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| Definition of nursing that NDSU uses was formulated by _________ |
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| This mark of a profession is least developed in nursing |
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-Prevention of disease -Promotion of health -Comfort of dying Aspects of what? |
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| Person, nursing, environment, health |
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| Metaparadigm of nursing (4) |
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Cultural, legal, religious, and other phenomenon. NDSU considers this part of ________. |
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Acceptance of the diversity of mankind. NDSU considers this an aspect of the core value of ______________. |
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-advance nursing knowledge -provide professional nursing education -serve as a resource for health care needs of society Part of what? |
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Patience. Core value for of NDSU or not? |
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| Who works hard to identify their biases? |
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| Persons and groups of persons |
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| Focus of nursing care defined by NDSU. |
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| T/F Commitment to life long learning is important in nursing. |
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| T/F Faculty are responible for students' learning |
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| T/F Promotion and restoration of health is domain of medicine and not nursing |
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| NDSU adopted definition of health formulated by? |
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| T/F NDSU autonomy refers to nurses’ right to make decision about their professional practice and a patient’s right to make decisions about health |
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| T/F A profession has a specialized body of knowledge |
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| T/F Members of profession perform some service needed by public |
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| T/F All professionals must have a license to practice |
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| T/F Autonomy is a characteristic of professional practice |
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The incidence of ETOH violations among nursing students is lower than the incidence of ETOH violations among engineering students What kind of hypothesis? |
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There is a relationship between self-efficacy and grades in college students What kind of hypothesis? |
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There is no statistically significant difference between the attitude of junior nursing students toward caring for the elderly and the attitude of senior nursing students toward caring for the elderly What kind of hypothesis? |
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Persons with low SELF ESTEEM have a greater fear of public speaking than do persons with a high self-esteem Dependent or Independent variable? |
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Patients placed on circuloelectric bed will have a lower incidence of Decubitus ulcers Dependent or Independent variable? |
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| She uses information from theory and research in deciding how to care for her patients. |
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| Nellie uses evidence-based nursing in her practice. What does this mean? |
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| Building blocks of theory |
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| Variable manipulated by researcher? |
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| Most complex kind of nursing theory? |
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| Collecting related data through different research approaches |
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| duplication of research methods and variable used in a previous study |
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Primary phenomena that are of interest to a particular discipline |
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| Foundation of research design |
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| T/F Doctor's orders are a descrete part of evidence based nursing practice |
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| Specifies the meaning of the variable in the study |
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| Intuitive, authoritative, scientific, aesthetic |
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| Ways nurses know how to meet a patient's needs? (4) |
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Describes a loosely organized set of abstract and general concepts used to address a phenomenon of interest |
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| T/F Research findings are infrequently used in nursing practice |
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| T/F Control techniques are used to reduce the contaminating effects of extraneous variables |
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The segment of a population included in a research study |
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| A sampling technique appropriate for qualitative research |
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1) Researcher Petunia compares self-esteem in nursing students at NDSU and UND. She gets class lists from both schools. She wants a sample of 40 students from each program. She selects every 3rd student from each. What type of sampling technique is this? |
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| example of non probability sampling |
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1) Nurse Nellie is conduction a study of the effect of X. Her sample consists of 78 patients admitted to the 4th floor of her hospital. She provides X to every other patient admitted. What term is used for this manner of selecting who receives X (treatment group) and who doesn’t (control group). |
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1) An instrument measures what it is intended to measure |
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Level of measurement? Measuring temp |
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Level of meausurement? Ranking test scores |
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Reliable or not? With a reliability coefficient of 0.75, the instrument |
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| Chronback’s alpha measures ________ ______ of an instrument |
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1) Strongly agree, agree, disagree, strongly disagree Kind of scale? |
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| If a researcher wanted to find out what positions were held by nursing program alumni 10 years after graduation he would most likely use? |
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a. Responding negatively without thinking about accurate response |
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| What is not typical of questionairres? |
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| Students who get high grades in one get high grades in the other |
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1) R=0.88 correlation coefficient between grades in 2 classes |
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| extent to which study results can be applied to other people, instruments and settings |
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| Parametric stats are used for what level of measurements (2) |
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1) Measuring intensity of pain Use what scale? |
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| Semantic differential scale |
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1) Measuring beliefs about spirituality and healing Use what scale? |
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| If 5 researchers are measuring something, what would you worry most about? |
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| What compares groups based on mean scores |
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| It is unlikely that the results are due to chance. |
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| What does it mean to say there is a statistically significant difference between grades of students who study and those who don’t? |
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| There is a 1 in 100 chance I will be wrong if I reject the null hypothesis |
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1) Researcher sets a confidence (p) level of 0.01 |
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1) Researcher reviews old charts Type of study? |
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1) Previous studies are studied in |
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| A quasi-experimental design involves more/less control than an experimental design |
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1) Disadvantage of qualitative as compared with quantitative |
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| an aim of quantitative but not qualitative |
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| Randomization and use of comparison groups |
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| _____ & ________are ways to strengthen control of the research design |
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