Florence Nightingale is most noted for which of the following contributions to nursing research?

a. Case study approach to research
b. Data collection and analysis
c. Framework and model development
d. Quasi-experimental study design


ANS: B
Nightingale is known for her data collection and analysis of the plight of injured soldiers during the Crimean War. Her research led to interventions that reduced the mortality rate from 43% to 2%.

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A nurse recognizes that continued competence in nursing practice is a vital aspect of the practice of nursing. In order to maintain competence, the nurse might consider which of the following?

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The nurse is counseling clients who are experiencing erectile dysfunction. Which of the following clients would be most likely to experience this disorder? Select all that apply

A) A client who is taking antidepressants B) A client with diabetes mellitus C) A client who is overweight D) A client who has had a knee replacement E) A client who has a spinal cord injury F) A client who has had a stroke

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