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OTKE/NBCOT prep Exam Questions With 100% Answers A patient demonstrates weakness in elbow flexion when the forearm is positioned in pronation. Which is the primary muscle responsible for this motion? - Answer -Brachialis The brachialis performs elbow flexion in pronation. A patient presents with an acute injury of a wrist sprain with pain and swelling. What is the MOST appropriate modality? - Answer -icepack ice (cryotherapy) is the only appropriate modality. Any heating agent will conti...

NCTRC Exam #2 2023/2024 The CTRS is encouraging team members to use the STAR approach to client safety. The CTRS explains that the STAR approach begins by, - ANSWER-Stopping to concentrate on tacks A client with a history of aggression begins swearing and pacing back and forth, shouting, "You can't make me stay here!" The MOST appropriate initial response is to - ANSWER-Speak calmly and quietly to the client In evaluating research as part of the development of evidence-based practice...

The CTRS is encouraging team members to use the STAR approach to client safety. The CTRS explains that the STAR approach begins by, correct answers Stopping to concentrate on tacks A client with a history of aggression begins swearing and pacing back and forth, shouting, "You can't make me stay here!" The MOST appropriate initial response is to correct answers Speak calmly and quietly to the client In evaluating research as part of the development of evidence-based practice guidelines, t...

N 108 Nursing Research Final Exam Study Guide NOTE: These questions are meant to guide your exam preparation. You are responsible for all assigned readings and lecture notes. Look to text or lecture notes. What are the major differences between qualitative and quantitative research designs? Qualitative - relates to how and why behaviors, focuses on words instead of numbers, and on giving meaning to a phenomenon or an event. Data stems from telling stories, describing events, and examining...

COUN 505 Study Guide Latest 1. quantitative research: maintain distance between researcher and participants - common lang and model of scientific understanding 2. qualitative research: close interaction between researcher and participants - less structures and are more flexible and creative 3. mixed methodology inquiry: -variations data collection leads to greater validity -answers from # of perspectives -ensures no gaps of info 4. philosophies of science: -ontology (nature of reality...

The four essential elements for evaluation of qualitative research are - CORRECT ANSWER credibility, transferability, dependability, and confirmability The research method used to study participants' lived experience is - CORRECT ANSWER phenomenology The research method based on making collective observations and that is used to study a particular culture is - CORRECT ANSWER ethnography The research method used when the goal is to discover a process is - CORRECT ANSWER grounded theory W...

COM4806-Organisational Communication Research ASSIGNMENT 1 03/2022. 1 INTRODUCTION Research is one of many different ways of knowing or understanding something. Research is conducted for a variety of reasons, including understanding, describing, predicting, or controlling an educational or psychological phenomenon, or to empower individuals in such contexts. As a result, this study is based on the philosophical foundations of communication research. The first section is divided into five p...

The CTRS is encouraging team members to use the STAR approach to client safety. The CTRS explains that the STAR approach begins by, correct answers Stopping to concentrate on tacks A client with a history of aggression begins swearing and pacing back and forth, shouting, "You can't make me stay here!" The MOST appropriate initial response is to correct answers Speak calmly and quietly to the client In evaluating research as part of the development of evidence-based practice guidelines, t...

COM4806-Organisational Communication Research ASSIGNMENT 1 LATEST 2022. 1 INTRODUCTION Research is one of many different ways of knowing or understanding something. Research is conducted for a variety of reasons, including understanding, describing, predicting, or controlling an educational or psychological phenomenon, or to empower individuals in such contexts. As a result, this study is based on the philosophical foundations of communication research. The first section is divided into fi...

CHAPTER 3 – MOVING FROM FACT TO TRUTH: VALIDITY, RELIABILITY, AND MEASUREMENT Chapter Summary This chapter began by describing four forms of validity (internal, external, construct and conceptual). We reviewed important distinctions between these four forms of validity, but the primary point to remember is that each of the four forms of validity has to do with a different form of psychological accuracy or “truth.” Am I correct in inferring causality from a correlation (internal validity)...