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NURSING RESEARCH


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4 Major characteristics of Scientific

Research:

Systematic follows a step bystepprocess

Empirical Objectivity (anshypothesis)

Control controlled have a

direction and planCriticalinvestigation

fact findinginvestigation


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The scientific basis of a

research is called:

a.scope and limitation

b.review of related studies

c.theoretical framework

d. significance of the study


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These are present in a trueexperimental research.

1. manipulation

2. Control3. Randomization

4. Evaluation

a. 1,2,3,4 b. 1,2,3 c. 1,3 d. 3,4


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Level I research is used

when little knowledge is

available about a topic. Inthe research question, What

re nurses ttitudes tow rdobese patients , which oneis the variable?A. Nurses

B. Obese patients

C. Attitudes

D. What


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STEM:

What...

TOPIC:

nurses attitudes towards obese

patients VARIABLE:

attitudes

POPULATION:

Nurses


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In Leoras proposed research

question, What do insulin

dependent diabetic patientswant to know about their

disease?, the underlined

phrase refers to the

problems:

A. StemB. Topic

C. Variable

D. Population


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What do insulin dependent

diabetic patients want to

know about their disease?

STEM:

What... TOPIC:

do insulin dependent diabetic patients want to know

about their disease?

VARIABLE: Desire for knowledge

POPULATION:

insulin dependent diabetic patients


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Indicate the levels of

inquiry


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What is the relationship ofpatient education to patientcompliance in a cardiacrehabilitation program?

Ans: _________________________


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What will happen if self-carebehaviors are taught topatients with chronic illness?

Ans: _________________________


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What is the relationship ofcontinuing in-serviceeducation in their specialty tothe turnover rate of cardiaccare CCU) nurses?

Ans: _________________________


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Why do self-care behaviorsincrease the feelings of well-being in patients with chronicillness?

Ans: _________________________


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All but one are true in

conducting literature review:

A. It provides a sense of context andhistory.

B. It forms the foundation and rationale

for your own research.

C. It predicts the actual result of the

research study.

D. It gives awareness of facts, prior

findings and instruments relevant to

the study.

Th t t ti t th


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The tentative answer to the

research problem which is

advanced by the researcher is

called:

a.assumption

b.conceptual framework

c.hypothesis

d.inference


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Determine the experimental group ofthe hypothesis, Use of ORrestrictive shoes or shoe covers

results in less bacterial transfer toclean areas than use of unprotectedstreet shoes

A. Patients brought to the OR for surgicalprocedures

B. Patients who wore OR restricted shoes or

shoe coversC. OR nurses who wore OR restricted shoes

or shoe covers

D. Visitors who wore OR restricted shoes of

shoe covers


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Use of OR restrictive shoes or shoe

covers results in less bacterial

transfer to clean areas than use ofunprotected street shoes

Experimental group

OR nurses who wore ORrestricted shoes or shoecovers


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EXPECTED RESULT

Will result in lessbacterial transfer toclean areas

f O


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Comparison group

OR staff who wearunprotected shoes


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Moniques research adviser asked her to

identify the variables in their study hypothesis,

Mothers anxiety and perception are related tochanges in infant satiety, anxiety, and feeding

behavior. Which statement is accurate?

A. The independent variables are infantsatiety, anxiety, feeding behavior

B. The independent variables are mothers

anxiety and perceptionC. The dependent variables are feeding

behavior and mothers anxiety

D. The dependent variables are infantsatiety, mothers anxiety


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Moniques research adviser asked her to identify

the variables in her study hypothesis, Mothers

anxiety and perception are related to changesin infant satiety, anxiety, and feeding

behavior. Which statement is accurate?

A. The independent variables are infantsatiety, anxiety, feeding behavior

B. The independent variables are mothers

anxiety and perception - dependentC. The dependent variables are feeding

behavior and mothers anxiety

D. The dependent variables are infantsatiety, mothers anxiety


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One of the titles of the journalsthat the researcher read is,Unintended Pregnancies in thePhilippines is an example ofwhat type of design?

A.Ex post facto

B.Historical

C.Descriptive

D.Survey


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The most powerful research

method for establishing causal

relationship is:

a.experimental

b.ex post facto

c.correlational

d.descriptive


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In this type of sampling,

selection of units in the

sample is done by chance.

a. sequential

b. simple random

c. stratified

d. cluster

This type of sampling uses the


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This type of sampling uses the

technique whereby the

population is subdivided into

areas or sections.

a. Systematic

b. Stratified

c. cluster

d. purposive

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