Nursing students are working on a long-term care unit at a new clinical site. The instructor is concerned because the clinical site is missing some needed components
In a discussion with the director of nursing, it is determined that the instructor should document the expected and actual outcomes of the experience and compare them. This problem-solving technique is known as ____. a. Difference evaluation
b. Gap analysis
c. Problem analysis
d. Outcome evaluation
B
Gap analysis is the difference between the ideal and real situations.
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The nurse is reviewing the considerations needed when designing a program evaluation. What should the nurse keep in mind as the consideration that influences all other aspects of the evaluation process?
1. Who should conduct the evaluation. 2. The type of evaluation to be conducted. 3. The design to be utilized. 4. The purpose of the evaluation.
When planning a program to educate the community about healthy nutrition, the community health nurse should tell adults to consume:
A) 100% of grain intake as whole grains. B) at least 3.5 cups of fruits and vegetables each day. C) more highly pigmented fruits and vegetables. D) 3 to 5 servings of dairy each day.
The nurse is teaching a patient about taking a once daily medication that has a side effect of drowsiness. The nurse learns that the patient works a 7:00 PM to 7:00 AM shift in a hospital
The nurse will recommend that the patient take this medication at which time of day? a. 0600 b. 0800 c. 1800 d. 2000
The basic null hypothesis in the context of Pearson's r is:
a. H0: ? > .00 b. H0: ? = .00 c. H0: ? ? .00 d. H0: ?A ? ?B