39 Questions
Which type of research measures experiences and does not give information on the cause?
Qualitative research
Which type of research focuses on strengths rather than weaknesses?
Strength-based theory
What is the central goal of health and healing?
Health promotion and prevention
What is the approach that prioritizes the exploration of relationships and connections between variables, concepts, or individuals to gain a deeper understanding?
Relational Inquiry
What is the term for an individual's self-awareness and understanding of their own beliefs, values, and emotions in relation to others and the situation?
Intrapersonal
What is the term for the consideration of cultural, social, and environmental factors which shape and impact interactions?
Contextual
What is the term for asking questions of others, about others, and of yourself to gain a wider and deeper understanding?
Inquiring Action
According to the text, why do nurses use theories?
To guide the nursing practice and improve care
What is the main characteristic of a grand theory?
It has a broad scope
Which nursing theory focuses more on overall health rather than illness and disease?
Martha Rogers Model
Which nursing theory focuses on adaptation and the goal of facilitating adaptation?
Sister Calista Roy Theory
Who created the theory of transpersonal caring with 10 caritas?
Dr. Jean Watson
Who created the caring theory with 7 C's?
Sister Simone Roach
According to the text, why is comportment important to nursing?
To honor each other in the world
Comportment is important in nursing because it directly affects
patient satisfaction
Evidence-informed decision-making involves
enhancing healthcare processes
Research evidence in nursing involves
formulating questions and applying findings
Qualitative research in nursing focuses on
patient experiences
The most reliable level of evidence in nursing research is
systematic reviews of descriptive and qualitative studies
Ethical rules in nursing research aim to protect
participants, research integrity, and validity
Evidence-informed practice differs from evidence-based practice in that it
uses available evidence alongside patient values
Which of the following is true about research ethics?
It applies to planning, conducting, and reporting research involving human subjects or animals.
Which principle of ethical decision-making focuses on the ability to make your own decisions?
Autonomy
Which principle of ethical decision-making focuses on promoting good for patients?
Beneficence
Which principle of ethical decision-making focuses on the duty to do no harm?
Nonmaleficence
Which principle of ethical decision-making focuses on being fair?
Justice
What is the term for the ability to make sense of complex social dynamic environments and phenomena?
Sensemaking
Which mode of sensemaking allows individuals to utilize preexisting mental models shaped by their experiences?
Habitual mode
Which phase of sensemaking involves examining different properties and constructing explanations to select the right action?
Sensemaking mode
What are the components of critical thinking?
Interpretation, Analysis, Inference, Evaluation, Explanation
Which of the following is an ethical principle that guides nursing practice?
Autonomy
Research ethics primarily pertains to the ethical conduct of
Research studies
Critical thinking in nursing involves
All of the above
Which of the following is a component of critical thinking in nursing?
Diagnostic reasoning
Sensemaking is a process that helps individuals
Understand complex social dynamic environments
The habitual mode in sensemaking allows individuals to
Utilize preexisting mental models
Which of the following is a phase of sensemaking?
All of the above
What is the primary focus of research ethics?
Treatment of research participants
Which of the following is an attitude for critical thinking?
Inquisitiveness
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