An alternative framework, representing a synthesis of 10 qualitative validity schemes by Whittemore and colleagues, proposed four primary criteria and six secondary criteria. What is sensitivity?
A) Degree to which an inquiry reflects respect and compassion for those being studied.
B) Interconnectedness between parts of the inquiry and the whole, and between study findings and external contexts
C) Comprehensive data and the full development of ideas
D) Reflects challenges to traditional ways of thinking
A
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1. Phencyclidine (PCP). 2. Cocaine. 3. Nicotine. 4. Amphetamines. 5. Inhalants.
The nursing student is discussing her patient with viral pharyngitis with her preceptor at the walk-in clinic. What should the preceptor tell the student about nursing care for patients with viral pharyngitis?
A) Teach the patient to take all the antibiotics prescribed B) Patient teaching includes increasing bouts of viral pharyngitis C) The focus of nursing care for patients with viral pharyngitis is symptomatic management D) The focus of care is resting the voice to prevent chronic hoarseness
When using IA for FHR, nurses should be aware that
a. They can be expected to cover only two or three patients when IA is the primary method of fetal assessment. b. The best course is to use the descriptive terms associated with EFM when documenting results. c. If the heartbeat cannot be found immediately, a shift must be made to electronic monitoring. d. Ultrasound can be used to find the fetal heartbeat and reassure the mother if initial difficulty was a factor.
A physician orders 100 mg of chlorpromazine (Thorazine?) twice daily and 2 mg of benztropine (Cogentin?) twice daily as needed (prn) for a client with paranoid schizophrenia
Under which circumstance should a nurse administer a prn dose of benztropine? A) When the client becomes aggressive B) When the client needs to be calmed down before bedtime C) When the client exhibits tremors and shuffling gait D) When the client complains of constipation