Chapter 1, 2, & 3 End of Text Questions (Mallory) Flashcards

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The Affordable Care Act provides for the expansion of insurance to cover more Americans

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True

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2
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The IOM report to Err is Human makes recommendations for nursing education and practice

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True

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3
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EBP is best described as the use of only research for making clinical decisions

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False-Use evidence from research, evidence-based theories, opinion leaders, and expert panels; evidence from assessments of patients, clinical expertise, healthcare setting and availability of resources, patient preferences

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4
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Evidence from experimental research is best for describing the number of people affected by chronic disease

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False. Descriptive

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5
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Statistics is a scientific approach to express data or characteristics being studied

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True

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6
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EBP is always founded on research evidence

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7
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Nurses with masters and doctorate of nursing practice degrees are expected to carry out original research?

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8
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Researchers take a sample from the population to infer the findings or results about a population

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True

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9
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Because descriptive statistics have a different objective from inferential statistics, they should not be performed together

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o False. They compliment each other

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10
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What is the general process of organizing, summarizing, and describing the collected data in an easier format

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Descriptive Statistics

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11
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A researcher wants to study average sodium intake across various racial and ethnic groups. However, he is concerned that sample sizes for some racial/ethnic groups might be too small to be useful in statistical analyses. What type of sampling procedure might be the most useful for his purpose?

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Stratified sampling

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12
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The length of time in minutes that a patient waits to be called at a hospital is an interval level of measurement

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True

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13
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An investigator asks a patient participant at a local hospital to rate the service as outstanding, good, fair, poor, or very poor. These data are measured on an ordinal level of measurement

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True

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14
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Which of the following is the example of a continuous variable?

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Income

Not gender, profit v non profil, or zip codes

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15
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An instrument can be valid without being reliable

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False. An instrument cannot be valid without being reliabl

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