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NURS 102 Exam 3 Study Guide
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1
Those
without
health insurance are __ likely to participate in preventive care and __ likely to delay medical treatment.
More; More
Less; More
Less; Less
More; Less
2
T/F: Access and quality of services can impact health.
False, access and quality services don't impact health
True
3
Which of the following is
NOT
a philosophical foundation in Idealism?
The Social World is created
Reality is physical and independent
Reality is a conception perceived in the mind
The world is evolving
4
Which of the following is the lens through which you see the world?
Idealism
Realism
Paradigm
Values Clarification
5
AQ:
Which of the choices below is considered a barrier to implementing EBP in nursing?
Insufficient time
Education about the research process
Having support by our administrative teams
A wealth of knowledgable & experienced mentors
6
What is the
2nd
step in the EBP Process?
Identify an issue and ask the question
Search for and collect most relevant & best evident to answer clinical q's
Critically appraise and synthesize the evidence
Cultivate a spirit of inquiry & culture of EBP among nurses & organization
7
Who was the first nurse researcher in the 1950s to utilize computers needed for data processing and ongoing research?
Lillian Wald
Florence Nightingale
Harriet Werley
Rod Reed
8
Which type of Disease Prevention occurs when a person is asymptomatic after the disease has begun?
Primary Prevention
Secondary Prevention
Tertiary Prevention
Alternative Prevention
9
Which of the following does
NOT
describe EBP being relevant in Nursing?
It has a perfect success rate and no patient dies under this practice
Decreases variations in nursing care & up's conficence in decision making
Helps resolve problems in clinical setting
Supports high quality patient care and achievement of Magnet status
10
AQ:
"The effect of study groups on
improving academic performance
compared with individual study?" This part of PICOT is
Time
Outcome
Intervention
Comparison
11
Which of the following is a risk for a HIPAA Violation?
Sharing information, photographs, or videos elsewhere
Accessing non-related information
Disclosing Confidential Patient Information
All of the above
12
Which of the following is
NOT
a benefit of Nursing Informatics?
HIPAA Compliance
Strengthen Relationships
Improved Quality of Care
Reduced Errors
13
What is the
5th
step in the EBP Process?
Evaluate the outcome of any EBP change
Disseminate the outcomes of the change
Search for and collect most relevant & best evident to answer clinical q's
Integrate evidence with clinical expertise & patient preferences
14
Which of the following is
NOT
an example of primary prevention?
Use of Safety Belts
None of the above
Immunization
Pap Test for cervix cancer
15
Which of the following is
NOT
an example of Tertiary Prevention?
Diabetes/Insulin Therapy
Stroke Rehabilitation
SCI Rehabilitation
Immunization
16
Which of the following is
NOT
a common barrier to implementing EBP in Nursing?
High value for research in practice
Feeling overwhelmed by the process
Insufficient time
Lack of education about the research process
17
What is a framework used by nurses to integrate the best current evidence, clinical expertise, & patient/family values?
Tertiary Prevention
Evidence-Based Practice
Individual Nurse Strategies
Nursed-Observed Patient Practice
18
AQ:
Why is EBP relevant in Nursing?
Helps resolve problems in the clinical setting
Helps nurses deliver care based on out-of-date research
It supports the AACN with accreditation of healthcare organizations
It results in ineffective patient care & better outcomes for patients
19
"How do we determine if a person is ill?"
Blood pressure is too high
Vitals are rising at an alarming rate
Absence of the state of health
Disease is spreading throughout their body and are showing symptoms
20
Evidence-based practice provides a strategy to ensure that...
The patient does not die under extreme circumstances
Patients save as much money as they can
Reflects the most up-to-date knowledge available
Quality of care to the patient is relatively good
21
Which of the following
best
describes the definition of a family?
2 or more people who want you to fail at life, torture you, and give no $
One person who provides emotional, physical, and financial support
2-more people who depend on one another for emotional & physical support
Two or more individuals living together that hate each other
22
Which of the following is
NOT
an example of Secondary Prevention?
PSA Blood test for prostate cancer
Screening in a long latent period for a disease
Pap test for cervix cancer
None of the above
23
"How do we determine if a person is healthy?"
The State of Health they are in
Blood pressure is not too high or low
If they have good vitals
They have no pathogens roaming throughout their body
24
Which type of Disease Prevention uses interventions to improve functioning when disability is present?
Secondary Prevention
Alternative Prevention
Primary Prevention
Tertiary Prevention
25
What is the
1st
step in the EBP Process?
Critically appraise and synthesize the evidence
Identify an issue and ask the question
Search for and collect most relevant & best evident to answer clinical q's
Cultivate a spirit of inquiry & culture of EBP among nurses & organization
26
What is the integration of healthcare, computer, information, and cognitive science to manage health information?
Nursing Computer Science (NCS)
Nursing Informatics
Clinical Informatics
Health Informatics
27
Which of the following is
NOT
a social determinant of health?
Neighborhood and Built Environment; Social and Community Context
Education and Health Care Access and Quality
Economic Stability
None of the above
28
What is the
4th
step in the EBP Process?
Critically appraise and synthesize the evidence
Evaluate the outcome of any EBP change
Search for and collect most relevant & best evident to answer clinical q's
Integrate evidence with clinical expertise & patient preferences
29
What is the specialty integrating nursing, computer, and information science for knowledge in nursing practice?
Computer Programmers for Healthcare Providers (CPHP)
Nursing Computer Science (NCS)
Nursing Informatics
Emergency Room Nurse (ER)
30
AQ:
The first international code of ethics for research on human subjects was?
Nuremburg Code
Declaration at Helsinki
World Ethics Committee
Global Research Institute
31
What are principles & ideals that give meaning & direction to our social, personal, & professional life?
Values Clarification
Realism
Values
Paradigm
32
What is a Vulnerable Population?
People who are at risk for developing health problems & no access to health
People who are more likely to recieve treatment
People who have full access to healthcare
None of the above
33
AQ:
Regarding vulnerable populations in research, which individual would
NOT
be considered vulnerable?
A 6 year old female
22 year old female with anxiety, depression, and bipolar disorder
A woman who is 36 weeks pregnant
A 58 y/o male without any physical or mental issues living with his wife
34
What is the
3rd
step in the EBP Process?
Evaluate the outcome of any EBP change
Search for and collect most relevant & best evident to answer clinical q's
Critically appraise and synthesize the evidence
Integrate evidence with clinical expertise & patient preferences
35
What is the study of information technology and how it is applied to the healthcare field?
Nursing Computer Science (NCS)
Nursing Informatics
Health Informatics
Clinical Informatics
36
What are the Four principal domains of nursing?
Environment, Medication, Dosage, Physician
Environment, Medication, Health, Nursing
Person, Medication, Health, Nursing
Person, Environment, Health, Nursing
37
The WHO constitution states that health is a state of....
Absence of a disease present in your body
Pathogens not being able to enter the human body
Blood Pressure, Vitals, and Hormones being at the right level
Complete physical, mental, & social well-being; not just absence of disease
38
AQ:
EBP is a framework used by healthcare professionals to deliver optimal health care integrating ____.
best current evidence, clinical expertise, and includes pt & family values
The best current evidence
Including patient and family values
Clinical Expertise
39
What is the
6th
step in the EBP Process?
Disseminate the outcomes of the change
Evaluate the outcome of any EBP change
Integrate evidence with clinical expertise & patient preferences
Search for and collect most relevant & best evident to answer clinical q's
40
AQ:
In which decade was the nursing curriculum changed to include research classes?
1960s
1980s
1990s
1970s
41
AQ:
In the 1970s, which organization required research for accreditation in BSN and MSN degrees?
Global Nursing Accreditation Center
Nursing Research Committee
American Nurses Association
National League of Nursing
42
Which of the following are Social Determinants of Health?
All of the above
Racism, Discrimination, and Violence
Language and Literacy Skills; Education, Job Opportunities, and Income
Safe housing, transportation, and neghborhoods; Polluted Air/Water
43
What is the
7th
step in the EBP Process?
Disseminate the outcomes of the change
Integrate evidence with clinical expertise & patient preferences
Search for and collect most relevant & best evident to answer clinical q's
Evaluate the outcome of any EBP change
44
AQ:
All of the following are reasons why research is important
EXCEPT:
Acquire Knowledge
Provides limited knowledge
Provides current information
Aids in problem-solving
45
Which type of Disease Prevention uses interventions to stop the development of disease?
Alternative Prevention
Tertiary Prevention
Secondary Prevention
Primary Prevention
46
Which of the following describes the definition of a community?
Agencies, Institutions, and shared physical environments
People who hate each other which causes violence
People and the relationships that emerge among them
Groups of people who are not friends but all fight for a same cause
47
Which of the following is
NOT
a benefit of Clinical Informatics?
Strengthen Relationships
Advance health outcomes
Enchance access to care
HIPPA Compliance
48
AQ:
What does the acronym PICOT stand for?
Problem, Intervention, Condition, Obsticle, Test
Population, Implementation, Constrast, Objective, Time
Population, Implementation, Comparison, Outcome, Timeframe
Patient, Intervention, Comparison, Outcome, Timeframe
49
Which of the following is
NOT
an example of an Individual Behavior that changes a person's health?
Smoking
Diet, Being Active, and Alcohol Usage
Hand Washing
An Environment being polluted
50
What are the 6 rights of Medication Administration?
Dose, Patient, Speed, Effectivity, Route, and Documentation
Medication, Dose, Patient, Route, Time, Documentation
Medication, Patient, Dose, Effectivity, Documentation, and Route
Route, Dose, Effectivity, Comprimization, Documentation, and Time
51
Which of the following numbers points to the Ventral Gluteal Injection Site(s)?
2
4
1
3
52
Which of the following is
NOT
a philosophical foundation in Realism?
The world is static
Seeing is believing
Logical Thinking is Superior
Thinking is dynamic and constructive
53
Which two people helped start the nursing informatics specialty?
Florence Nightingale and Lillian Wald
Florence Nightingale and Harriet Werley
Harriet Werley and Mary Margret
Lillian Wald and Mary Margret
