COMPRE

Question 1

It is used to describe the mean, median, and mode.

A. Weighted mean
B. Central tendency
C. Arithmetic mean
D. Standard deviation

Answer 1

B. Central tendency

Question 2

Descriptive and inferential statistics if used together comprise (blank) statistics.

A. applied
B. inferential
C. descriptive
D. mathematical

Answer 2

B. inferential

Question 3

This is a data collection through actual observations and recording of events by a member of a group.

A. Participant
B. Structured
C. Unstructured
D. Nonparticipant

Answer 3

A. Participant

Question 4

When findings from the data can be transferred to other settings or groups, data have which of the following criteria?

A. Credibility
B. Dependability
C. Confirmability
D. Transferability

Answer 4

D. Transferability

Question 5

This is a specifically prepared document used to collect data.

A. Scale
B. Checklist
C. Instrument
D. Questionnaire

Answer 5

D. Questionnaire

Question 6

It refers to the difference between the data obtained from random sampled population and data that would be obtained from the entire population.

A. Sampling bias
B. Sampling distribution
C. Sampling error
D. Sampling measurement

Answer 6

C. Sampling error

Question 7

It is a scale where the respondents are asked to indicate the degree to which they agree or disagree with ideas expressed by the indicator.

A. Likert
B. Ordinal
C. Nominal
D. Graphic

Answer 7

A. Likert

Question 8

Which of the following measures of central tendencies are the most reliable, stable, best measure, and most useful summary of statistics?

A. Mode
B. Mean
C. Median
D. All the above

Answer 8

B. Mean

Question 9

It is a device used to assign numeric sense to the people to place them in a continuum with respect to attributes being measured.

A. Scale
B. Checklist
C. Instrument
D. Questionnaire

Answer 9

A. Scale

Question 10

Preliminary parts of a thesis include

A. bibliography, appendices, and curriculum vitae of researchers.
B. background of study, methodology and data gathering instrument.
C. title page, table of contents, acknowledgement, dedication and abstract.
D. introduction, methodology, discussion of findings, conclusions, and recommendation.

Answer 10

C. title page, table of contents, acknowledgement, dedication and abstract.

Question 11

The degree to which an instrument measures what it is supposed to be measuring is called

A. validity
B. reliability
C. sensitivity
D. objectivity

Answer 11

A. validity

Question 12

Four different types of scales is any of the following. Select all that apply.

A. Mean
B. Ordinal
C. Nominal
D. Ratio
E. Interval
F. Measurement

Answer 12

B. Ordinal
C. Nominal
D. Ratio
E. Interval

Question 13

When assessing quality of data in qualitative research, the criterion that a nurse researcher
should take into consideration is the

A. validity of data
B. objectivity of data.
C. reliability of data.
D. truthfulness of
data.

Answer 13

A. validity of data

Question 14

Statistics can be used to summarize or describe a collection of numerical data called (blank) statistics

A. applied
B. inferential
C. descriptive
D. mathematical

Answer 14

C. descriptive

Question 15

When communicating research findings, the nurse researcher is required to submit abstracts for oral poster or written presentations.
Abstract should include which of the following?

A. Hypothesis
B. Implications of the Study
C. Method of the Study
D. Statement of the problem
E. Findings of the Study
F. Recommendations of the Study
G. Conclusions of the Study

Answer 15

B. Implications of the Study
C. Method of the Study
D. Statement of the problem
E. Findings of the Study
G. Conclusions of the Study

Question 16

Research tools have a set of criteria to satisfy. The one which is defined a s the extent to which the procedure accomplishes what it seeks to accomplish is termed as

A. validity
B. reliability
C. sensitivity
D. specificity

Answer 16

A. validity

Question 17

The major criterion which refers to the degree of consistency with which an instrument measures the attributes it is measuring is called

A. validity.
B. reliability.
C. sensitivity
D. objectivity.

Answer 17

B. reliability.

Question 18

When a researcher will put together findings of several researchers to come up with one study, he is involved in what type of research?

A. Meta-analysis
B. Action Research
C. Factor analysis
D. Descriptive research

Answer 18

A. Meta-analysis

Question 19

“What is the significant difference in the nursing licensure performance of the four (4) nursing students?” What corresponding statistical tool will be used?

A. T-test
B. ANOVA
C. Percentage
D. Average Weighted Mean

Answer 19

B. ANOVA

Question 20

What is the significant relationship between the pretest and post test scores of nursing students in their qualifying examinations? “ What corresponding statistical tool will be used?

A. T-test
B. ANOVA
C. Pearson Product Moment
D. Average Weighted Mean

Answer 20

A. T-test

Question 21

It is a scale used to specify the distance between ranks such as
the difference in temperature of
38.5. 37.9, 38.3 taken every 30 minutes to trace the effectiveness of nursing care.

A. Likert
B. Interval
C. Nominal
D. Graphic

Answer 21

B. Interval

Question 22

is used to get the over-all average of maternal responses regarding the use of family planning using a 5-point rating scale.

A. Ranking
B. Median
C. Percentage
D. Weighted mean

Answer 22

D. Weighted mean

Question 23

When a researcher wishes to do a measure of central tendency,
he will most likely use which of the following descriptive statistics?

A. Mode
B. Mean
C. Median
D. All the above

Answer 23

D. All the above

Question 24

The researcher personally collects data using methods such as interview and questionnaire. These are what type of data?

A. Primary
B. Secondary
C. Tertiary
D. Available data

Answer 24

A. Primary

Question 25

The equivalent term of reliability in quantitative is A. Credibility B. Dependability C. Confirmability D. Transferability

Answer 25

B. Dependability

Question 26

Major parts of a thesis include A. bibliography, appendices, and curriculum vitae of researchers. B. background of study, methodology and data gathering instrument. C. title page, table of contents, acknowledgement, dedication and abstract. D. introduction, methodology, discussion of findings, conclusions, and recommendation.

Answer 26

D. introduction, methodology, discussion of findings, conclusions, and recommendation.

Question 27

A systematic arrangement of numeric values from the lowest to the highest together with a count or percentage of several times each value was obtained is known a A. range. B. weighted mean C. percentile. D. frequency and percentage.

Answer 27

D. frequency and percentage.

Question 28

In the study of patients with decubitus ulcer, 10 out of 12 samples responded well to the use of Bactroban ointment and only 2 patients responded well to Calmoceptin ointment. We are making use of A. Ranking B. Median C. Percentage D. Weighted mean

Answer 28

C. Percentage

Question 29

When the validity of the tool is judged by three experts, it is termed as (blank) validity. A. content B. construct C. predictive D. criterion-related

Answer 29

A. content

Question 30

A researcher would like to organize data that he collected so that he can identify pattern in the changes. Which statistics can be used? A. Inferential statistics B. Descriptive statistics C. Parametric statistics D. Non-parametric statistics

Answer 30

B. Descriptive statistics

Question 31

This refers to the kind of information researchers obtain from the research subjects. A. Data B. Results C. Effects D. Outcome

Answer 31

A. Data

Question 32

If the researcher would like to determine fi NLE ratings of graduates who enrolled review classes differ from the NLE ratings of those who did not enroll. The most appropriate inferential statistic to use is A. ANOVA. B. ANCOVA. C. chi-square. D. t-test.

Answer 32

D. t-test.

Question 33

Determining an adequate percentage or number from the population/assigning all subjects with a number/ determining adequate sample size. This procedure describes which of the following? A. Cluster(multistage) B. Systematic sampling C. Convenience sampling D. Simple random sampling

Answer 33

B. Systematic sampling

Question 34

The extent to which same results are obtained on repeated administrations of the instrument is termed as A. validity. B. internal consistency. C. stability reliability. D. equivalence

Answer 34

C. stability reliability.

Question 35

is used to determine the proportion of fractured cases in the ortho ward in relation to the total number of patients with orthopedic problem. A. Ranking B. Median C. Percentage D. Weighted mean

Answer 35

C. Percentage

Question 36

The researcher would like to determine if NLE ratings can influence job performance and interpersonal relationships, the inferential statistics to use is A. ANOVA. B. ANCOVA. C. chi-square. D. t-test.

Answer 36

A. ANOVA.

Question 37

The most current method used to determine the internal consistency of an instrument is A. T-test B. test-retest C. Pearson Product Moment D. Average Weighted Mean

Answer 37

D. Average Weighted Mean

Question 38

A thesis contains how many chapters using the APA format? A. 3 B. 4 C. 5 D. 6

Answer 38

C. 5

Question 39

“What is the level of performance of nursing students in their NCM 105?” What corresponding statistical tool will be used? A. T-test B. NOVA C. Percentage D. Average Weighted Mean

Answer 39

D. Average Weighted Mean

Question 40

scale is used in ordering observations according to magnitude or intensity. A. Likert B. Ordinal C. Nominal D. Graphic

Answer 40

B. Ordinal

Question 41

Conclusions and predictions can only be possible with the use of A. Inferential statistics B. Descriptive statistics C. Parametric statistics D. Non-parametric statistics

Answer 41

A. Inferential statistics

Question 42

If a researcher is interested in a particular characteristic, segment, or stratum of a population, he will most likely utilize which of the following? A. Quota sampling B. Stratified random sampling C. Simple random sampling D. Systematic sampling with random start

Answer 42

B. Stratified random sampling

Question 43

When computing for a sample size, statisticians usually suggest which of the following? A. Slovin’s Formula B. Spearman-Brown formula C. Coefficient alpha D. Kuder-Richardson formula

Answer 43

A. Slovin’s Formula

Question 44

All the following descriptive statistics should succeed in testing relationships, EXCEPT A. Range B. Chi-square C. Pearson rank D. Spearman rank

Answer 44

A. Range

Question 45

Which of the following communicates the results of the research to the reader? They facilitate the description of the data. A. Mean B. test-retest C. Standard deviation D. Tables and Graphs

Answer 45

D. Tables and Graphs

Question 46

It is a scale used where respondents are asked to respond in a degree of seriousness such as highest to lowest or most to least. A. Likert B. Ordinal C. Nominal D. Graphic

Answer 46

B. Ordinal

Question 47

When a nurse follows through on a promise- no matter how big or small- what ethical principle is being displayed?

Answer 47

Fidelity

Question 48

The main job of a nurse: First do no harm. So it's a nurse using his judgement to avoid damaging the patient physically, emotionally, and spiritually.

Answer 48

Nonmaleficence?

Question 49

Doing things that benefit the patient.

Answer 49

Beneficence

Question 50

What is the ethical OBLIGATION to tell the truth?

Answer 50

Veracity

Question 51

When a nurse treats all patients equally regardless of gender, age, sex, religious background, or beliefs...

Answer 51

Justice

Question 52

Lets the patient make a choice and act on it

Answer 52

Autonomy

Question 53

Cough, cold, fever, asthma, itchiness, dysentery

Answer 53

Lagundi

Question 54

HTN, Uric Acid

Answer 54

Ulasimang Bato

Question 55

HTN, anticalorie, antiseptic, toothache

Answer 55

Bawang

Question 56

Antiseptic, anti-diarrhea

Answer 56

Bayabas

Question 57

Coughs, colds, toothache, swollen gums, RA

Answer 57

Yerba Buena

Question 58

Renal Stones, Diuretic, Anti-edema

Answer 58

Sambong

Question 59

Type 2 DM

Answer 59

Ampalaya

Question 60

Ascariasis, Parasitic Infections

Answer 60

Nuyog-niyogan

Question 61

Gengivitis, Diarrhea

Answer 61

Tsaang Gubat

Question 62

Scabies, Fungal Infections

Answer 62

Akapulko

Question 63

Vitex negundo

Answer 63

Lagundi

Question 64

Peperomia pellucida

Answer 64

Ulasimang Bato

Question 65

Psidium guajava

Answer 65

Guava

Question 66

Allium sativum

Answer 66

Bawang

Question 67

Clinopodium douglasii

Answer 67

Yerba Buena

Question 68

Blumea balsamifera

Answer 68

Sambong

Question 69

Cassia alata

Answer 69

Akapulko

Question 70

Quisqualis indica L.

Answer 70

Niyog-Niyogan

Question 71

Carmona retusa

Answer 71

Tsaang Gubat

Question 72

Momordica charantia

Answer 72

Ampalaya

Question 73

The following are factors considered in ranking health problems of the family according to priority EXCEPT a. Nature of the problem c. Preventive potential b. Magnitude of the problem d. Salience

Answer 73

c. Preventive potential

Question 74

Which of the following health problems will be given immediate attention when prioritizing health problems? a. health deficit c. foreseeable crisis b. health threat d. nursing needs

Answer 74

a. health deficit

Question 75

Refers to the family's perception of their problem in terms of seriousness and urgency of attention needed. a. health deficit c. modifiability of the problem b. salience d. resources of the family

Answer 75

b. salience