BURNS AND GROVES THE PRACTICE OF
NURSING RESEARCH COMPLETE SOLUTION
GUIDE 2026 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◉ Nontherapeutic nursing research. Answer: Does not benefit the
participant directly but is important to generate and refine nursing
knowledge for practice.
◉ Clinical equipoise. Answer: Is the responsibility of clinicians to
provide the best possible treatment for their patient.
Exists when one has no good basis for a choice between two or more
care options
◉ Stem cells. Answer: Human cells that can reproduce themselves or
can develop into specialized cells of other types, such as blood cells
or muscle cells
◉ Somatic cells. Answer: Of adults and umbilical cord blood of
infants
Somatic cells are any cell in the body except those cells used for
reproduction, specifically any cells except sperm and eggs
, ◉ Pluripotent cells. Answer: Master cells and can make cells for any
layer of the body
They are important because the cells they produce as they divide are
used for tissue repair are used for tissue repair in the body.
Sources: adult cells, fetal cells, embryos, and reprogrammed human
cells.
◉ Organdoids. Answer: Are three-dimensional structures created
from stem cells to mimic functions of organs
◉ Informed consent. Answer: An ethical principle requiring that
research participants be told enough to enable them to choose
whether they wish to participate.
◉ Noncoerscive disclaimer. Answer: A statement that participation
is voluntary and refusal to participate will involve no penalty or loss
of benefits to which the participant is entitled.
◉ incomplete disclosure. Answer: Withholding some information in
order to conduct an unbiased study, with the understanding that the
information could be material to a decision by prospective
participants about whether or not to participate in the study.
NURSING RESEARCH COMPLETE SOLUTION
GUIDE 2026 QUESTIONS WITH ANSWERS
GRADED A+
◉ Nontherapeutic nursing research. Answer: Does not benefit the
participant directly but is important to generate and refine nursing
knowledge for practice.
◉ Clinical equipoise. Answer: Is the responsibility of clinicians to
provide the best possible treatment for their patient.
Exists when one has no good basis for a choice between two or more
care options
◉ Stem cells. Answer: Human cells that can reproduce themselves or
can develop into specialized cells of other types, such as blood cells
or muscle cells
◉ Somatic cells. Answer: Of adults and umbilical cord blood of
infants
Somatic cells are any cell in the body except those cells used for
reproduction, specifically any cells except sperm and eggs
, ◉ Pluripotent cells. Answer: Master cells and can make cells for any
layer of the body
They are important because the cells they produce as they divide are
used for tissue repair are used for tissue repair in the body.
Sources: adult cells, fetal cells, embryos, and reprogrammed human
cells.
◉ Organdoids. Answer: Are three-dimensional structures created
from stem cells to mimic functions of organs
◉ Informed consent. Answer: An ethical principle requiring that
research participants be told enough to enable them to choose
whether they wish to participate.
◉ Noncoerscive disclaimer. Answer: A statement that participation
is voluntary and refusal to participate will involve no penalty or loss
of benefits to which the participant is entitled.
◉ incomplete disclosure. Answer: Withholding some information in
order to conduct an unbiased study, with the understanding that the
information could be material to a decision by prospective
participants about whether or not to participate in the study.
