ANAME:
Answer each of the 10 select-all-that-apply questions and create a brief rationale for every answer to each question, whether or not it is correct. Do not just repeat the answer. Provide a brief (1 – 2 sentence), original, accurate reason why the answer is correct or incorrect. Bold correct responses for each question. Answers can be found in the text, class slides and weekly readings. This is similar to an ATI practice assessment with questions/rationales except YOU are creating the rationales. Do not use a “Homework helper” site (such as Chegg) – this is exam prep and not homework.
See example in BB for an example question to assist you with completing the Worksheet.
During the final exam class you will come to Zoom class and in Week 15 Module in BB enter your letter answers (A,B,C,D) into a test and upload your completed copy of this Worksheet in SafeAssign. BOTH are required to receive credit. Note that copied/shared/plagiarized content will result in a zero grade.
Simple, original answers are required.
Bold correct answer letters and answers – see example
1 Which is not an example of systematic reviews
A Clinical practice guideline
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B metanalysis
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C Narrative integrations summarizing knowledge on a topic
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D metasynthesis
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2 Which study title could not use an experimental design?
A the effect of body position of dyspnea in patient with COPD
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B The effect of exercise on self-esteem in adolescents
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C The effect of diet on sleep patterns in older men
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D the effect of age on pulmonary complications in surgical patients.
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3 Which qualitative research tradition involves the discovery of a core variable that is central in explaining what is going on in a social science?
A Ethnography
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B Grounded theory
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C Philology
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D Phenomenology
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4 which is not a source for the development of a research problem?
A Theories
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B Code of ethics
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C Nursing literature
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D Clinical experience
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5 What statement is true?
A A null hypothesis is used in statistical hypothesis testing but is rarely stated in research report
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B A null hypothesis can sometimes be proved
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C A research hypothesis predicts no relationship between two variables
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D A research hypothesis is always stated directionally
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6 In which qualitative research tradition is a literature review least likely to be done prior to going into the field to collect data?
A ethnography
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B Phenomenology
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C no major qualitative research tradition does a literature review at the outset
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D Grounded theory
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7 To a nurse seeking evidence on a question, a literature review article in a journal would be considered:
A A descendant in the descendancy approach
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B bibliographic databases
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C secondary source
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D a primary source
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A8 Assessing each participant to a group by random assignment means:
A every participants has an equal chance of being assigned to any group
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B groups being compared will necessary by equivalent at the cutset
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C researchers have control over which people are assigned to which groups
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D participants are randomly selected from the population
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9 Typically, which decision would not be appropriate to make in advance for a qualitative study?
A selection of a research tradition
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B equipment needs
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C the size of research sample
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D selection of a study
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10 The first step in an individual EBP effort is
A Appraising evidence
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B Finding evidence
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C attending professional conferences
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D Asking a well-worded clinical question
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