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NURS 2031 FINAL EXAM(ACTUAL EXAM)
WITH CORRECT 100+ QUESTIONS AND
ANSWERS LATEST 2024 – 2025 GOOD
SCORE IS GUARANTEED GRADE A+




what is a confidence interval? - ANSWERS-a way to express your
conclusion as an interval with lower and upper bound on same scale as
original data collected.

-usually 95% (95% of the time, the true value is contained in the
interval if the study is repeated many times)

-The wider the line, the more imprecise range/the shorter the line, the
more precise the range.



what are the 2 types errors/incorrect decisions made about the
hypothesis (rejecting/accepting) - which is more problematic? -
ANSWERS-type 1) rejecting the null when it is true/accepting the
alternate when it is false.

(more problematic because you cannot make a recommendation in the
clinical setting on something that hasn't even been done)

,type 2) accepting the null when it is false/rejecting the alternate when
it is true



How is evidence-informed decision-making different than Evidence
Based Practice? - ANSWERS-evidence-informed decision making
acknowledges the factors beyond research evidence (e.g. clinical
expertise, client values, preferences, theories, ethics etc.)



What are some of the researcher's study-specific responsibilities? -
ANSWERS--develop research questions

-select study design

-ensure study is ethically sound

-collect the data

-analyze the data

-prepare and disseminate the study findings

-develop new/more refined research question



What administrative responsibilities does the researcher have? -
ANSWERS--establish a budget

-develop a timeline

-keep records in secure location and dispose according to standards

-supervise all individuals working on a study

,-comply with all agency, organizational and institutional rules,
regulations and policies.



When did evidence based practice begin in medicine? - ANSWERS-
1990s



What is evidence based practise? - ANSWERS--appraisal and application
of current best evidence to inform decisions

-takes into account clinician and patient's preferences.



How can nurses practice using evidence-informed decision making? -
ANSWERS--read and critique evidence-informed literature

-Generate researchable questions and communicate them

-participate in or conduct research

-evaluate and promote evidence-informed practice.



Explain Step 1: Identify the research topic, idea or problem... -
ANSWERS--select a topic that you are enthusiastic about

-explore new topic areas

-be prepared to revise topic if needed

-ensure sufficient research literature to support your research problem

, Explain Step 2: Conduct a literature search... - ANSWERS--determine
what findings already exist

-identify gaps in the research

-become familiar with the body of knowledge

-include databases which are credible and applicable.



Explain Step 4: Develop a research question - ANSWERS--this will
provide structure and direction for the work to be undertaken.

-allows researcher to determine if he/she has appropriate resources,
skill sand time needed

-helps researcher be efficient and precise.



What is a PICO/PECOT Research Question? - ANSWERS-helps to to
define the research question:

P = population

I/E = Intervention/Exposure

C = comparison

O = outcomes of interest

T = timeframe

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