UBC2 - EVIDENCE-BASED PRACTICE
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2024 LATEST
UPDATED GRADED 100% PASS.
Concept - Answer An abstract idea that is used to describe or identify
phenomena.
Primary Data - Answer Data collected directly from the subject for the
purpose of the research study - Surveys, questionnaires, observations,
physiologic studies.
Falsification - Answer A type of research misconduct where the researcher
manipulates the results, changes procedures, omits data, or accepts
subjects into the study who do not meet inclusion criteria.
Nazi Experiments - Answer Studies on prisoners in Nazi concentration
camps aimed at determining the limits of human endurance and learning
ways to treat medical problems faced by German armed forces.
Tuskegee - Answer Study initiated to examine the natural course of
untreated syphilis.
Nuremberg Code - Answer A section of a written verdict that outlined what
constitutes acceptable medical research, forming the basis of codes of
ethical conduct internationally.
Discussion Section - Answer This portion of the research article provides
an interpretation of the results and discusses how the findings extend the
body of knowledge.
Inductive reasoning - Answer A process of reasoning from specific
observations to broader generalizations and theories.
Literature Review - Answer Provides an in-depth analysis of recently
published research findings in a specific area of interest. Review informs
the research question and guides development of the research plan.
, Jewish Chronic Disease Hospital - Answer Involved injection of foreign,
live cancer cells into hospitalized patients with chronic diseases to
determine whether a body's inability to reject CA cells was related to
chronic diseases or not.
Therapeutic research - Answer Research studies in which the subject can
be expected to receive a potentially beneficial treatment.
Practice Guidelines - Answer Research-based recommendations for
practices that are graded as mandatory, optional or supplemental and that
may be stated as standards of practice, procedures, or decision algorithms.
Bias - Answer The distortion of true findings by factors other than those
being studied.
Nursing Research - Answer A systematic process of inquiry that uses
rigorous guidelines to produce unbiased, trustworthy answers to questions
about nursing practice.
Empirical literature - Answer This type of literature includes published
works that demonstrate how theories apply to individual behavior or
observed events., A synonym for data-based literature; research
approaches that test hypotheses.
Non-therapeutic research - Answer Research carried out for the purpose
of generating knowledge. It is not expected to benefit the research subject,
but may lead to improved treatment in the future.
Predictive research - Answer Research designed to search for variables
measured at one point in time that may forecast an outcome that is
measured at a different point in time.
Diffusion of Innovations - Answer This model includes four major concepts:
Innovation, communication, time and social system.
Ethics - Answer Type of philosophy that studies right and wrong.
Themes - Answer Implicit, recurring and unifying ideas derived from the
raw data in qualitative research.
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS 2024 LATEST
UPDATED GRADED 100% PASS.
Concept - Answer An abstract idea that is used to describe or identify
phenomena.
Primary Data - Answer Data collected directly from the subject for the
purpose of the research study - Surveys, questionnaires, observations,
physiologic studies.
Falsification - Answer A type of research misconduct where the researcher
manipulates the results, changes procedures, omits data, or accepts
subjects into the study who do not meet inclusion criteria.
Nazi Experiments - Answer Studies on prisoners in Nazi concentration
camps aimed at determining the limits of human endurance and learning
ways to treat medical problems faced by German armed forces.
Tuskegee - Answer Study initiated to examine the natural course of
untreated syphilis.
Nuremberg Code - Answer A section of a written verdict that outlined what
constitutes acceptable medical research, forming the basis of codes of
ethical conduct internationally.
Discussion Section - Answer This portion of the research article provides
an interpretation of the results and discusses how the findings extend the
body of knowledge.
Inductive reasoning - Answer A process of reasoning from specific
observations to broader generalizations and theories.
Literature Review - Answer Provides an in-depth analysis of recently
published research findings in a specific area of interest. Review informs
the research question and guides development of the research plan.
, Jewish Chronic Disease Hospital - Answer Involved injection of foreign,
live cancer cells into hospitalized patients with chronic diseases to
determine whether a body's inability to reject CA cells was related to
chronic diseases or not.
Therapeutic research - Answer Research studies in which the subject can
be expected to receive a potentially beneficial treatment.
Practice Guidelines - Answer Research-based recommendations for
practices that are graded as mandatory, optional or supplemental and that
may be stated as standards of practice, procedures, or decision algorithms.
Bias - Answer The distortion of true findings by factors other than those
being studied.
Nursing Research - Answer A systematic process of inquiry that uses
rigorous guidelines to produce unbiased, trustworthy answers to questions
about nursing practice.
Empirical literature - Answer This type of literature includes published
works that demonstrate how theories apply to individual behavior or
observed events., A synonym for data-based literature; research
approaches that test hypotheses.
Non-therapeutic research - Answer Research carried out for the purpose
of generating knowledge. It is not expected to benefit the research subject,
but may lead to improved treatment in the future.
Predictive research - Answer Research designed to search for variables
measured at one point in time that may forecast an outcome that is
measured at a different point in time.
Diffusion of Innovations - Answer This model includes four major concepts:
Innovation, communication, time and social system.
Ethics - Answer Type of philosophy that studies right and wrong.
Themes - Answer Implicit, recurring and unifying ideas derived from the
raw data in qualitative research.
