Qualitative research methods use:
a. questionnaires or interviews.
b. statistical analysis.
c. information conceived from inanimate experience.
d. information obtained in a non-numerical form.
d
Qualitative research methods use a theoretical perspective to develop generalisations or theories from specific observations or interviews.
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1. Assisting with changes in diet. 2. Monitoring blood glucose. 3. Providing enteral nutrition. 4. Feeding the client.
A patient with a serious illness is being cared for in a CCU. Considering energy expenditure during illness and the potential for healing, what is most appropriate nursing action?
A) Maintain complete bed rest with minimal activity B) Ensure complete pharmacological sedation C) Limit visits to immediate family only D) Facilitate nutrition assessment and delivery
Which of these factors will contribute to preventing otitis media in infants up to 12 months old?
a. a smoke-free environment b. bottle-feeding infants on a flat surface c. breastfeeding d. keeping infant's room at 72 degrees Fahrenheit
The client did not meet the target weight goal for the day. What approach should the nurse adopt when tube feeding this client?
A) Nurturing, supportive B) Firm, authoritarian C) Matter-of-fact, nonjudgmental D) Distant, limit setting