NURS 702 Review

What is the dependent variable?

The original nurse researcher

What is the independent variable?

On average, it takes how long for research to be widely implemented in practice?

Examining the likelihood that an event will occur again under the same circumstances is:

Age and gender are often forms of:

The extent to which a study's findings are generalizable to a larger population is:

A main focus for Nightingale, this is the form of research focused on population trends

Which of the following would be considered the highest/strongest level of evidence?

This is the basic diagram for which EBP model?

Which of these is NOT a characteristic of evidence-based practice translation?

A variable that influences a research study but is not part of the study is often called:

Which of these would be considered the weakest form of evidence?

Which of the following would likely require a full IRB review?

What is the independent variable?

What is the dependent variable?

EBP projects need to have a particular sample size, so a power analysis is required.

Ensuring a research instrument tests the concepts of interest is:

When participants act a particular way because they are being observed, it is called:

t-tests are commonly used to do what?

Examining an instrument to ensure it consistently measures a variable is:

The process of taking findings from the lab to clinical practice is:

Identifying that an intervention is statistically significant when it really isn't is:

This is likely what type of study?

What is the relationship between nursing education level and intent to receive the COVID vaccine?