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University of Cincinnati Nurs 8002 Quiz 1 (Mod 1-3)Questions With Complete Solutions
3 competencies expected of advanced practice nurse Correct
Answer 1. critique and evaluate a variety of theories from
nursing and relation fields
2. apply and utilize appropriate theories from heath care to
clients
3. understand the health care delivery system in which they
practice through the application of appropriate theories
a graphic or symbolic representation of a phenomena is called:
A. a theory
B. A model
C. meta-analysis
D. A prescriptive theory Correct Answer B
A specific type of proposition that can be theoretically tested is
called:
A. Byrd's method
B. A conceptual variable
C. Empirical indicator
D. Hypothesis Correct Answer D
A theory construct is usually considered to be:
A. a complex concept
B. created by research participants
C. representative of tentative hypotheses
,D. Deduced, tested, and verified Correct Answer A
a type of theory that is specific and has limited number of
concepts (i.e. Reed's theory of self transcendence)
A. Practice
B. Middle
C. Grand
D. Meta theory Correct Answer B
Another name for relationship statement is:
A. Construct
B. hypothesis or porpsition
C. operational definition
D. Conceptual definition Correct Answer B
APA journal article Correct Answer Author (last name, initals).
(year). Article title. Journal title (in italics), volume (issue),
pages. DOI
Miller, W.R., & Rose, G.S. (2009). Toward a theory of
motivational interviewing. American psychologist, 64 (6), 527-
537.
Assumptions Correct Answer beliefs about phenomena one
must accept as true
Be able to identify b/w a concept, construct, relationship
statements and hypotheses and pick them out of a description of
, a theory. Remember the example of surgical infections. Correct
Answer EXAMPLE:
Phenomena - Infection control
Assumption- Patients do not have an infection prior to having
surgery
Concepts - transmission, healthcare acquired infection, MRSA
Conceptual definition - The transfer of bacteria from the
healthcare provider to the patient
Operational definition - Bacterial growth of MRSA from a
patient's surgical wound
Relationship statements -Transmission of bacteria can be
stopped by the healthcare worker, or MRSA causes healthcare
acquired infections.
Hypotheses - Proper hand washing prior to performing surgical
site dressing changes will reduce healthcare acquired infections
OR Proper sterile dressing change technique will reduce
healthcare acquired infections.
Borrowed or shared theory Correct Answer a theory developed
in another discipline that is not adapted to the worldview and
practice of nursing
Caper Ways of Knowing
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