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RESEARCH FINAL EXAM NEWEST VERSION -2025/2026- 100+ Q
AND ANS MOST POPULAR EXAM GUARANTEED SUCCESS
What is the null hypothesis?
a.A prediction made to test a theory based on an observation in experimental
designed studies
b. A statement proposing no effect or relationships between a phenomena or
population
c. A set of ideas that drive an area of research to test to negative effect
d. A set of related statements that explain a variety of occurrences
B
What is the purpose of a literature review?
a.To develop a PICOT question
b. To gain knowledge about patient symptomology
c. To identify the gaps in the evidence
d. To utilize the clearinghouse server
C
The National Nurses' Health Study is an example of a:
a.Prospective cohort study
b. Retrospective case study analysis
c. Randomized control experiment
d. Quasi-experimental study
A
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The nurse at the ambulatory care clinic is counseling a client about how to begin
an exercise program using Pender's Health Promotion Model as a guide. Which
question/statement during the assessment best indicates the use of the model?
a.What is your BMI?
b. Tell me about the types of exercises you like and don't like
c. Do you want to try to use a FITBIT to monitor your exercise?
d. Weight loss is difficult, but you can be successful if you make it a priority
B
A nurse on a medical-surgical floor, you are asked to complete a search for a
literature review on prevention of falls. What is the best first step to begin your
literature search?
a.Begin the search using the search term "falls"
b. Develop a PICO question that clearly defines your interest
c. Review the patient education materials on the unit
d. Begin brainstorming falls prevention interventions for the unit
A/B
Which statement is true about the impact factor of journals?
a.It is a referred source
b. The lower the impact, the more it is accessed
c. The higher the impact, the higher it is cited
d. It determines the strength of the study design
C
A researcher is examining the relationship between exercise and heart disease in a
sample of women at a senior citizen center. She plans to collect data on their daily
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activities at one point in time. There is no manipulation of the independent
variable. Correct terms that can be used to describe the study are:
a.Randomized control experiment
b. Correlational, cross-sectional, non-experimental
c. Quasi-experimental, retrospective
d. Retrospective, cohort, comparative
B
Two researchers are conducting a study in which they compare people who have
ling cancer to people that do not have lung cancer. They are reviewing past
medical records for possible risk factors that related to the lung cancer This is an
example of a:
a.Cross-sectional descriptive study
b. Prospective cohort study
c. Retrospective case study
d. Quasi-experimental study
C
A nurse researcher proposed the following question "What is the effect of breast
feeding by teen mothers on the rate if infant infections during the first 6 months
of life?" The dependent variable in this question is:
a.Teen mothers
b. Breast feeding
c. The rate if infant infections
d. The first 6 months of life
C
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As a nurse on a behavioral health unit, you are asked to complete a search for
evidence on best practices to prevent the use of restraints. When you enter the
term, you get 1,000 hits. Which of the following is the best set of limiters to
narrow your result?
a.Last 5 years, English, Peer Reviewed Journals
b. Last 10 years, English & Spanish, New reports
c. Last 5 years, English, Professional Association Publications
d. English, Conducted in the US
A
The nurse has created the following clinical question: "In older patients with
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, what is the effect of aerobic exercise
compared to anaerobic exercise on perceived tolerance to activities of daily
living?" When using the PICOT model, what is the outcome of this clinical
question?
a.Older patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
b. Perceived tolerance of activities of daily living
c. Anaerobic exercise
d. Aerobic exercise
B
As a nurse utilizing clinical practice guidelines in developing PICOT questions, you
understand policies are referring to:
a.Resources for evidence based clinical practice guidelines set by the national
guideline clearinghouse
b. practice standard set by academic institutions related to clinical practice
c. evidence of local regional needs to develop policy and procedures
d. policy and procedures setback agency clinical units
RESEARCH FINAL EXAM NEWEST VERSION -2025/2026- 100+ Q
AND ANS MOST POPULAR EXAM GUARANTEED SUCCESS
What is the null hypothesis?
a.A prediction made to test a theory based on an observation in experimental
designed studies
b. A statement proposing no effect or relationships between a phenomena or
population
c. A set of ideas that drive an area of research to test to negative effect
d. A set of related statements that explain a variety of occurrences
B
What is the purpose of a literature review?
a.To develop a PICOT question
b. To gain knowledge about patient symptomology
c. To identify the gaps in the evidence
d. To utilize the clearinghouse server
C
The National Nurses' Health Study is an example of a:
a.Prospective cohort study
b. Retrospective case study analysis
c. Randomized control experiment
d. Quasi-experimental study
A
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The nurse at the ambulatory care clinic is counseling a client about how to begin
an exercise program using Pender's Health Promotion Model as a guide. Which
question/statement during the assessment best indicates the use of the model?
a.What is your BMI?
b. Tell me about the types of exercises you like and don't like
c. Do you want to try to use a FITBIT to monitor your exercise?
d. Weight loss is difficult, but you can be successful if you make it a priority
B
A nurse on a medical-surgical floor, you are asked to complete a search for a
literature review on prevention of falls. What is the best first step to begin your
literature search?
a.Begin the search using the search term "falls"
b. Develop a PICO question that clearly defines your interest
c. Review the patient education materials on the unit
d. Begin brainstorming falls prevention interventions for the unit
A/B
Which statement is true about the impact factor of journals?
a.It is a referred source
b. The lower the impact, the more it is accessed
c. The higher the impact, the higher it is cited
d. It determines the strength of the study design
C
A researcher is examining the relationship between exercise and heart disease in a
sample of women at a senior citizen center. She plans to collect data on their daily
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activities at one point in time. There is no manipulation of the independent
variable. Correct terms that can be used to describe the study are:
a.Randomized control experiment
b. Correlational, cross-sectional, non-experimental
c. Quasi-experimental, retrospective
d. Retrospective, cohort, comparative
B
Two researchers are conducting a study in which they compare people who have
ling cancer to people that do not have lung cancer. They are reviewing past
medical records for possible risk factors that related to the lung cancer This is an
example of a:
a.Cross-sectional descriptive study
b. Prospective cohort study
c. Retrospective case study
d. Quasi-experimental study
C
A nurse researcher proposed the following question "What is the effect of breast
feeding by teen mothers on the rate if infant infections during the first 6 months
of life?" The dependent variable in this question is:
a.Teen mothers
b. Breast feeding
c. The rate if infant infections
d. The first 6 months of life
C
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As a nurse on a behavioral health unit, you are asked to complete a search for
evidence on best practices to prevent the use of restraints. When you enter the
term, you get 1,000 hits. Which of the following is the best set of limiters to
narrow your result?
a.Last 5 years, English, Peer Reviewed Journals
b. Last 10 years, English & Spanish, New reports
c. Last 5 years, English, Professional Association Publications
d. English, Conducted in the US
A
The nurse has created the following clinical question: "In older patients with
chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, what is the effect of aerobic exercise
compared to anaerobic exercise on perceived tolerance to activities of daily
living?" When using the PICOT model, what is the outcome of this clinical
question?
a.Older patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
b. Perceived tolerance of activities of daily living
c. Anaerobic exercise
d. Aerobic exercise
B
As a nurse utilizing clinical practice guidelines in developing PICOT questions, you
understand policies are referring to:
a.Resources for evidence based clinical practice guidelines set by the national
guideline clearinghouse
b. practice standard set by academic institutions related to clinical practice
c. evidence of local regional needs to develop policy and procedures
d. policy and procedures setback agency clinical units
