case laws
Comparison Correct Answers What is the comparison
intervention?
Components of informed consent Correct Answers 1.
Information- enough for the participant to fully understand
project
,2. Comprehension- ensure the potential subjects can balance the
risk and benefits
3. Voluntariness
Confidentiality Correct Answers Subjects' identity may be
known but not disclosed by researcher, identity can/t be linked
to responses.
Correlation Design Correct Answers A design that involves
the analysis of two variables to describe the strength and
direction between them.
Deductively Correct Answers Common in quantitative design.
Describe beneficence. Correct Answers Doing no harm by
maximizing possible benefits and minimizing possible harm.
Describe Justice. Correct Answers Making sure subjects have
a right to fair treatment, and fairness in distribution of benefits.
Describe respect for persons. Correct Answers Individuals are
autonomous human beings capable of making their own
decisions.
Describe the appraising theory in research? Correct Answers
Determine the concepts in the study and locate conceptual
definitions, determine how relationships between concepts are
described, analyzed, and validated, and examine the claims of
the researchers in linking the theory to the study.
, Descriptive Design Correct Answers Describe in detail some
process, event, or outcome. Very little is know about the
research question
Directional hypothesis Correct Answers Tells what direction
they think the experiment will go
During research, a subject maybe harmed in the following ways:
Correct Answers 1. Physically
2. Psychologically
3. Socially[lose a friend or play in society]
4. Economically [ lose job]
Empirical litarature Correct Answers Published works that
demonstrate how theories apply to individual behavior or
observed events
Evaluating legal issues include.. Correct Answers noting that
IRB approval was received, informed consent was mentioned,
protection of privacy is described, and requirements of HIPAA
are met.
Experimental design Correct Answers Studies of cause and
effect, effectiveness of intervention.
Include: randomization, manipulation, control group
Fabrication Correct Answers Data that was never collected
and is made up.
Falsification Correct Answers Form of deception, passing of
false or fabricated statements as though they were true.
