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Which of the following aspect of the study is considered a measure to maintain the uniformity of conditions of a quantitative study? a. Accuracy b. Methods c. Control d. Validity - ANS c. Control What is the overall purpose of the research design in a quantitative research study? a. To determine sample size b. To identify the problem statement c. To provide a plan for answering the research question d. To assist the researcher in identifying gaps in the knowledge base - ANS ...

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Nurs 1351 exam #1 Questions With Complete Solutions

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Parenteral Nutrition (PN) - Answer - the intravenous infusion of nutrients administered directly into the bloodstream, bypassing the digestive system (through the central vein) Enteral nutrition (EN) - Answer - Provided when pt is unable to digest foods or the upper GI tract is impaired and the transport of food to the small intestine is interrupted - Can also be used to supplement the client's own food intake when it is insufficient to meet daily needs - Administered though NG tu...

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QSEN Competencies - Answer patient centered care, teamwork and collaboration, evidence-based practice, quality improvement, safety, informatics National Council on State Boards of Nursing - Answer creates NCLEX, compilation of laws that regulate nursing practice of nursing and direct state board; criteria that allow for licensure guidance/rules/regulations, enforcement of rules PA State Board of Nursing - Answer oversees nursing regulations and law in state of PA 5 Aspects of P...

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What is surfactant and why is it important? - Answer it works to decrease surface tension and allows alveoli to expand - its like a lubricant What two organ systems change when a baby is first born? - Answer cardiovascular and respiratory - baby is using them for themselves for the first time! What is an expected range for newborns respirations? - Answer 30-60 Whats the difference between apnea and periodic breathing? - Answer apnea is a cessation of breathing for longer tha...

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Medical model - Answer o Absence of disease o Health is measured by indicators of disease o Individual level o Focus is on problem and cures · Health promotion: - Answer o The process of empowering people to increase control over and improve their health · Disease prevention: - Answer o Activities undertaken by the health sector to prevent the occurrence of disease, to detect and stop disease development in those at risk, and reduce negative effects once a disease has establi...

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Climate Change and Aging - Answer 1. Natural disasters - occur in the presence of social issues - compound these issues for the most vulnerable 2. Examine climate change morally and socially 3. Vulnerability - disproportionate risk of negative outcomes (death, loss, injury) - disproportionate difficulty in recovering - predictor of excess mortality (not age) Climate Justice Approach - Answer 1. Climate change 2. Impacts people unevenly 3. Address injustices equitably Cli...

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Pandemic that spread throughout parts of Asia and most of Europe - Answer What is the black plague? bacterium called Yersinia pestis - Answer Where does it come from? First on fleas, fleas on rats, rats die, then fleas go on humans - Answer How does it get to humans? Viral Hemorrhagic Fever - Answer Some people thought it was trading with China brought back from merchants - Answer Origin? Bubonic, pneumonic, and septicemic - Answer Types of plague lymph nodes:...

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Why are schools good places for health promotion? - Answer can reach a lot of people and can prevent bad habits early, cancer diabetes and heart disease starts early habits developed in youth - Answer - Tobacco Use - Physical Inactivity - Poor Diet - Alcohol and Drug Use - Behaviors Leading to Injury - Unsafe Sexual Practices Coordinated School Health Model components - Answer o Health education o Physical education o Community and family involvement o Health services o ...

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With of the following criteria must be met to infer causality a) The relationship between cause and effect must be measurable and reciprocal B) The relationship must not be explained baby any other variable C) The independent variable must change in response to manipulation of the dependent variable D) The outcome must be logical, expected, and predictable - Answer B Which of the following situations meets a criterion for inferring causality between performance of exercise and adapt...

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What is the difference between a hypothesis and a research problem? a. There is no difference between a research problem and a hypothesis. b. A hypothesis is theory based, and a research question is practice based. c. A hypothesis attempts to answer the question posed by the research problem. d. A research problem defines clinical research, and a hypothesis defines bench research. - Answer c. A hypothesis attempts to answer the question posed by the research problem. How is a hypothesi...

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Which of the following aspect of the study is considered a measure to maintain the uniformity of conditions of a quantitative study? a. Accuracy b. Methods c. Control d. Validity - Answer c. Control What is the overall purpose of the research design in a quantitative research study? a. To determine sample size b. To identify the problem statement c. To provide a plan for answering the research question d. To assist the researcher in identifying gaps in the knowledge base - Answer ...

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Which of the following definitions of paradigm is correct? a. A way of linking the naturalistic world to empirical thought b. Philosophical beliefs that influence the way people in a society think about the world c. A model that captures the interaction of specific variables within a known concept d. A concept that encompasses the integration of "wholeness," spirituality, and personal worth into scientific thought - Answer b. Philosophical beliefs that influence the way people in a ...

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During a two-week postoperative follow-up home visit, a female client who had gastric bypass surgery exhibits abdominal tenderness, shoulder pain, and describes feelings of malaise. Her vital signs are: temperature 101.8°F, blood pressure 100/50, heart rate 104 beats/minute, and respirations 18 breaths/minute. Which action should the nurse take? a. Determine the client's current oxygen saturation rate. b. Instruct the client to drive to the hospital for admission c. Recheck the client...

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documentation - Answer provides a written record that can communicate observations and data to the healthcare team types of documented reports - Answer - change of shift reports - telephone reports - telephone orders - transfer reports change of shift reports - Answer (walk around) data should be objective, current, and concise; avoid unprofessional comments telephone reports/ orders - Answer used during significant events or changes; used only when absolutely necessary...

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What is one of the functions of a healthcare team? 1. Reward nurses for a job well done. 2. Protect nurses in employment disputes. 3. Allow both team and individual growth for the improvement of overall healthcare. 4. Outline employment requirements for nurses in specialty areas. - Answer 3. Allow both team and individual growth for the improvement of overall healthcare. When the licensed practical nurse (LPN) manager is involved in building and maintaining a team, the LPN usually work...

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Climate Change and Aging - Answer 1. Natural disasters - occur in the presence of social issues - compound these issues for the most vulnerable 2. Examine climate change morally and socially 3. Vulnerability - disproportionate risk of negative outcomes (death, loss, injury) - disproportionate difficulty in recovering - predictor of excess mortality (not age) Climate Justice Approach - Answer 1. Climate change 2. Impacts people unevenly 3. Address injustices equitably Cli...

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Average growth pattern with regard height and weight. - Answer Average newborn (in North America) 7.5 lbs and 20 inches (95% 18/22in, at age 5 (1-10lbs) remaining 5% are kids who are smaller to children who are larger. By 2 years: 1/5 adult weight and 1/2 adult height. If you're short as a two year old, then you will be short as an adult. cephalocaudal pattern of growth - Answer Growth begins at top of head and gradually works it's way down. (As a newborn your head is about 1/4 ...

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science of development - Answer the science that seeks to understand how and why people of all ages and circumstances change or remain the same over time nature - Answer traits, capacities, limitations each individual inherits genetically from his/her parents at conception -biologically based nurture - Answer all of the environmental influences that affect an individual after conception -this includes everything from the mothers nutrition while pregnant to the cultural influen...

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How is a hypothesis related to a theory? a. A hypothesis can determine the validity of a theory. b. A hypothesis can be used to evaluate the merit of a theory. c. A theory can determine the validity of a hypothesis. d. A theory can be used to evaluate the merit of a hypothesis. - Answer ANS: B The merits of a theory are evaluated through a hypothesis. In a research study, what are the properties of interest that take on different values and are different from each other? a. Vari...

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NURS 1351 Final Exam Questions with 100% Correct Answers

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NURS 1351 Exam Questions with 100% Correct Answers

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