Canadian Fundamentals of Nursing,
6th Edition
A infant's immunization may additionally cause discomfort at some point of administration,
however the blessings of safety from ailment outweigh the temporary discomforts. Which
precept applies to this case? - ANS-Beneficence.
(Beneficence means doing or selling accurate for others. Commitment to beneficence helps
guide difficult decisions. Balancing the dangers between the temporary ache of an injection and
the extended blessings is an instance. Fidelity approach being genuine to 1's paintings.
Nonmaleficence manner doing no harm. Respect for autonomy means giving allowing patients
to pick their personal route of care.)
A clinical nurse develops a higher way to steady an intravenous access tool in a patient and
wants to see whether or not it might benefit different sufferers. Which of the subsequent should
be step one in starting up a study? - ANS-Review current literature associated with the scientific
problem.
(Review of the literature is step one inside the orderly studies method to determine what's
already known about the hassle. Recruiting sufferers occurs later inside the method, after the
nurse identifies the problem, researches the literature, and designs the observe. Experimenting
with new nursing procedures that have no longer been tested or authorized is a danger to
sufferers. Surveys are designed to acquire statistics from big have a look at populations and
could now not be a primary step in the research procedure.)
A new nurse on an orthopedic unit is assigned to care for a patient undergoing skeletal traction.
The nurse asks a colleague, "What is the great practice for cleaning pin web sites in skeletal
traction?" This query is an instance of which of the following? - ANS-Knowledge-focused cause.
(A understanding-focused cause is a query concerning new information to be had on a topic. A
trouble-centered cause is one faced while the nurse is worrying for a patient or noting a trend.
The PICOT (populace, intervention, comparison, final results, time) layout is a way to word a
query to help clarify the query and the elements. A hypothesis is a prediction about the
connection between look at variables.)
A nurse is sued for failure to screen a patient appropriately. Which statements are accurate
about expert negligence complaints? (Select all that apply.)
A. The nurse is the plaintiff.
B. The person submitting the lawsuit has the burden of proof.
C. The defendant ought to prove damage, harm, or loss.
, D. The plaintiff should show that a breach within the winning widespread of care prompted an
injury. - ANS-B. The character filing the lawsuit has the burden of evidence. Correct
D. The plaintiff need to show that a breach in the prevailing general of care precipitated an
injury. Correct
(The plaintiff, the individual filing the fit, has the burden of evidence and need to show that a
breach in the triumphing standards of care precipitated an injury. The nurse might be a
defendant in this situation. The plaintiff, no longer the defendant, ought to show injury, harm, or
loss.)
A nurse supervisor is getting to know the effects of body of workers shortages on process pride
among new graduates. Which of the following will be the handiest way to gather statistics? -
ANS-By interviewing group of workers nurses at the unit concerning their perceptions.
(A qualitative studies have a look at can be performed successfully, in this situation, so as to
discover and describe the perceptions of body of workers nurses about team of workers
shortages and their job pride. Through narrative interviews, the members' perceptions may be
compared, and not unusual characteristics can be found. It is tough to accumulate records
about perceptions or feelings with out speaking to the ones concerned. Quantitative survey and
experimental studies involves unique measurements and would no longer be of use in this look
at of perceptions. Although obtaining guidelines for viable solutions will be beneficial, it does not
help to discover the problems in this unique unit. The data must be amassed first.)
A nurse manager wants to determine how nicely a new coverage is working within the scientific
vicinity. Which of the subsequent would be suitable to use? - ANS-Evaluation research.
(Evaluation research is aimed at locating out how nicely a software, exercise, coverage, or
system is running. A survey is a look at of a huge group to discover widespread facts, opinions,
attitudes, or perceptions. A grounded concept is developed through the collection and analysis
of qualitative statistics. Experimental studies entails accumulating data about human subjects
who are assigned to a manipulate organization and a assessment organization.)
A nurse researcher is designing an exercise study that entails one hundred patients who attend
a wellness hospital. As the patients come to the health center, every has a choice as to whether
she or he wants to be within the new workout program or remain inside the traditional
application. The nurse plans to degree the sufferers' self-report of exercise before and six
months after the program starts. What aspect may affect the consequences of this have a look
at in an unfavorable way? - ANS-Sampling approach.
(Because the patients at the medical institution are allowed their desire of the traditional as
opposed to the brand new exercise program, the sampling on this take a look at isn't always
random sampling.)
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A infant's immunization may additionally cause discomfort at some point of administration,
however the blessings of safety from ailment outweigh the temporary discomforts. Which
precept applies to this case? - ANS-Beneficence.
(Beneficence means doing or selling accurate for others. Commitment to beneficence helps
guide difficult decisions. Balancing the dangers between the temporary ache of an injection and
the extended blessings is an instance. Fidelity approach being genuine to 1's paintings.
Nonmaleficence manner doing no harm. Respect for autonomy means giving allowing patients
to pick their personal route of care.)
A clinical nurse develops a higher way to steady an intravenous access tool in a patient and
wants to see whether or not it might benefit different sufferers. Which of the subsequent should
be step one in starting up a study? - ANS-Review current literature associated with the scientific
problem.
(Review of the literature is step one inside the orderly studies method to determine what's
already known about the hassle. Recruiting sufferers occurs later inside the method, after the
nurse identifies the problem, researches the literature, and designs the observe. Experimenting
with new nursing procedures that have no longer been tested or authorized is a danger to
sufferers. Surveys are designed to acquire statistics from big have a look at populations and
could now not be a primary step in the research procedure.)
A new nurse on an orthopedic unit is assigned to care for a patient undergoing skeletal traction.
The nurse asks a colleague, "What is the great practice for cleaning pin web sites in skeletal
traction?" This query is an instance of which of the following? - ANS-Knowledge-focused cause.
(A understanding-focused cause is a query concerning new information to be had on a topic. A
trouble-centered cause is one faced while the nurse is worrying for a patient or noting a trend.
The PICOT (populace, intervention, comparison, final results, time) layout is a way to word a
query to help clarify the query and the elements. A hypothesis is a prediction about the
connection between look at variables.)
A nurse is sued for failure to screen a patient appropriately. Which statements are accurate
about expert negligence complaints? (Select all that apply.)
A. The nurse is the plaintiff.
B. The person submitting the lawsuit has the burden of proof.
C. The defendant ought to prove damage, harm, or loss.
, D. The plaintiff should show that a breach within the winning widespread of care prompted an
injury. - ANS-B. The character filing the lawsuit has the burden of evidence. Correct
D. The plaintiff need to show that a breach in the prevailing general of care precipitated an
injury. Correct
(The plaintiff, the individual filing the fit, has the burden of evidence and need to show that a
breach in the triumphing standards of care precipitated an injury. The nurse might be a
defendant in this situation. The plaintiff, no longer the defendant, ought to show injury, harm, or
loss.)
A nurse supervisor is getting to know the effects of body of workers shortages on process pride
among new graduates. Which of the following will be the handiest way to gather statistics? -
ANS-By interviewing group of workers nurses at the unit concerning their perceptions.
(A qualitative studies have a look at can be performed successfully, in this situation, so as to
discover and describe the perceptions of body of workers nurses about team of workers
shortages and their job pride. Through narrative interviews, the members' perceptions may be
compared, and not unusual characteristics can be found. It is tough to accumulate records
about perceptions or feelings with out speaking to the ones concerned. Quantitative survey and
experimental studies involves unique measurements and would no longer be of use in this look
at of perceptions. Although obtaining guidelines for viable solutions will be beneficial, it does not
help to discover the problems in this unique unit. The data must be amassed first.)
A nurse manager wants to determine how nicely a new coverage is working within the scientific
vicinity. Which of the subsequent would be suitable to use? - ANS-Evaluation research.
(Evaluation research is aimed at locating out how nicely a software, exercise, coverage, or
system is running. A survey is a look at of a huge group to discover widespread facts, opinions,
attitudes, or perceptions. A grounded concept is developed through the collection and analysis
of qualitative statistics. Experimental studies entails accumulating data about human subjects
who are assigned to a manipulate organization and a assessment organization.)
A nurse researcher is designing an exercise study that entails one hundred patients who attend
a wellness hospital. As the patients come to the health center, every has a choice as to whether
she or he wants to be within the new workout program or remain inside the traditional
application. The nurse plans to degree the sufferers' self-report of exercise before and six
months after the program starts. What aspect may affect the consequences of this have a look
at in an unfavorable way? - ANS-Sampling approach.
(Because the patients at the medical institution are allowed their desire of the traditional as
opposed to the brand new exercise program, the sampling on this take a look at isn't always
random sampling.)
