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NURSING RESEARCH FINAL EXAM

Which of the following is an example of a clinical nursing research question that a nurse might ask? A. What is the appropriate course of action when a nurse is faced with a moral dilemma? B. In what ways do nursing students benefit from a course on evidence-based practice? C. What factors influence clients' weight gain following a smoking cessation intervention? D. What percentage of nurses has a master's or doctorate degree?

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What factors influence clients' weight gain following a smoking cessation intervention?

In the United States, research has come to play an important role for the nursing profession with respect to: A. Credentialing and improving nurses' status. B. Strengthening nurses' bargaining power. C. Supporting better avenues for advanced degrees. D. Providing opportunities to serve on important government policy-making boards

A. Credentialing and improving nurses' status.

Which of the following is the purpose of a journal club?

D. A journal club occurs in many practice settings, as an opportunity to share and discuss the new evidence of relevance to clinicians. Journals clubs sometimes involve face-to-face group meetings but also can involve online discussions to accommodate diverse schedules. Participants in a journal club do not develop ideas for a journal article, hear a presentation by a researcher, or get tested on journal article content.

Developing a strong base of evidence for nursing practice aims to best serve... A. Nursing administrators B. Practicing nurses C. Health care policymakers D. Nurses' clients

D. Nurses' clients

Which of the following describes what consumers of research do as part of their role in nursing research? A. Design studies B. Undertake studies. C. Produce research D. Read research

D. Read research

A nurse begins an evidence-based practice (EBP) endeavor with the following question: "Is massage therapy more effective than music therapy in reducing agitation in nursing home residents with dementia?" In this question, which of the PICO components is massage therapy? A. Outcome B. Population C. Intervention or influence D. Comparison

C. Intervention or influence

A nurse begins an evidence-based practice (EBP) endeavor with the following question: "Does alternating pressure air mattresses reduce the incidence of pressure ulcers among ICU clients?" In this question, which of the PICO components is the "incidence of pressure ulcers"? A. Population B. Outcome C. Intervention or influence D. Comparison

A nurse begins an evidence-based practice (EBP) endeavor with the following question: "Does alcohol hand sanitizer reduce microbial counts on nurses' hands in surgical ICUs?" In this question, which of the PICO components is hand sanitizer? A. Outcome B. Comparison C. Population D. Intervention or influence

D. intervention or influence

A nurse begins an evidence-based practice (EBP) endeavor with the following question: "In children aged 8-12 years does suffering from asthma affect the children social development?" In this question, "suffering from asthma" is which of the following PIO components? A. (I) Influence or exposure B. (O) outcome C. (I) Intervention D. Comparison E. Population

A. Influence or exposure

An ICU nurse is proposing an evidence-based practice project to a group of fellow nurses. The nurse is explaining the evidence-based practice process. Which of the following is the last step of the evidence- based practice process for individual evidence-based practice efforts? A. Searching for and acquiring relevant research evidence B. Evaluate the effectiveness of the intervention. C. Applying evidence, integrated with other factors such as client preferences, to clinical practice D. Asking a clinical question that can be answered with research evidence E. Appraising and synthesizing the evidence

B. Evaluate the effectiveness of the intervention.

Which of the following is an accurate description of the purpose of an evidence hierarchy? A. To provide an incentive structure for those undertaking research B. To guide researchers in selecting a research design C. To rank order evidence according to the strength of evidence provided D. To promote the creation of systematic reviews

C. To rank order evidence according to the strength of evidence provided

Which of the following type of evidence source is at the pinnacle of evidence hierarchies regardless of the type of the clinical question? A. In-depth qualitative studies B. It depends on the nature of the question being asked C. Randomized controlled trials D. Systematic reviews

D. Systematic reviews

In the PICO acronym, the "O" component of clinical questions stands for Observation. True or False

False O=Outcome

Which of the following is a cause-probing research question? A. Do men exercise more than women? B. Do people who exercise have better nutritional habits? C. Does rigorous exercise reduce the risk of obesity? D. What amount of exercise is optimal for adolescents?

C. Does rigorous exercise reduce the risk of obesity?

"Baccalaureate degree-prepared nurses practice more rehabilitative nursing measures on a client in an ICU than associate degree-prepared nurses" In the above study hypothesis, what is the dependent variable? A. Associate degree-prepared nurses B. Type of educational background of nurses C. Rehabilitative nursing measures D. Baccalaureate degree-prepared nurses

C. Rehabilitative nursing measures

In terms of the PICO framework for asking well-worded questions in an evidence search, an independent variable in a quantitative study corresponds to which component?

I=Intervention

During which phase of a quantitative study does the researcher make decisions regarding how many study participants are needed and how they would be recruited? A. The conceptual phase B. The design and planning phase C. The empirical phase D. The analytic phase

B. The design and planning phase

Which term do quantitative researchers use when referring to people who participate in a study? A. Study investigators B. Study participants C. Study volunteers D. Study researchers

B. Study participants

Which activity occurs during the conceptual phase of a quantitative research project? A. Developing intervention protocols B. Specifying how the sample will be selected and how many subjects needed. C. Identifying the research problem and formulating research questions. D. Obtaining funding for the project

C. Identifying the research problem and formulating research questions.

Which of the following represents the researcher's prediction about relationships between study variables? A. Conceptual definitions B. Research question C. Study design D. Hypotheses

D. Hypotheses

"Is the quality of life of nursing home residents affected by their functional ability or hearing acuity?" In the above research question, what is the dependent variable? A. Quality of life B. Hearing acuity C. Functional ability D. Nursing home residents

A. Quality of life

Which statement about quantitative research design is true? A. The generalizability of findings from quantitative studies is not possible. B. The published research report incorporates the themes and categories that emerge from data analysis. C. Study protocols for the study design are finalized during the design and planning phase. D. The design for many quantitative studies emerges and evolves during the course of data collection

C. Study protocols for the study design are finalized during the design and planning phase.

A nurse researcher compared men's and women's levels of anxiety following cardiac surgery and made sure that both groups were comparable with regard to having a history of complications of surgery or anesthesia by excluding all patients with any history of surgical or anesthesia complications. History of surgical or anesthesia complications is which of the following? A. Confounding variable B. Independent variable C. Dependent variable D. Outcome (O component of the PIO) E. Intervention/Influence/Exposure (I component of the PIO)

A. Confounding variable

Which of the following sections of a quantitative research report includes a literature review of the research studies that addressed the research problem under study? A. Method section B. Discussion C. Results section D. Introduction

D. Introduction

In which section of a research report, researchers discuss the study limitations? A. Results section B. Method section C. Introduction D. Discussion section

D. Discussion section

In which section of a research report would the following sentence most likely appear? "Significant differences were found between the experimental and control groups on the full Nursing Stress Scale (t = -2.95; p=.00) and six of the seven subscales including stress related to issues of Death and Dying (t=−2.24, p=.03), Conflict with Physicians (t=−2.11, p=.04), Inadequate Preparation (t=−1.95, p=.05), Conflict with Other Nurses (t=−4.17, p=.00), Work Load (t=−2.30, p=.02), and Uncertainty Concerning Treatment (t=−2.14, p=.03). The only subscale where there were no significant differences between groups was stress related to issues of Lack of Support." A. Results section B. Discussion C. Method section D. Introduction

A. Results section

In which section would the following sentence most likely appear? "The results of this study need to be considered with regard to limitations. The primary limitation is the small sample size, which makes it difficult to generalize the effectiveness of the intervention beyond our population. The sample size may also have made it difficult to detect significant relationships between the intervention and the outcomes of interest. A second limitation is the degree of program utilization. Several nurses in the experiment group did not access the program, thereby diluting observed differences between the experimental and control groups. The reasons why these nurses did not access the program is worthy of further consideration as is exploring ways in which utilization could have been bolstered. It is encouraging, however, that despite the small sample size and limited utilization the results clearly revealed that the intervention had beneficial effects on nurses' perception of stress lending additional support to the findings that programs focusing on personnel support can be an effective workplace stress management approach for nurses (Mimura & Griffiths, 2003). " A. Method section B. Results section C. Introduction D. Discussion

D. Discussion

In which section would the following sentence most likely appear" "Study participants were 104 nurses employed either by one of five hospitals included in a suburban Virginia hospital system (n=36) or a large metropolitan hospital in New York (n=68)." A. Introduction B. Discussion C. Results section D. Method section

D. Method section

Which section of the research report includes information about the level of significance of the study findings? A. Discussion B. Introduction C. Methods D. Results

What does the statement "the results of this study are statistically significant" mean? A. The findings are clinically important B. The findings are probably true and replicable C. The findings are spurious D. The findings are the strength of the study

B. The findings are probably true and replicable

What does the statement "the findings are statistically reliable" mean? A. The researcher's hypothesis is correct B. The finding is very important C. The same results are likely to occur with a new sample of subjects D. The findings are spurious or fake

C. The same results are likely to occur with a new sample of subjects

Which of the following is the most effective method for protecting the confidentiality of the study participants? A. Obtaining informed consent from participants before the study B. Avoiding the collection of any identifying information C. Placing all identifying information on computer files rather than manual files D. Performing a risk/benefit assessment

B. Avoiding the collection of any identifying information

A researcher who is studying interactions among patients in a psychiatric hospital collected data without participants' knowledge and without their consent. This refers to which of the following? A. Covert data collection B. Breach of confidentiality C. Research misconduct D. Deception

A. Covert data collection

Informed consent is needed in which of the following situations? A. The researcher pays the participants a stipend B. Informed consent is always needed C. Certificate of Confidentiality has been obtained D. The risk/benefit ratio is low

B. Informed consent is always needed

Which of the following is done to protect the study participants? A. Performing a risk/benefit assessment to evaluate the cost compared with the benefit of participation. B. Proposing a study that ultimately benefits society despite the risk to the participants C. Preventing psychological discomfort during and after the study. D. Keeping painful procedure information from the study participant until the study is completed.

A. Performing a risk/benefit assessment to evaluate the cost compared with the benefit of participation.

Which of the following refer to the mechanism by which no one including the researcher can link the study participants with the information they provided during data collection? A. Anonymity B. Right to privacy C. Confidentiality D. Informed consent

A. Anonymity

Researchers seeking federal grant funding are required to do which of the following to protect the right to fair treatment? A. Offer participants a stipend for participation in the study B. Disclose the benefits of the research to participants C. Obtain informed consent from participants D. Include minority populations in their research study

D. Include minority populations in their research study

Which of the following are considered vulnerable groups in research? Select all that apply. A. Prisoners B. Pregnant women C. Infants and toddlers D. Young adults between 19 and 24 years of age

A. Prisoners B. Pregnant women C. Infants and toddlers

The Belmont Report articulates which of the following ethical principles? Select all that apply. A. Anonymity B. Respect for human dignity C. Justice D. Beneficence

B. Respect for human dignity C. Justice D. Beneficence

Which of the following are correct statements about Statistical analysis in research? (Select all that apply) A. "Statistical analysis always support the study hypothesis" B. "Statistical analysis might lead a researcher to reject a hypothesis." C. "Statistical analysis allows the formal testing of hypotheses."

B. "Statistical analysis might lead a researcher to reject a hypothesis." C. "Statistical analysis allows the formal testing of hypotheses."

The hypothesis, "Women who live in rural areas are unlikely to practice breast self-examination" is which of the following? Testable or nontestable?

Non-testable

"This study aimed to explore the meaning of the experience of receiving a cancer diagnosis" is which of the following? A. hypothesis B. statement of purpose C. portion of a problem statement D. research question

B. statement of purpose

"Does the new feeding formula increase premature infant weight?" is which of the following? A. hypothesis B. research question C. statement of purpose D. portion of a problem statement

B. research question

A true experiment requires which of the following? Select all that apply. A. Randomization B. Control C. Intervention D. Blinding

A. Randomization B. Control C. Intervention

Which of the following statements is correct about random assignment? A. Grouping participants with similar features together is the best way to achieve random assignment. B. Recruiting participants from significantly different neighborhoods results in random assignment. C. Random assignment ensures that the study is a quasi-experiment. D. It refers to randomly assigning participants to control and intervention groups or to different order of treatments.

D. It refers to randomly assigning participants to control and intervention groups or to different order of treatments.

In quantitative research studies, an important function of a rigorous research design is to have control over which of the following? A. Confounding variables B. Dependent variables C. Outcome variables D. Independent variables

A. Confounding variables

Quasi-experimental research designs lack which feature of true experimental studies? A. Pretests B. Placebos C. Control groups D. Randomization

D. Randomization

The course faculty wishes to study the opinions of the student concerning teaching strategies they found helpful the past semester. What research design best fits with the study objective? A. Longitudinal study B. Experimental study C. Cross-sectional study

C. Cross-sectional study

The use of study participants from multiple sites might promote which of the following? A. The study's external validity B. The ability to use blinding as a strategy C. The ability to use randomization D. Replicability of the study

A. The study's external validity

A review of research reveals two articles that have conflicting results. An international randomized controlled trial found that annual mammograms will allow early detection and treatment of breast cancers, reducing mortality by 65%. A national quasi-experimental trial reported no significant reduction in mortality with annual mammograms. Based on the hierarchy of evidence, propose the best recommendation. A. Recommendations from the national study should be followed. B. Recommendations should be stratified according to where the research was conducted. C. Recommendations from the international study should be followed. D. There is no rigorous research that can support a recommendation.

C. Recommendations from the international study should be followed.

Which of the following is used by the researchers in an effort to enhance the constancy of conditions during a research study? A. Using a crossover design B. Maximizing the external validity of the study C. Avoiding carryover effects D. Collecting data at the same time every day

D. Collecting data at the same time every day

When using which of the following methods of controlling internal confounding variables, the researcher does not need to know in advance which confounding variables have to be controlled? A. Statistical control B. Randomization C. Homogeneity

B. Randomization

Which of the following is the strongest method of controlling for internal confounding variables? A. Restricted sample B. Statistical control C. Homogeneity D. Randomization

Applying your knowledge of random assignment, which statement is correct? A. Recruiting participants from significantly different neighborhoods results in random assignment. B. Random assignment ensures that the study is a true experiment. C. Random assignment is accomplished by allowing the participants to select their groups. D. Grouping participants with similar features together is the best way to achieve random assignment.

B. Random assignment ensures that the study is a true experiment.

Which statement infers the advantage of using cross-over designs for quantitative research? A. Enhances equivalence among participants exposed to different interventions. B. Delaying the intervention highlights the effects of persuasion. C. Allows all participants to choose the intervention they will receive. D. Different levels of the intervention are easily compared.

A. Enhances equivalence among participants exposed to different interventions.

The nurse plans a study comparing the occurrence of anxiety disorders in military personnel deployed overseas with those who served strictly within the borders of the United States. What research design should be selected for this study?

Nonexperimental

Which of the following situations illustrates control over an external confounding variable? A. Randomizing assignment to control treatment groups. B. Allowing for maximum flexibility over where data is collected. C. Choosing a heterogeneous sample of subjects. D. Using a script to relay information about the study.

D. Using a script to relay information about the study.

Which of the following is required for a study to be internally valid? A. A strong counterfactual was established B. Intervention fidelity was maintained C. All alternative explanations to the independent variable as the cause of out comes can be ruled out D. true experimental design was used

C. All alternative explanations to the independent variable as the cause of outcomes can be ruled out

Which of the following is the most serious threat to the internal validity of the nonequivalent control group quasi-experimental designs? A. Testing B. Selection C. History D. Maturation

B. Selection

Which of the following is the most serious threat to the internal validity of RCTs? A. Selection B. Mortality C. Maturation D. History

B. Mortality

Which of the following refers to the threat to internal validity that occurs when external co-occurring events or conditions affect the outcome variable? A. History B. Maturation C. Testing D. Selection

The use of multiple sites for selecting the study participants might promote ---------- A. The ability to use blinding as a strategy B. The ability to use randomization C. Replicability of the study D. The study's external validity

D. The study's external validity

The use of a random numbers generator for randomly assigning the study participants to groups decreases which of the following threats to the study's internal validity? A. Attrition B. Carryover effects C. Intervention fidelity D. Selection threat

D. Selection threat

Which of the following factors might cause a failure to achieve statistical significance? A. Small sample size B. Variables precisely defined C. Adequate exposure to the intervention D. Cross-sectional data collection

A. Small sample size

Which of the following could result in a reduction of the statistical conclusion validity of a study? A. Low attrition B. Low maturation C. Low generalizability D. Low power

D. Low power

Which of the following scenarios reflects that the study was affected by attrition threat? A. Control group subjects drop out of the study when their disease process does not improve. B. Subjects receive promotional materials about the benefits of the intervention. C. Control and intervention groups are very different in age ranges. D. Adolescent subjects improve in body hygiene practices over 4 years.

A. Control group subjects drop out of the study when their disease process does not improve.

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A nurse who reads research articles and incorporates research findings into nursing practice would demonstrate which of the following research roles.

Primary investigator

Collaborator

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Florence Nightingale is most noted for which of the following contributions to nursing research?

Case study approach to research.

Data collection and analysis.

Framework and model development.

Quasi-experimental study design.

Which of the following historical events had a major impact on the funding for nursing research?

Development of local, national, and international nursing research conferences by Sigma Theta Tau.

Initiation of the Agency for Health Care Policy and Research.

Formation of the National Institute for Nursing Research.

Development of a Nursing Research Council as part of the American Nurses Association.

An example of inductive reasoning is:

Reasoning from all chronically ill patients to a single chronically ill patient.

Reasoning from a single diabetic patient to all diabetic patients.

Using a standard nursing care plan to care for a specific patient.

Using a computerized nursing care plan to care for insulin-dependent diabetic patients.

Quantitative and qualitative research approaches are particularly useful in nursing because they:

Are easy to implement.

Require few resources.

Are both process oriented.

Balance each other by generating different types of nursing knowledge.

Which of the following types of research involve at least some control by the researcher to implement the study treatment?

Correlational

Descriptive

Quasi-experimental

Experimental

In which type of research is there high researcher control, random sampling, and laboratory setting?

Benner (1984) emphasizes the importance of acquiring clinical knowledge and expertise through:.

Professional experience

Personal experience

Academic experience

What category of research is suggested by the following research question?   "Does telephone follow-up by nurses improve patients' compliance with their medication regimens?"

Applied research

Basic research

Descriptive research

Phenomenological research

A researcher investigates the effect of frequency of position change on healing of decubitus ulcers. The study would be described as:

Applied research seeks to solve a clinical problem in which setting  , a researcher designs a study that uses a random sampling method to decrease the likelihood of bias in the study sample. this strategy was used to implement:.

Manipulation

Data collection

Experimental research

Which of the following definitions best describes rigor in quantitative research?

Time frame in which the research takes place

Degree of aggressiveness used in acquiring the data

Amount of control and precision exerted by the methodology

Process used to synthesize findings to form conclusions from a study

A researcher is interested in studying stress and coping in caregivers of elderly stroke victims. The researcher designs a study where data collection takes place in the caregiver's home. This would be an example of which type of research setting?

Natural, field

Highly controlled, field

Partially controlled, laboratory

Highly controlled, laboratory

Problem identification in the research process would be equivalent to which step in the nursing process?

Goal identification

Data interpretation

Identifying solutions

Nursing diagnosis

The plan in the problem-solving process is equivalent to which step in the research process?

Implementation

The research process differs from the nursing process on which of the following?

Identifies new information

Involves abstract, critical thinking

Has a broader focus

Utilizes complex thinking

Which of the following would identify the specific aim or goal of the study based on the identified problem?

Literature review

Methodology

Assumptions

Research subjects in a study of quality of life (QOL) in liver transplant recipients were asked to complete a questionnaire about their experiences following transplantation. Which of the following would be a likely assumption the researcher made in relation to this study?

Subjects will complete every item on the questionnaire.

Subjects are able to identify a personal awareness of QOL.

All liver transplant recipients invited to participate in the study will complete a questionnaire.

QOL is an important issue to liver transplant recipients.

Before implementing a large, multisite research investigation, a researcher conducts a smaller study of the planned study to identify any problematic areas. This smaller study is known as a(n):

Exploratory design

Pilot study

The researcher uses which portion of the research report to capture the reader's attention?

The sentence "the purpose of this study was to examine the relationship between health beliefs and breast self-examination" would most likely be found in which section of a research report, the initial and one of the most significant steps in conducting the research process is:.

Defining the research variables.

Identifying the research problem.

Stating the research purpose.

Determining the feasibility of the study.

The purpose statement should identify the study variable(s) and what other key aspect of the study?

Measurement tools

One important source for identification of a research problem would be:

Nursing practice

Research textbook

Nursing code of ethics

Practice guidelines

In the literature report of a study on quality of life, the researcher describes two previous investigations suggesting that spirituality is related to quality of life. This information suggests the current study is significant because it:

Influences theology.

Builds on previous research.

Challenges existing theory.

Addresses multidisciplinary concerns.

Feasibility is determined by examining which of the following? 

Researcher's credibility

Significance of research problem

Availability of subjects

Previous studies

In a research proposal, the investigator notes that written permission has been obtained from three local hospitals to access patients for the proposed study. This is an example of what aspect of a study?

Reliability

Feasibility

A research hypothesis:

Predicts the expected results or outcomes of the study

Defines the theoretical framework for the study

Identifies the source of the problem under study

Clarifies the concepts used in the study

The statement "This study explores the experience of caregiving by adult daughters of parents with Alzheimer disease" is an example of which of the following?

Simple hypothesis

Complex hypothesis

What type of hypothesis is the following? "Normal saline flush with heparin is more effective than normal saline flush alone in maintaining patency of an intermittent intravenous site."

Simple, research

Complex, nondirectional

Complex, causal

Simple, directional

What type of hypothesis is the following?"Cancer patients who receive music therapy complain less frequently of pain and require less pain medication than cancer patients not receiving music therapy." 

Complex, directional hypothesis

Simple, associative hypothesis

Simple, nondirectional hypothesis

Complex, null hypothesis

What type of hypothesis is the following? "Low-fat diet is related to lower total cholesterol and higher HDL (high-density lipoprotein)." 

Complex, directional, causal

Complex, directional, associative

Simple, nondirectional, research

Simple, directional, causal

The dependent variable is:

A stimulus or activity that is varied by the researcher.

The quality, property, or characteristic identified in the problem.

A characteristic or element of the human subjects involved in the study.

The response or outcome that the researcher wants to understand.

Identify the independent variable in the following hypothesis:"Cancer patients who receive music therapy complain less frequently of pain and require less pain medication than cancer patients not receiving music therapy." 

Relaxation therapy

Complaints of pain

Pain medication use

Music therapy

Hypotheses: "Structured preoperative support is more effective in reducing surgical patients' perception of pain and request for analgesics than structured postoperative support." Question: "Request for analgesics" is the:

Independent variable.

Dependent variable.

Attribute variable

Extraneous variable

Hypotheses: "Structured preoperative support is more effective in reducing surgical patients' perception of pain and request for analgesics than structured postoperative support." Question: "Perception of pain" is the:

Attribute variable.

Hypotheses: "Structured preoperative support is more effective in reducing surgical patients' perception of pain and request for analgesics than structured postoperative support." Question: "Type of support" is

Dependent variable

Hypotheses: "Structured preoperative support is more effective in reducing surgical patients' perception of pain and request for analgesics than structured postoperative support." This hypothesis is

Simple, directional, research

Complex, nondirectional, null

Complex, directional, research

Simple, nondirectional, statistical

The statement below is an example of which of the following? "In this study, pain is reflected as a score between 0 and 10 on the Post-operative Pain Rating Scale."

Problem statement

Conceptual definition

Associative hypothesis

Operational definition

In which section of the research report might the problem statement be located?

Implications

The literature review section of a research report might include a summary of which of the following?

Empirical literature

Funding sources

Proposed methods and design

Description of study sample

Which of the following represents a primary source?

The results of a computer search related to the primary topic of interest.

A report of a study written by the researcher who did the study.

A published summary of the relevant research in a primary care area.

A thesaurus that identifies key words to use in a computer search.

At what point is the literature review conducted in a qualitative investigation?

Prior to study implementation

During study implementation

After study completion

Depends on the type of study

Which of the following types of information is consistently covered in a quantitative literature review? 

Descriptions of effective clinical outcomes

Anecdotal opinions of expert researchers

Approaches used to investigate similar problems

Clinical impressions of related phenomena

The primary purpose for reviewing relevant literature is to:

Select the research design.

Delineate the existing knowledge base of an identified problem

Interpret previous research findings

Develop conceptual and operational definitions of variables

A crucial resource for researchers conducting a literature review would be:

A secondary source.

An academic library.

Lay literature

A research mentor

Which numbers are even?

Which of the following indexes would provide the largest number of relevant nursing sources.

International Nursing Index

Nursing Studies Index

Cumulative Index to Nursing & Allied Health Literature

Index Medicus

A critical aspect of beginning a database search for relevant literature on a topic of interest involves identifying:

Reference management software

Electronic journals

Existing knowledge

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Nursing Research Questions and Answers

This is a comprehensive examination in order to serve as a reviewer for the upcoming Nursing Board Examination for Nurses. Read the questions carefully before answering them. Please choose the best answer.

This test covers nursing research topics in easy to difficult questions. Each question is designed in order to equip the nursing student with the testing skills needed for the comprehensive examination. Nursing Research is an essential part of the core concepts in Nursing. In this examination, the nursing student is expected to be equipped with information about Nursing Research and Nursing Process , Ethics in Nursing Research, the Research Process, and Essentials of Statistics.

Nursing Research Questions

1. Nursing Research can be classified according to the time frame the research study has been made. As a nurse, you know that the study entitled “Knowledge and practice of Staff Nurses in preventing needle prick injuries in a private hospital in Manila is classified as:

A. Basic Research B. Historical Research C. Descriptive Research D. Experimental Research

2. Nursing Research has a lot of purposes. Which of the following category do the study about the sociodemographic profile of nursing students and their risk for depression belong?

A. Prescription B. Exploration C. Prediction and control D. Explanation

3. In experimental research, as a nurse there must be an essential activity wherein the participants of the study will be able to understand the whole experimental design. This term is called:

A. Desensitization B. Experimental Proper C. Research Proper D. Debriefing

4. Ethics in Nursing Research has always been an issue when it comes to the identity of the respondents. When the topics of research are very sensitive, which of the following rights of individual participants must be ensured when the researcher cannot link the information given by the respondent from the source of the information?

A. Confidentiality B. Anonymity C. Virility D. Volunteerism

5. In starting a focused group discussion, Nurse Dina wants to stress out the confidentiality of the topics that they will be discussing. Which of the following instruction convey confidentiality?

A. “This discussion should not only be confined within this group of people. Any information discussed should be told publicly.” B. “This discussion should only be confined within this group of people. Any information discussed should not be told publicly.” C. “This discussion should not be confined within this group of people. Any information discussed should not be told publicly.” D. “This discussion should only be confined within this group of people. Any information discussed should be told publicly.”

No. 6 – 10. Situation No.1 – “Knowledge and practice of prevention of needle prick injuries of Staff Nurses in a certain private hospital in Metro Manila”

6. Based on the research title which of the following will be the general objective?

A. This study aims to determine the level of knowledge and practice of prevention of needle prick injuries of Staff Nurses in a certain private hospital. B. This study aims to determine if there is a significant relationship between levels of knowledge regarding prevention of needle prick injuries and sociodemographic of Staff Nurses in a certain private hospital. C. The study aims to determine the levels of knowledge regarding the prevention of needle prick injuries of Staff Nurses in a certain private hospital. D. This study aims to determine the sociodemographic of Staff Nurses in a certain private hospital.

7. All of these are specific objectives except:

A. This study is for nursing researchers in the future. B. This study aims to determine if there is a significant relationship between levels of knowledge regarding prevention of needle prick injuries and sociodemographic of Staff Nurses in a certain private hospital. C. The study aims to determine the levels of knowledge regarding the prevention of needle prick injuries of Staff Nurses in a certain private hospital. D. This study aims to determine the sociodemographic of Staff Nurses in a certain private hospital.

8. As a nurse, you know the appropriate data-gathering tool, this is? A. Survey B. Questionnaire C. Structured Discussion D. Interview Method

9. As a nurse, these are the following topics in the scope and limitations except:

A. Limited to the hospital personnel of a private hospital B. Limited only to the practice of preventing needle prick injuries of nursing personnel C. The scope of the study involves the knowledge about prevention of needle prick injuries D. The scope of the study involves the sociodemographic profile of nursing personnel

10. Which of the following is not a null hypothesis?

A. There is no relationship between the level of knowledge and practice of prevention of needle prick injuries B. There is no relationship between the practice of prevention of needle prick injuries and the sociodemographic profile of staff nurses C. There is a significant relationship between the knowledge and sociodemographic profile of staff nurses D. All of the above.

11. Which of the following would correspond to Intervene in Nursing Process? A. Select design plan B. Report findings C. Implement planned study D. Select a plan analysis

12. Which of the following would correspond to the Plan in Nursing Process? A. Select design plan B. Report findings C. Implement planned study D. Change the objectives after implementation

13. When it comes to steps in Problem Solving, which of the following would be similar in research wherein you implement the planned study? A. Theorize about facts and possible relationships B. gather, analyze relevant information C. Report findings D. Determine information needs

14. Using the Research perspective, when is the time that a nurse makes inferences? A. Define the purpose of review of literature B. Formulate a problem, define variables C. Select design sample D. Report findings

15. Which of the following is does not belong to the group?

A. Assess: Identify the problem B. Plan: Theorize C. Intervene: Gather relevant information D. Evaluate: Outcomes

16. In selecting a problem, these are the following consideration except: A. Time Factor B. Talents C. Cost D. Data availability

17. These are the purpose of Review of Related Literature except: A. Reveal investigations B. Reveal sources of data C. Reveal what is the problem D. Reveal the significant research personalities

18. As a nurse, you know the following functions of theoretical framework, except: A. Specifies relationship among the concepts B. Give a graphic view of the data C. Clarifies the concept on which the study is built D. States assumptions

19. Which of the following would not be Qualitative Research? A. Case study of Myocardial Infarction B. A Review on Corona Trial C. A Review on the Nursing Uniform D. A Review on the Performance in Related Learning Experience of student nurses

20. Using statistics in nursing research is a very vital tool in presenting the data. As a nurse, you know the definition of sampling as: A. Taking certain areas of the population dividing the areas into sections B. process of selecting a portion of the population to represent the entire population C. Using every Nth name from the list of participants D. Taking any sample as long as it comes up with the quota

21. In gathering information, as a nurse these are the reliable sources except: A. Interview B. Observation C. Grapevine D. Records

22. As a nurse educator , you want to know the reasons behind the leave of absences of student nurses. These tools can be used except? A. Interview B. Records C. Pre-Test & Post-Test D. Questionnaire

23. Upon gathering the data, which of the following can describe the most number of reasons for leave of absence? A. Median B. Mode C. Frequency D. Deviance

24. If you want to know the average age of the nursing students who has the most number of leave of absence you will need:

A. Median B. Mode C. Mean D. Deviance

25. After all the data presented, what part of descriptive statistics will you use in order to place a systematic arrangement of numerical values from lowest to highest?

A. Deviance B. Central Tendency C. Mode D. Frequency Distribution

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I was wondering whenever you have time, could you update with questions for med surg musculoskeletal. There isn’t any practice questions on your page and I along with other nursing students would appreciate it. Thank you!

Hi Tiara, please check out Musculoskeletal Disorders NCLEX Practice Quiz (70 Questions)

Can you please do the necessary things urgently… since yesterday when u update regarding nursing test bank , when I click the quiz button it’s not uopening..I m studying for exams

It’s working on our end and I’ve checked with several browsers. Could you please clear your browser cache and try again? Thank you!

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Hi, I’m looking at the Misc Nursing Test Banks (specifically wanted to study eye and ear) and the links for those do not work (just reloads the page). Everything else I clicked on appeared to work, but not the 3 under that heading. This is a great resource regardless! Thank you so much for taking the time to make this :)

Sorry, but those set of nursing test bank questions were being updated during that time. You can find the updated version of that article here: EENT and Sleep Disorders Nursing Test Bank

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Hi Dorsa, please check out Musculoskeletal Disorders NCLEX Practice Quiz (70 Questions)

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I’m wanting immunity and hematologic questions to review but not sure….what to look under. Normally these are separate categories and I can’t find any listed here. Cardio doesn’t seem to have hematology listed under it…I’m lost. Help!

Hi Lori, check out Hematologic Disorders and Anemia NCLEX Practice Exam #2 it’s under the cardio quiz part 2. For the rest of the quizzes, please visit Nursing Test Bank and Nursing Practice Questions for Free .

Hi , Iam looking for infection, inflammation and immunity where do I find it?

Helloo Matt Vera, Thank you so much for being here for Us (Nurses). I was wondering if you can also upload Questions on Musculoskeletal Disorders, we need them also. Thanks!

Hello Matt, Please I’m studying Liver problems, Cholecystectomy, and Pancreas please can you upload practices questions on these topics? Thank you so much for all your help. Best regards.

Hi Bell, they’re under the Gastrointestinal Disorders nursing test bank . Hope this helps!

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Check out the study guide and quizzes on Anatomy and Physiology here .

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Good website, but please do you have any questions for nursing theory?

Hi Agnes, Sorry, we don’t have practice questions related to nursing theory. The closest quiz we have is related to nursing research: https://nurseslabs.com/nursing-research-nclex-nursing-test-bank-questions/ We hope this helps!

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I am looking for topics in pathophysiology, where do I find that ?

Hi Kelsey, there is no specific quiz about pathophysiology but you can try our NCLEX-RN practice questions. You can also visit our Nursing Notes & Study Guides section for a pathophysiology guide and nursing management.

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Can you please update the musculoskeletal med surge quiz

Hi Caleb, please check out Musculoskeletal Disorders NCLEX Practice Quiz (70 Questions)

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Hello, I see the feature during practice exams to review the question and rationale per question has been removed. Is this a permanent change? It was very useful when doing these exams with students to be able to get real-time feedback and for them to understand right and wrong.

Hello Reed, Thank you for your feedback. We made the change since the previous setup was overloading our servers and causing downtimes. Rest assured that the answers and rationales will still show after the whole quiz is completed. We’re actively exploring ways to reintroduce or offer an alternative to the feature. Apologies for the inconvenience, and we appreciate your understanding. May I know which quizzes are you using?

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Appreciate the efforts, dedication & passion you have to enable us to succeed. Would prefer to have the answers along or at the end of the test so that we can come to a conclusion as to the score & the knowledge in a particular area.

Hello, where can i go to practice exam on this site? I cannot see the link anymore what I only see are table of contents. Thanl you!

Thank you so much Matt for the good work you do. Really appreciate. I noticed there are no quiz or note on Community Health Nursing. Please can you help with that?

Hi Kolade, you’re right. We do have one but it’s super outdated. Will note your suggestion for a CHN quiz. In the meantime, please visit our NCLEX-RN test banks since those have questions related to CHN. Thank you!

Love this site and it has been so helpful with school, but now that we have to complete an entire quiz is not helpful in studying. Our modules are sometimes all over the place and its difficult to get through multiple 25-75 question quizzes. the real-time feedback was an amazing feature and unfortunately i won’t be using nurselabs as much with the change.

Hello C Green, Sorry for the inconvenience. We’ve made temporary changes from the previous setup since it was overloading our servers leading to frequent downtimes. As of this writing, we’re rolling out new exam modes for some of our test banks: Challenge Exam Mode and Practice Exam Mode.

Practice Exam Mode is your go-to for building confidence and getting cozy with the core concepts, thanks to real-time feedback during the exam. On the flip side, Challenge Exam Mode is here to put your mastery to the test with a robust question set to assess your understanding, get you prepped for real-deal exams, and see where you stand. And oh, now there’s a leaderboard and timer to spice up the challenge even more!

Do you by any chance cover reviews for dialysis nurse certification as it is getting confusing looking for one. Thanks.

Hi Alex, check out the quizzes under Urinary Disorders Nursing Test Bank here . Under Quiz #4, we cover questions related to dialysis.

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I’m glad to hear that you found the information informative and useful!

Hi No question bank for Behavioral psychology???

Check out the questions related to Mental Health and Psychiatric Nursing. We don’t have a specific quiz about it, sorry!

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Do you have any test banks relating to the topic of upper and lower gastrointestinal problems

Hi Laura, Absolutely! For test banks specifically on upper and lower gastrointestinal problems, please check out our Gastrointestinal System Nursing Test Banks . They should provide a good range of questions covering various aspects of GI disorders. If you need anything more specific or have other topics in mind, just let me know. Happy to help you find what you need!

Hi do you have a NGN Questions and a NCLEX computerized style of answering?

My exam is next week. I just found out about this website. Which will help me most practicing “comprehensive exams or subject exams”? or just the challenging exams? Thank you for making this. God bless!

An ad between each answer choice? This is wild. I understand the use and need for ads, but the placement is terrible.

Hi Diana, I’m really sorry about that. The ad placement you mentioned was indeed a mistake with our latest update from the ad provider. We totally get how frustrating that must have been, and we’ve since fixed the issue to ensure a smoother and more user-friendly experience.

Thanks so much for bringing this to our attention. We’re always aiming to improve, and feedback like yours is invaluable in that process. If you notice anything else that seems off or have further suggestions, please don’t hesitate to let us know.

Again, our apologies for the inconvenience, and thank you for your understanding.

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Is NCLEX exams and NLE exams are the same regarding on the situation of questions?TIA..godbless

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