Nurs 2031 week 2 Questions With Complete Solutions
how many steps are there in the research process? Correct
Answer 12
what are descriptive questions? Correct Answer identifies
features of individuals or groups, or looking at
prevalence/incidence rates
what are difference questions? Correct Answer how individuals
in one group may be different from another group or an outcome
what are relationship questions? Correct Answer the degree to
which two or more variables (IV and DV) are associated/related
what are some ways to critical read? Correct Answer - identify
concepts
- clarify unfamiliar terms
- question assumptions
- critically assess a study's validity
what are the steps to critical reading? Correct Answer 1.
preliminary understanding
2. comprehensive understanding
3. analysis understanding
4. synthesis understanding
what does CASP focus on? Correct Answer focuses on:
- if the research results valid
- what the results are
- are the results applicable to practice
, what does CASP stand for? Correct Answer a critical appraisal
skills program
what does PICOT/PECOT stand for? Correct Answer P -
population
I - intervention/exposure
C - comparisons
O - outcomes
T - time frame
what does the eight step (participants/subjects) entail? Correct
Answer - studying the population of interest
- includes age, gender, race, etc.
- how many there will be to provide adequate data
what does the eleventh step (writing about the study) entail?
Correct Answer - writing about what you did, how you did it,
what the results are
- preparing a manuscript
- knowledge translation
what does the fifth step (hypothesis/prediction) entail? Correct
Answer - creating the hypothesis
- consisted of the alternate and null hypothesis
- that it is a testable statement
what does the first step (find the research topic) entail? Correct
Answer - selecting the topic
- having a specific focus
- that there is enough literature around topic
how many steps are there in the research process? Correct
Answer 12
what are descriptive questions? Correct Answer identifies
features of individuals or groups, or looking at
prevalence/incidence rates
what are difference questions? Correct Answer how individuals
in one group may be different from another group or an outcome
what are relationship questions? Correct Answer the degree to
which two or more variables (IV and DV) are associated/related
what are some ways to critical read? Correct Answer - identify
concepts
- clarify unfamiliar terms
- question assumptions
- critically assess a study's validity
what are the steps to critical reading? Correct Answer 1.
preliminary understanding
2. comprehensive understanding
3. analysis understanding
4. synthesis understanding
what does CASP focus on? Correct Answer focuses on:
- if the research results valid
- what the results are
- are the results applicable to practice
, what does CASP stand for? Correct Answer a critical appraisal
skills program
what does PICOT/PECOT stand for? Correct Answer P -
population
I - intervention/exposure
C - comparisons
O - outcomes
T - time frame
what does the eight step (participants/subjects) entail? Correct
Answer - studying the population of interest
- includes age, gender, race, etc.
- how many there will be to provide adequate data
what does the eleventh step (writing about the study) entail?
Correct Answer - writing about what you did, how you did it,
what the results are
- preparing a manuscript
- knowledge translation
what does the fifth step (hypothesis/prediction) entail? Correct
Answer - creating the hypothesis
- consisted of the alternate and null hypothesis
- that it is a testable statement
what does the first step (find the research topic) entail? Correct
Answer - selecting the topic
- having a specific focus
- that there is enough literature around topic
