CNUR 209 FINAL EXAM NEWEST
ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
DETAILED CORRECT ANSWERS | A+
GRADE STUDY GUIDE 2024-2025
why do undergraduate nursing students take a research
course? Correct Answer critically analyze and assess the
quality of relevant information that can be used in
providing patient care
what is rigor? Correct Answer trust worthy research
why do nurses learn about research? Correct Answer
improve quality and safety of health care
generate and evaluate quality best practices to provide
informed and up to date practice to ensure quality patient
care
define quantitative research Correct Answer formal,
objective, nigirous, systamatic processes, numeric
information about the world
define qualitative research Correct Answer describes
perspectives on phenomena, the lived experiences of
people
what does informed consent include? Correct Answer
information, purpose of the research, study methods, time
,required to participate, potential risks and benefits, you
can ask questions, you can withdraw at anytime
why must people have comprehension with the study
being performed? Correct Answer they must understand
the information provided, must understand at a grade 6
level, special circumstances ( mentally ill), also third party
requirement: might need parent to protect fr harm.
voluntary/volunteer: why must it be voluntary ? Correct
Answer must be willing to participate and give consent, no
concern or pressure to participate, consent obtained:
signing a form, or verbally agreeing
what does assent mean? Correct Answer agreeing
what does dissent mean? Correct Answer disagree
Ethics Board: IRB Correct Answer institutional review
board
Ethics REB Correct Answer research ethics board: which
is a type of panel of people who decide if the proposed
research study is ethical
a researcher must complete an ethic proposal and submit
it to the REB prior to starting any research
when defining the problem, what question do we ask?
Correct Answer where does the research problem come
from?
,is there gaps in knowledge, practice issues ( improving
practices) interest/curiosity.
what is the research problem? Correct Answer topic you
would like to address, investigate, or study whether
descriptively or experimentally
is descriptive qualitative or quantitative? Correct Answer
qualitative
is experimentally qualitative or quantitative? Correct
Answer quantitative
what should we avoid and things to do regarding to study
the research problem? Correct Answer never dictionary or
wikipedia, google and google scholar is good, browse
through a journal is also good, make sure to check
references
what does seminal mean? Correct Answer old but still
relevant
what do we use to formulate your research question?
Correct Answer PICO
what does PICO stand for? Correct Answer P: patient or
population
I Intervention, assessment, therapy
C: Context & comparison
O: outcome
T( sometimes used): Time
, what are the two research methods used? Correct Answer
qualitative and quantitative
what is quantitative? Correct Answer stats and numerical
data, objective, concrete, measured.
qualitative? Correct Answer subjective, requires
researchers to interpret data, includes interviews, case
studies, and loose observations, interpretive descriptive.
experimental research is what? Correct Answer
randomized control studies, show the cause and effect:
drug improved coordination
quasi experimental Correct Answer looking at a specific
group ex: female soldiers who have PTSD
non-experimental Correct Answer observational, prove
cause and effect
variables, how many types and what are they? Correct
Answer independant: manipulated to influence the
depedant variable and dependent: what we watch to see if
something is occurring in the independent variable
ethnography Correct Answer explores a distinct culture of
people within society
ACTUAL EXAM QUESTIONS AND
DETAILED CORRECT ANSWERS | A+
GRADE STUDY GUIDE 2024-2025
why do undergraduate nursing students take a research
course? Correct Answer critically analyze and assess the
quality of relevant information that can be used in
providing patient care
what is rigor? Correct Answer trust worthy research
why do nurses learn about research? Correct Answer
improve quality and safety of health care
generate and evaluate quality best practices to provide
informed and up to date practice to ensure quality patient
care
define quantitative research Correct Answer formal,
objective, nigirous, systamatic processes, numeric
information about the world
define qualitative research Correct Answer describes
perspectives on phenomena, the lived experiences of
people
what does informed consent include? Correct Answer
information, purpose of the research, study methods, time
,required to participate, potential risks and benefits, you
can ask questions, you can withdraw at anytime
why must people have comprehension with the study
being performed? Correct Answer they must understand
the information provided, must understand at a grade 6
level, special circumstances ( mentally ill), also third party
requirement: might need parent to protect fr harm.
voluntary/volunteer: why must it be voluntary ? Correct
Answer must be willing to participate and give consent, no
concern or pressure to participate, consent obtained:
signing a form, or verbally agreeing
what does assent mean? Correct Answer agreeing
what does dissent mean? Correct Answer disagree
Ethics Board: IRB Correct Answer institutional review
board
Ethics REB Correct Answer research ethics board: which
is a type of panel of people who decide if the proposed
research study is ethical
a researcher must complete an ethic proposal and submit
it to the REB prior to starting any research
when defining the problem, what question do we ask?
Correct Answer where does the research problem come
from?
,is there gaps in knowledge, practice issues ( improving
practices) interest/curiosity.
what is the research problem? Correct Answer topic you
would like to address, investigate, or study whether
descriptively or experimentally
is descriptive qualitative or quantitative? Correct Answer
qualitative
is experimentally qualitative or quantitative? Correct
Answer quantitative
what should we avoid and things to do regarding to study
the research problem? Correct Answer never dictionary or
wikipedia, google and google scholar is good, browse
through a journal is also good, make sure to check
references
what does seminal mean? Correct Answer old but still
relevant
what do we use to formulate your research question?
Correct Answer PICO
what does PICO stand for? Correct Answer P: patient or
population
I Intervention, assessment, therapy
C: Context & comparison
O: outcome
T( sometimes used): Time
, what are the two research methods used? Correct Answer
qualitative and quantitative
what is quantitative? Correct Answer stats and numerical
data, objective, concrete, measured.
qualitative? Correct Answer subjective, requires
researchers to interpret data, includes interviews, case
studies, and loose observations, interpretive descriptive.
experimental research is what? Correct Answer
randomized control studies, show the cause and effect:
drug improved coordination
quasi experimental Correct Answer looking at a specific
group ex: female soldiers who have PTSD
non-experimental Correct Answer observational, prove
cause and effect
variables, how many types and what are they? Correct
Answer independant: manipulated to influence the
depedant variable and dependent: what we watch to see if
something is occurring in the independent variable
ethnography Correct Answer explores a distinct culture of
people within society
