Test Bank For Primary Care Art and Science of Advanced Practice Nursing - An Interprofessional Approach 5th Edition by Lynne M. Dunphy; Jill E. Winland-Brown; Brian Oscar Porter; Debera J. Thomas

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PRIMARY CARE: ART AND SCIENCE
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OF ADVANCED PRACTICE NURSING
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AN INTERPROFESSIONAL APPROAC
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H 5TH EDITION BY LYNNE
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M. DUNPHY
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CONTENTS:
I.n3CARING-BASEDn3NURSING:n3THEn3ART
Chaptern31.n3Primaryn3Caren3inn3then3Twenty-Firstn3Century:n3An3Circlen3ofn3Caring
Chaptern32.n3Caringn3andn3then3Advancedn3Practicen3Nurse
Chaptern33.n3Healthn3Promotion
Chaptern34.n3Then3Artn3ofn3Diagnosisn3andn3Treatment
Chaptern35.n3Evidence-Basedn3Practice
II.n 3 CARING-BASEDn 3 NURSING:n 3 THEn 3 SCIENCE
Sectionn31.n3Neurologicaln3Problems
Chaptern36.n3Commonn3Neurologicaln3Complaints
Chaptern37.n3Seizuren3Disorders
Chaptern38.n3Degenerativen3Disorders
Chaptern39.n3Cerebrovascularn3Accidentn3(Stroke)
Chaptern310.n3Infectiousn3andn3Inflammatoryn3Neurologicaln3Disorders
Sectionn32.n3Skinn3Problems
Chaptern311.n3Commonn3Skinn3Complaints
Chaptern 3 12.n 3 Parasiticn 3 Skinn 3 Infestations
Chaptern313.n3Fungaln3Skinn3Infections
Chaptern314.n3Bacterialn3Skinn3Infections
Chaptern315.n3Viraln3Skinn3Infections
Chaptern316.n3Dermatitis
Chaptern317.n3Skinn3Lesions
Sectionn33.n3Eyen3Problems
Chaptern318.n3Commonn3Eyen3Complaints
Chaptern319.n3Lidn3andn3Conjunctivaln3Pathology
Chaptern320.n3Visualn3Disturbancesn3andn3Impairedn3Vision
Sectionn34.n3Ear,n3Nose,n3andn3Throatn3Problems
Chaptern321.n3Commonn3Ear,n3Nose,n3andn3Throatn3Complaints
Chaptern322.n3Hearingn3andn3Balancen3Disorders
Chaptern 3 23.n 3 Inflammatoryn 3 andn 3 Infectiousn 3 Disordersn 3 ofn 3 then 3 Ear
Chaptern324.n3Inflammatoryn3andn3Infectiousn3Disordersn3ofn3then3Nose,n3Sinuses,n3Mouth,n3andn3Throat
Chaptern325.n3Epistaxis
Chaptern3 26.n3 Temporomandibularn3Disorders
Chaptern327.n3Dysphonia
Sectionn 3 5.n 3 Respiratoryn 3 Problems
Chaptern328.n3Commonn3Respiratoryn3Complaints
Chaptern329.n3Sleepn3Apnea
Chaptern 3 30.n 3 Infectiousn 3 Respiratoryn 3 Disorders
Chaptern 3 31.n 3 Inflammatoryn 3 Respiratoryn 3 Disorders
Chaptern332.n3Lungn3Cancer
Chaptern333.n3Smokingn3Addiction
Sectionn36.n3Cardiovascularn3Problems
Chaptern334.n3Commonn3Cardiovascularn3Complaints
Chaptern335.n3Cardiacn3andn3Associatedn3Riskn3Disorders
Chaptern336.n3Dysrhythmiasn3andn3Valvularn3Disorders
Chaptern337.n3Disordersn3ofn3then3Vascularn3System
Sectionn37.n3Abdominaln3Problems
Chaptern338.n3Commonn3Abdominaln3Complaints
Chaptern 3 39.n 3 Infectiousn 3 Gastrointestinaln 3 Disorders
Chaptern340.n3Gastricn3andn3Intestinaln3Disorders
Chaptern341.n3Gallbladdern3andn3Pancreaticn3Disorders
Chaptern342.n3Cirrhosisn3andn3Livern3Failure
Sectionn38.n3Renaln3Problems

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Chaptern343.n3Commonn3Urinaryn3Complaints
Chaptern3 44.n 3 Urinaryn 3 Tractn3 Disorders
Chaptern345.n3Kidneyn3andn3Bladdern3Disorders
Chaptern3Sectionn39.n3Gender-Relatedn3Healthn3Problems
Chaptern346.n3Commonn3Reproductiven3Systemn3Complaints
Chaptern347.n3Breastn3Disorders
Chaptern348.n3Vaginal,n3Uterine,n3andn3Ovariann3Disorders
Chaptern 3 49.n 3 Prostaten 3 Disorders
Chaptern350.n3Penilen3andn3Testicularn3Disorders
Chaptern 3 51.n 3 Sexuallyn 3 Transmittedn 3 Infections
Sectionn310.n3Musculoskeletaln3Problems
Chaptern352.n3Commonn3Musculoskeletaln3Complaints
Chaptern353.n3Spinaln3Disorders
Chaptern354.n3Soft-Tissuen3Disorders
Chaptern355.n3Osteoarthritisn3 andn3Osteoporosis
Sectionn311.n3Endocrinen3andn3Metabolicn3Problems
Chaptern356.n3Commonn3Endocrinen3andn3Metabolicn3Complaints
Chaptern357.n3Glandularn3Disorders
Chaptern358.n3Diabetesn3Mellitus
Chaptern359.n3Metabolicn3Disorders
Sectionn312.n3Hematologicaln3andn3Immunologicaln3Problems
Chaptern360.n3Commonn3Hematologicaln3andn3Immunologicaln3Complaints
Chaptern361.n3Hematologicn3Disorders
Chaptern362.n3Immunologicaln3Disorders
Chaptern 3 63.n 3 Infectiousn 3 Disorders
Sectionn313.n3Psychosocialn3Problems
Chaptern364.n3Commonn3Psychosocialn3Complaints
Chaptern365.n3Substancen3Usen3Disorders
Chaptern366.n3Schizophrenian3 Spectrumn3Disorders
Chaptern367.n3Moodn3Disorders
Chaptern368.n3Anxiety,n3Stress,n3andn3Trauma-Relatedn3Disorders
Chaptern369.n3Obsessive-Compulsiven3Disorders
Chaptern370.n3Behavioraln3Disordersn3Relatedn3ton3Physical/Physiologicaln3Disturbances
Chaptern371.n3Neurodevelopmentaln3Disorders
Sectionn314.n3Urgentn3Caren3Problems
Chaptern372.n3Commonn3Urgentn3Caren3Complaints
Chaptern373.n3Commonn3Injuries
Chaptern374.n3Toxicn3Exposures
Chaptern375.n3Environmentaln3Exposures
III.n 3 CARING-BASEDn 3 NURSING:n 3 THEn 3 PRACTICE
Chaptern 3 76.n 3 Sportsn 3 Physicals
Chaptern377.n3Primaryn3Caren3ofn3Oldern3Adults
Chaptern378.n3Palliativen3Caren3andn3Painn3Management
Chaptern379.n3Ethicaln3andn3Legaln3Issuesn3ofn3an3Caring-Basedn3Practice
Chaptern380.n3Then3Businessn3ofn3Advancedn3Practicen3Nursing
Chaptern381.n3Then315-Minuten3Hour:n3Practicaln3Approachesn3ton3Behavioraln3Healthn3forn3Primaryn3Care
Chaptern382.n3Puttingn3Caringn3Inton3Practice:n3Caringn3forn3Self

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Chapter 01. Primary Care in the Twenty-First Century: A Circle of Caring
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1. A nurse has conducted a literature review in an effort to identify the effect of hand washing
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on theincidence of nosocomial (hospital-
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acquired) infections in acute care settings. An article presented findings at a level of significa
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nce of <0.01. This indicates that
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A) the control group and the experimental group were more than 99% similar.
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B) the findings of the study have less than 1% chance of being attributable to chance.
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C) the effects of the intervention were nearly zero.
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D) the clinical significance of the findings was less than 1:100.
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Feedback: The level of significance is the level at which the researcher believes that the study resu
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lts most likely represent a nonchance event. A level of significance of <0.01 indicates that there i
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s less than 1% probability that the result is due to chance.
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2. A nurse has read a qualitative research study in order to understand the lived experience of pare
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nts who have a neonatal loss. Which of the following questions should the nurse prioritize when
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A) How well did the authors capture the personal experiences of these parents?
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B) How well did the authors control for confounding variables that may have affected the findings?
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C) Did the authors use statistical measures that were appropriate to the phenomenon in question?
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D) Were the instruments that the researchers used statistically valid and reliable?
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Feedback: Qualitative studies are judged on the basis of how well they capture and convey the su
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bjective experiences of individuals. Statistical measures and variables are not dimensions of a qual
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3. A nurse has expressed skepticism to a colleague about the value of nursing research, claiming t
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hat nursing research has little relevance to practice. How can the nurses colleague best defend th
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e importance of nursing research?
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