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, Primary v Care v The v Art v and v Science v of v Advanced v Practice v Nursing v an
vInterprofessional vApproach v 6th v Edition v Dunphy v Test v Bank


Table v of v Contents

Chapter v 1. v Primary v Care v in v the v Twenty-First v Century: v A v Circle
v of v Caring

1. A vnurse vhas vconducted va vliterature vreview vin van v effort v to v identify v the v effect v of
vhandwashing von v theincidence vof vnosocomial v(hospital-acquired) vinfections v in vacute
v care vsettings. vAn v article vpresented vfindings vat v a v level vof v significance v of v <0.01.
v This v indicatesvthat


A) the vcontrol v group v and v the v experimental v group v were v more v than vn99% v vsimilar
B) the vfindings v of v the v study v have v less v than v 1% v chance v of v being vnattributable v to
v chance.


C) the v effects vof v the v intervention v were v nearly
D) the v clinical v significance v of v the v findings v was v less v than v 1:100.

Ans: v B

Feedback: v The vlevel vof vsignificance vis vthe v level vnat vwhich vthe v researcher v believes
v that v thevstudy v resultsmost vlikely v represent va vnonchance vevent. vA v vlevel vof
v significance vof v<0.01 vindicates vthat vthere vis v less vthan v 1% vnprobability v that vthe
v result v is vdue v to vchance.


2. A v nurse vhas vread v a vqualitative vnresearch v study v in v order v to v understand v the v lived
v experiencevof vparentswho vhave va vneonatal vnloss. vWhich vof vthe vfollowing vquestions
v should v the v nurse vprioritize vwhen vappraising v the vnresults v vof v this v study?


A) How v well v did v the v authors v capture v the v personal v experiences v of v these v parHow
v well v vdid v thevauthors v control v for v confounding v variables v that v may v have vaffected
vthe v findings?


B) Did v the vatuhors vnuse v statistical v measures v that v were v appropriate v to v the v phenomenon v in
v question?


C) Were v the vninstruments v that vthe v researchers v used v statistically v valid v and v reliable?

Ans: v A

Feedback: vQualitative vstudies vare vjudged von vthe v basis v of v how v well v they v capture
v and vconvey vthe vsubjective vexperiences vof v individuals. v Statistical v measures v and
v variables v arevnot vdimensions vof v aqualitative v methodology.


3. A vnurse vhas vexpressed vskepticism vto va v colleague v about v the v value v of v nursing
v research, vclaiming v thatnursing v research vhas vlittle v relevance vto vpractice. vHow v can vthe
v nurses v colleaguevbest v defend vthe vimportance vof v nursing v research?

, A) The vexistence vof vnursing vresearch vmeans vthat vnurses vare v now v able v to v access
v federalvgrant vmoney, vsomething vthat v vdidnt vuse v to v be v the vcase.


B) Nursing v research vhas v allowed v the v development v of v masters v and v doctoral
v programs vand v hasvgreatlyincreased vthe vcredibility v of vthe v profession.


C) The vgrowth vof vnursing vresearch vhas vcaused vnursing vto vbe v viewed v as v a v true
v profession,vrather vthansimply v as v a v trade vor v a v skill.


D) The v application v of v nursing v research v vhas v the v potential v to v improve v nursing
v practice v andvpatientoutcomes.


Ans: v D

Feedback: vThe vgreatest vvalue vof vnursing vresearch v lies v in v the v potential vnto
v improve v practicevand, v ultimately, v to v improve v patient v outcomes. v This
v supersedes v the vncontributions v of vnursing vresearch vtoeducation v programs, v grant
v funding, v or v the vnpublic v view v of v the vprofession.


4. Tracy v is v a v nurse vwith v a vbaccalaureate vdegree v who vnworks v in v the v labor v vand
v delivery v unitvof va vbusyurban vhospital. vShe vhas vnoticed vthat v many vnnew v mothers
v abandon v breast-feedingvtheir vbabies vwhenthey vexperience vearly vchallenges vnand vwonders
vwhat vcould vbe vdone vto vencourage vmore v women v to v continue v breast-feeding. v What
v role v is v Tracy v most v likely v to vplay v in va v research vproject vthat v tests v an
vintervention v aimed v at vpromoting v breast-feeding?


A) Applying v for vgrant v funding v for v the vnresearch v project

B) Posing v the vclinical v problem vnto vnone v vor v more v nursing v researchers

C) Planning v the v methodology vnof v the v research vproject

D) Carrying vout vthe vnintervention vand vsubmitting vthe vresults

vforvpublicationvAns: vnB


Feedback: vnA vmajor vrole v for v staff v nurses v is v to v identify v questions v or
v problems v for vresearch. vnGrant vapplications, vmethodological vplanning, vand vpublication
vsubmission vare vnormally v carried vout v bynurses vwho v have vadvanced vdegrees vin
vnursing.


5. A vpatient vsigned vthe v informed v consent v form v for v a v drug v trial v that v was
v explained v to vpatient vby va vresearch vassistant. vLater, vthe vpatient vadmitted vto vhis vnurse
vthat vhe vdid v not vunderstand vthe vresearch vassistants vexplanation vor v his v own v role v in
v the v study. v How v shouldvthis vpatients vnurse vrespond v to vthisrevelation?


A) Explain v the v research v process v to v the v patient v in v greater vdetail.

B) Describe v the v details v of v a v randomized v controlled v trial v for v the v patient.

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