Accepted strategies for generating meaning from qualitative data include
a. noting patterns or themes and building a logical chain of evidence.
b. clustering, counting, and making metaphors.
c. making contrasts or comparisons and noting relationships between variables.
d. all of the above
d. all of the above
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a. Ask if the client is experiencing pain in the right shoulder. b. Perform a rectal examination and assess for polyps. c. Contact the provider and recommend computed tomography. d. Administer a laxative to increase bowel movement activity.
The nurse is counseling parents of a picky eater on how to promote healthy eating habits in their child. Which of the following interventions would be appropriate advice?
A) Allow the child to pick out his or her own foods for meals. B) Present the food matter-of-factly and allow the child to choose what to eat. C) Offer high-fat snacks if the child does not eat to get them to eat something. D) Offer the child a special treat if he or she eats all the food on the plate.
An occupational health nurse sees the various injuries and diseases that persons can acquire from employment. Which of the following recommendations would the nurse most likely provide about safety in the workplace?
A. Find employment in physical labor; at least your body will be in good condition. B. Professional positions are the safest choice for employment. C. White collar positions provide the least risk for injury. D. There is no "safe" occupation or profession.
Which can cause bias in a study?
A) Participants' truthful responses B) Researcher subjectivity C) Consistent methods of data collection D) Adequate study design