The research method based on documentation of sources used to retroactively study events or people is

a. ethnography.
b. phenomenology.
c. historical.
d. grounded theory


c. historical

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A nurse is caring for a client with a nonhealing arterial ulcer. The physician has informed the client about possibly needing to amputate the client's leg. The client is crying and upset. What actions by the nurse are best? (Select all that apply.)

a. Ask the client to describe his or her current emotions. b. Assess the client for support systems and family. c. Offer to stay with the client if he or she desires. d. Relate how smoking contributed to this situation. e. Tell the client that many people have amputations.

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What would be the most appropriate method for handling data from the following question? "To which of the following professional organizations do you belong? (American Nurses Association, National League for Nursing, Sigma Theta Tau, The

Gerontological Society)" A) Assign a 1 to the American Nurses Association, a 2 to the National League for Nursing, and so on B) Treat each professional organization as a separate variable and allot a column to each organization C) Assign a 1 if the respondent belongs to one organization, a 2 if the respondent belongs to two organizations, and so on D) Use an alphabetic coding scheme with the first letter in the organization's title representing the letter to be used

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A patient who has been taking a glucocorticoid for several months arrives in the clinic. The nurse notes that the patient's cheeks appear full and that a prominent hump of fat is present on the upper back

The nurse will ask the provider to order which test(s)? a. Liver function tests b. Serum electrolytes c. Tuberculin skin test d. Vitamin D levels

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Several factors affect sample size requirements for a study. Which is one of those factors?

A. The number of eligible people B. The size of the population C. The type of sampling used (e.g., convenience, random) D. Effect size

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