A university's research ethics board has granted approval to a nurse researcher's study proposal that addresses African-American patients' perceptions of their care in the emergency department
Which of the following issues is the primary focus of the ethical considerations surrounding this proposed study?
A) Risks of participation
B) Issues related to confidentiality
C) Potential unwanted effects of the observation and interview process
D) The researcher's qualifications for engaging participants
B
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a. strategy, outcome, and performance c. structure, process, and outcome b. process, strategy, and opportunity d. outcome, procedure, and structure
The nurse is planning a presentation to a group of senior citizens on lifestyle modifications to manage high blood pressure. What major points will the nurse include in this presentation? Standard Text: Select all that apply
1. Keep sodium intake to 2.4 grams per day. 2. Achieve and maintain a normal body mass index. 3. Perform aerobic activity for 30 minutes most days of the week. 4. Limit daily alcohol intake to two drinks for males and one drink for females. 5. Consumption of fruits and whole grains has little impact on blood pressure.
A client with heart failure does not have a scale to weigh on at home. What other methods might the client be instructed to use until a scale can be purchased?
1. Instruct the client to see if his or her same belt or shoes are tighter every day. 2. Have the client observe if he or she feels heavier while wearing the same clothing every day. 3. Suggest the client come to the health department every other week to weigh. 4. Have the client notice if his or her rings are tighter.
What type of services will a client receive when visiting a nursing center?
a. Illness-oriented care b. Direct access to nursing services c. Free services d. Physician diagnosis of health problems