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Exam 3 Flashcards

1
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level 1

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systematic reviews
meta analysis
EBP guidelines

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level 2

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randomized controlled trials

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level 3

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controlled trials without randomization

experimental design

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4
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level 4

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quasi experimental

non experimental

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5
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level 5

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qualitative systematic review

meta synthesis

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6
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level 6

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qualitative study

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7
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level 7

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evidence from opinion of authorities or experts

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8
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what levels are quantitative

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2,3,4,6

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9
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what levels are qualitative

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5,6,7

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10
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key words for levels 2 and 3

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intervention

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11
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key words for level 2

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randomized trial

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12
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key words for level 4

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CARP

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13
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key words for level 6

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descriptive or qualitative

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14
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what does CARP stand for

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correlation, association, relationship, prediction

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15
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states that a relationship exists between 2 or more variables

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research hypothesis

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relationships in research hypothesis are described as

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associative or casual, simple or complex, non directional or directional

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states the nature and direction of the relationship between two or more variables (predicts)

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directional hypothesis

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what is directional hypothesis based on

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nursing theories, observed phenomena, clinical experience, and existing clinical and research literature

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what are the descriptors of directional hypothesis

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increase, decrease, less, more, smaller, greater

20
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states that a relationship exists between two variables bud does not predict the direction or nature of the relationship

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non directional hypothesis

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what types of studies are non directional hypothesis

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exploratory or descriptive studies

22
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what are the descriptors of non directional hypothesis

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associated, correlated, related

23
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sections of a study

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introduction, methods, results/findings, discussion

24
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production of knowledge that results from analysis of words

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qualitative data analysis

25
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what does qualitative data analysis involve

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description, data reduction, analysis, and interpretation

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when does qualitative data analysis occur

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as data is collected

27
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researcher lives with data over time

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immersion

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strategy used by qualitative researcher to set aside personal interpretations to avoid bias

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bracketing

29
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assignment of labels to each line of transcript in qualitative analysis (open or axial)

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coding

30
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quality, authenticity, and truthfulness of findings from qualitative research
this must be established for for qualitative data analysis

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trustworthiness

31
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a type of qualitative research that examines the PROCESS of a phenomenon and culminates in the generation of a theory

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grounded theory

32
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what is an example of grounded theory

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what is the process of recovery following breast cancer?

33
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a type of qualitative research that describes the lived experience to achieve understanding of an experience from the perspective of the participants

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phenomenology

34
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perspective of an individual who has experienced the phenomenon

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lived experience

35
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what is the key component of quantitative data analysis

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test hypotheses

36
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a hypothesis stating that there is no relationship between the variables
used to either accept of reject this statement

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null hypothesis

37
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what is the null hypothesis also known as

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statistical hypothesis

38
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when the researcher rejects the null hypothesis when it should have been accepted

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type 1 error

39
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what is the result of type 1 error

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researcher falsely claims some treatment works or some relationship exists

40
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which error is more serious

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type 1 error

41
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when the researcher accepts the null hypothesis when it should have been rejected

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type 2 error

42
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what is the result of type 2 error

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practice does not change when it should have been changed

43
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what type of relationship do type 1 and type 2 error have

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inverse, if one increases then the other decreases

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