The integration of qualitative and quantitative approaches in a single study constitutes a form of:
A) Hypothesis testing
B) Theory generation
C) Triangulation
D) Methodologic research
C
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A full-time employee (FTE) who works 40 hours a week is referred to as a:
a. 0.5 FTE c. 0.9 FTE b. 0.8 FTE d. 1.0 FTE
A patient is admitted to the hospital with fever, cough, malaise, and weakness. Forty-eight hours later, the symptoms have become progressively worse, and they progress to severe respiratory distress, septicemia, and hemorrhagic meningitis
The nurse recognizes these signs and symptoms as: a. tularemia. b. smallpox. c. inhalation anthrax. d. pneumonic plague.
A nurse who wishes to practice in another state: (Select all that apply.)
a. must retake the NCLEX®-RN for that state. b. should determine whether the state is a compact state. c. may obtain licensure by endorsement. d. must revoke licensure in the current state because nurses cannot be licensed in more than one state concurrently.
The nurse is working in a low-income neighborhood as a home health nurse. The nurse notes that the children's playground has broken equipment, which the children continue to play on. What action might the nurse take as a public advocate?
1. Call the police to report the owner's neglect. 2. Contact the owner of the playground about safety issues. 3. Alert the parents to keep the children off the playground. 4. No action is required; this is a civil problem beyond the realm of the nurse.