UWM EBP 419 ALL PRETESTS FOR FINAL EXAM
2022 WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION
Which of the following is an EBP performance criterion for nurse executive?
a.Serves as coach and mentor in EBP
b. Role models EBP
c. Questions current practices
d. Role models EBP in administrative decision making
d
A problem statement doesn't identify what problem is addressed in the study
a.True
b. False
b
Using a question mark in a search word is an example of:
a.Truncation -
b.Nesting
c.Using wildcards
d.Using stopwords
c
1. Rank the evidence generated from the following designs from the highest to
the lowest. Fill in the blank 1, 2, 3, 4 according to the rank order.
a. _________Experimental design
b. _________Nonequivalent control group pretest-posttest
c. _________One -group posttest only
d. _________Non-equivalent-groups posttest only
a.___1______Experimental design
b.____2_____Nonequivalent control group pretest-posttest
c. ___4______One -group posttest only
d. ____3_____Non-equivalent-groups posttest only
Zika virus originally is common in Africa and Asia. It did not begin spreading
widely in
the Western Hemisphere until last May, when an outbreak occurred in Brazil. This
phenomenon is known as ______. (Fill in the blank with the appropriate term).
pandemic
True Negative is when a screening give a negative result despite the presence of
the
disease
A. True
B. False
b - The correct term is False Negative.
Which of the following is the statistical test used for a cohort study?
A. Prevalence
B. Odds ratio
C. Incidence
D. Relative risk
,d
1. Researchers use descriptive research design to establish causality (cause and
effect between independent and dependent variables).
a. True
b. False
b
1. There are Two major types of non-experimental designs. Identify what they are.
1. Descriptive designs, including a variety of name such as exploratory, comparative,
and survey design.
2. Correlational designs, including three types of correlational designs commonly
reported in the literature
Multicausality means:
a. A problem with an outcome that has many causes
b. A problem with several outcomes but one cause
c. A problem with an unknown cause
d. A problem with unknown effects
a
A proposal might be eligible for an expedite review when:
a.There is potential risk to human subjects.
b. The study includes vulnerable populations.
c.There is minimal risk to human subjects.
d. There is no risk to human subjects.
c
1. The model of EBP collaboration has __________ levels.
a. Four
b. Five
c. Three
d. Seven
b
1. Justice is the principle of doing good
a. True
b. False
b
1. The Nuremberg Code and the Declaration of Helsinki are international
guidelines aimed at protecting the rights of human subjects.
a. True
b. False
a
The statistical hypothesis stating that there is no relationship between the
variables is:
a.Directional hypothesis
b.Null hypothesis
c.Non-Directional hypothesis
d.Research hypothesis
b
, The purpose of research question is to generate new knowledge, while the
purpose of EBP questions is to make decision about patient care.
a.True
b. False
a
Rigorous and systematic synthesis of research findings about a clinical problem
is:
a. Pilot studies
b. Replication studies
c.Case studies
d. Systematic reviews
d
The standard of care or alternative interventions can be used as comparisons of
interest in the
PICOT model
a.True
b. False
a
Metaparadigm of nursing consists of:
a.Person, environment, health, and nursing
b. Person, care, environment, and health
c.Person, health, medicines, and care
d. Person, environment, medicines, and nursing
a
Model is a pictorial representation of the concepts and their interrelationships.
a.True
b. False
a
Which of the following are secondary sources? (select all that apply)
a.AutoBiography
b. Published articles based on previous publications
c.Dissertation
d. Comments from editors on a published article
b, d
Deductive quantitative research is typically used to:
a.Convey unique ideas or mental images.
b. Measure variables.
c.Test theory.
d. Build theory.
c
Nightingale's conceptual definition of health would be:
a.Metabolic efficiency
b. A state of physical and mental well-being.
c.An absence of disease.
d. Reduction of the death rate
b
2022 WITH COMPLETE SOLUTION
Which of the following is an EBP performance criterion for nurse executive?
a.Serves as coach and mentor in EBP
b. Role models EBP
c. Questions current practices
d. Role models EBP in administrative decision making
d
A problem statement doesn't identify what problem is addressed in the study
a.True
b. False
b
Using a question mark in a search word is an example of:
a.Truncation -
b.Nesting
c.Using wildcards
d.Using stopwords
c
1. Rank the evidence generated from the following designs from the highest to
the lowest. Fill in the blank 1, 2, 3, 4 according to the rank order.
a. _________Experimental design
b. _________Nonequivalent control group pretest-posttest
c. _________One -group posttest only
d. _________Non-equivalent-groups posttest only
a.___1______Experimental design
b.____2_____Nonequivalent control group pretest-posttest
c. ___4______One -group posttest only
d. ____3_____Non-equivalent-groups posttest only
Zika virus originally is common in Africa and Asia. It did not begin spreading
widely in
the Western Hemisphere until last May, when an outbreak occurred in Brazil. This
phenomenon is known as ______. (Fill in the blank with the appropriate term).
pandemic
True Negative is when a screening give a negative result despite the presence of
the
disease
A. True
B. False
b - The correct term is False Negative.
Which of the following is the statistical test used for a cohort study?
A. Prevalence
B. Odds ratio
C. Incidence
D. Relative risk
,d
1. Researchers use descriptive research design to establish causality (cause and
effect between independent and dependent variables).
a. True
b. False
b
1. There are Two major types of non-experimental designs. Identify what they are.
1. Descriptive designs, including a variety of name such as exploratory, comparative,
and survey design.
2. Correlational designs, including three types of correlational designs commonly
reported in the literature
Multicausality means:
a. A problem with an outcome that has many causes
b. A problem with several outcomes but one cause
c. A problem with an unknown cause
d. A problem with unknown effects
a
A proposal might be eligible for an expedite review when:
a.There is potential risk to human subjects.
b. The study includes vulnerable populations.
c.There is minimal risk to human subjects.
d. There is no risk to human subjects.
c
1. The model of EBP collaboration has __________ levels.
a. Four
b. Five
c. Three
d. Seven
b
1. Justice is the principle of doing good
a. True
b. False
b
1. The Nuremberg Code and the Declaration of Helsinki are international
guidelines aimed at protecting the rights of human subjects.
a. True
b. False
a
The statistical hypothesis stating that there is no relationship between the
variables is:
a.Directional hypothesis
b.Null hypothesis
c.Non-Directional hypothesis
d.Research hypothesis
b
, The purpose of research question is to generate new knowledge, while the
purpose of EBP questions is to make decision about patient care.
a.True
b. False
a
Rigorous and systematic synthesis of research findings about a clinical problem
is:
a. Pilot studies
b. Replication studies
c.Case studies
d. Systematic reviews
d
The standard of care or alternative interventions can be used as comparisons of
interest in the
PICOT model
a.True
b. False
a
Metaparadigm of nursing consists of:
a.Person, environment, health, and nursing
b. Person, care, environment, and health
c.Person, health, medicines, and care
d. Person, environment, medicines, and nursing
a
Model is a pictorial representation of the concepts and their interrelationships.
a.True
b. False
a
Which of the following are secondary sources? (select all that apply)
a.AutoBiography
b. Published articles based on previous publications
c.Dissertation
d. Comments from editors on a published article
b, d
Deductive quantitative research is typically used to:
a.Convey unique ideas or mental images.
b. Measure variables.
c.Test theory.
d. Build theory.
c
Nightingale's conceptual definition of health would be:
a.Metabolic efficiency
b. A state of physical and mental well-being.
c.An absence of disease.
d. Reduction of the death rate
b
