Rain Exam 1 Flashcards
List eight ways of acquiring knowledge in nursing
Authority
Trial and Error
Role Modeling
Reasoning
Intuition
Tradition
Personal Experience
Borrowing
Nursing has ______________ knowledge from other disciplines such as medicine, psychology, and sociology.
borrowed
Nurses often have a “gut feeling” or “just know” when patients’ conditions become very serious. This is an example of ___________________.
Intuition
In the internship, new graduates are encouraged to act as _______________.
Role Models
Two types of logical reasoning are ______________ and _________________.
Deductive and Inductive
What type of reasoning do the three sentences below represent? ___________________
- Human beings experience pain
- Babies are human beings
- Therefore babies experience pain.
Deductive Reasoning
__________________is considered the first nurse researcher.
Florence Nightingale
Identify three research designs that could be conducted to generate a science for nursing.
- Quantitative
- Qualitative
- Outcome
Identify four types of research.
- Descriptive
- Correlational
- Quasi experimental
- Experimental
A research design that emphasizes the use of numbers & statistics to analyze & explain social events and human behavior. ____________________________
Quantitative
A research design that uses systematic observation & focuses on the meanings people give to their social actions. _______________________________
Qualitative
- In which type of research is there high researcher control, random sampling, and controlled setting?
a. Descriptive
b. Correlational
c. Experimental
d. Quasi-experimental
C. Experimental
- Which of the following types of research involve at least a minor degree of control by the researcher to implement the study treatment?
a. Correlational
b. Descriptive
c. Experimental
d. Quasi-experimental
D. Quasi-experimental
- The question “Is there a relationship between caffeine intake and intraocular pressure in patients with glaucoma?” is an example of which type of research?
a. Basic
b. Correlational
c. Historical
d. Phenomenological
b. Correlational
- What category or type of research is suggested by the following research question?
“Does telephone follow-up by nurses improve patients’ compliance with their medication regimens?”
a. Applied
b. Basic
c. Phenomenological
d. Quality assurance
a. Applied
- Applied research seeks to solve a clinical problem in which setting?
a. Controlled
b. Laboratory
c. Natural
d. Simulated
c. Natural
Determining the Effect of a Relaxation Technique on Patient’s Post-Operative Pain.
a. Descriptive b. Correlational research c. Quasi-experimental research d. Experimental research
c. Quasi-experimental research
Identifying the Incidence of HIV in Adolescents and Young Adults.
a. Descriptive b. Correlational research c. Quasi-experimental research d. Experimental research
a. Descriptive
Examining the Relationships among age, gender, knowledge of AIDS, and Use of Condoms in College Students.
a. Descriptive b. Correlational research c. Quasi-experimental research d. Experimental research
b. Correlational research
Describing the Coping Strategies of Chronically Ill Men and Women
a. Descriptive b. Correlational research c. Quasi-experimental research d. Experimental research
a. Descriptive
Determining the Effect of Impaired Physical Mobility on Skeletal Muscle Atrophy in Laboratory Rats.
a. Descriptive b. Correlational research c. Quasi-experimental research d. Experimental research
d. Experimental research
Name 4 Qualitative Methods (approaches)
- Phenomenological
- Grounded Theory
- Ethnographic
- Historical
The __________approach Studies cultures
A. Phenomenological
B. Grounded Theory
C. Ethnographic
D. Historical
C. Ethnographic
The __________ approach Studies interactions of individuals or groups
A. Phenomenological
B. Grounded Theory
C. Ethnographic
D. Historical
B. Grounded Theory
The _______approach Studies meaning of a lived experience
A. Phenomenological
B. Grounded Theory
C. Ethnographic
D. Historical
A. Phenomenological
The ________ approach Uses informatics
A. Phenomenological
B. Grounded Theory
C. Ethnographic
D. Historical
C. Ethnographic
The ________ approach Studies the past
A. Phenomenological
B. Grounded Theory
C. Ethnographic
D. Historical
D. Historical
In the _______ approach , Gaining entry is essential
A. Phenomenological
B. Grounded Theory
C. Ethnographic
D. Historical
C. Ethnographic
The ______ approach Uses constant comparative process
A. Phenomenological
B. Grounded Theory
C. Ethnographic
D. Historical
B. Grounded Theory
The ________ approach Develops an inventory of sources
A. Phenomenological
B. Grounded Theory
C. Ethnographic
D. Historical
D. Historical
The _________ approach Considers an experience unique to the individual
A. Phenomenological
B. Grounded Theory
C. Ethnographic
D. Historical
A. Phenomenological
Name four characteristics of rigor in qualitative research:
- openness
- Scrupulous adherence to a philosophical perspective
- Thoroughness in collecting data
- Consideration of all data in subjective theory development phase
A key factor in qualitative research is:
a) Confidentiality
b) Internal validity
c) Random sampling
d) Researcher-participant relationship
d) Researcher-participant relationship
The purpose of grounded theory research is to:
a) Describe experiences as they are lived.
b) Examine events of the past.
c) Observe and document interactions within a culture.
d) Study phenomena that contribute to theory development
d) Study phenomena that contribute to theory development
The purpose of ethnographic research is to:
a) Describe experiences as they are lived.
b) Examine events of the past.
c) Observe and document interactions within a culture.
d) Study phenomena that contribute to theory development
c) Observe and document interactions within a culture.
The purpose of phenomenological research is to:
a) Describe experiences as they are lived.
b) Examine events of the past.
c) Observe and document interactions within a culture.
d) Study phenomena that contribute to theory development
a) Describe experiences as they are lived.
Which of the following is true about qualitative research?
a) A priori categories are established for analysis purposes
b) Data are usually collected in a laboratory setting
c) Focus is on studying the “whole”
d) Intuition and abstraction are suppressed
c) Focus is on studying the “whole”