The nurse's goals for prenatal classes may include which of the following? Note: Credit will be given only if all correct and no incorrect choices are selected. Select all that apply
1. Increasing self-esteem
2. Preparing the participants for childrearing
3. Offering information on the risks of breastfeeding
4. Providing anticipatory guidance about pregnancy
5. Helping participants develop more adaptive coping skills
1, 4, 5
Explanation: 1. Goals for prenatal classes would include increasing self-esteem.
4. Goals for prenatal class would include providing anticipatory guidance about pregnancy.
5. Goals for prenatal class would include helping participants develop more adaptive coping skills.
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A) Inquiring about child safety in the home B) Asking about the temperament of the child C) Asking about the child's diet D) Asking the parents if they smoke in the home
The statement below is an example of which of the following? "In this study, pain is reflected as a score between 0 and 10 on the postoperative pain rating scale."
a. Associative hypothesis b. Conceptual definition c. Operational definition d. Problem statement
What is the relationship between a research topic and a research problem?
a. The purpose is the most general statement; the research topic is the most specific to the research itself. b. Research topics contain numerous potential research problems, and each problem provides the basis for developing many purposes. c. The research topic and the research problem are identical. d. The research topic specifies setting and population, but the problem does not.
A nurse researcher can use research findings to go beyond dissemination of evidence-based guidelines and promote adoption of evidence-based practice (EBP) guidelines through what?
a. Through dissemination activities b. Through translating research into practice c. Through research utilization d. Through critiquing findings