Reflexivity is an important concept in qualitative data collection. What is reflexivity?
A) Awareness of the part the researcher plays in the study and the possible effects the researcher has on the data
B) Gaining participants' trust
C) Need to avoid involvement with participants
D) Need to pace data collection to avoid being overwhelmed by the intensity of data
A
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To the embarrassment of his family, an 81-year-old male patient on the subacute unit of a hospital has made repeated, sexually inappropriate statements to female staff members. The patient's family is adamant that such behavior is uncharacteristic
What should be the nurse's initial action? A) Attempt to identify the underlying cause of the patient's behavior. B) Explore pharmacologic treatment options with the patient's physician. C) Emphasize to the patient that such behavior is not permissible. D) Liaise with the nurse manager to ensure the patient receives care from male staff whenever possible.
What has interview research shown?
A) Intrarater reliability is high if the interview is unstructured. B) Interrater reliability improves if the interview is structured. C) Validity decreases when there is a team approach to the interview. D) Positive information is weighed more heavily than negative information.
A nurse is working on a pediatric unit. Which clients on the unit will be candidates for treatment with aspirin? (Select all that apply.)
a. Child who is experiencing pain from an injury b. Child who has influenza-like symptoms c. Child who is exhibiting fever d. Child who has inflammation from an injury
The nurse practitioner orders Amoxicillin 250 mg/5 ml tid for 10 days? The nurse practitioner would expect the pharmacist to fill the prescription bottle with how many ml?
A. 50 ml B. 100 ml c. 150 ml d. 200 ml