What is the appropriate order for the five-step approach to analyzing research studies?
a. Acquire, apply, appraise, ask, assess
b. Ask, acquire, appraise, apply, assess
c. Apply, appraise, acquire, ask, assess
d. Ask, appraise, acquire, assess, apply
b. Ask, acquire, appraise, apply, assess
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A client with renal failure is receiving peritoneal dialysis. The nurse is explaining the process to the client. Which statement would the nurse include in a discussion with the client and
family? A) "The peritoneum is more permeable because of the presence of excess metabolites." B) "The metabolites will diffuse from the interstitial space to the bloodstream mainly through diffusion and ultrafiltration." C) "The peritoneum acts as a semi-permeable membrane through which wastes move by diffusion and osmosis." D) "The solutes in the dialysate will enter the bloodstream through the peritoneum."
The term that refers to the honesty of the data collected is:
A) confirmability B) creditibility C) transferability D) trustworthiness
A 90-year-old client discusses her life review with a nurse and shares information about how she has raised five children and had "ups and downs" with all of them, but overall feels satisfied with her life. Based on Cohen's empowering model,
which of the following statements is the client likely to make? A) "I would sum it up this way." B) "I really would like to see the Grand Canyon." C) "I hope to learn how to Skype with my grandchildren." D) "I know I've done the best that I can do, and I expect I will continue to help my family."
As the community health nurse you have to compile community programs based on primary, secondary, and tertiary prevention measures. Using your knowledge that Leavell
and Clark developed a conceptual model for the natural history of any disease affecting humans, what is an example of tertiary prevention? A) Prevent the onset of a disease in a population of well people B) Focus on early diagnosis and prompt treatment of the disease C) Focus on limiting and resulting disabilities of the disease D) Rehabilitation measures that enable the individual to function at maximum capability