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Exam 3(2)Online version Nurs 102 by hoih 1 What is evidence-based practice (EBP)? a A framework used by nurses and other healthcare professionals to deliver optimal health care through integration of best current evidence, clinical expertise, and patient/family values. b A strategy used solely by doctors to determine patient care. c A practice based on personal experience rather than research. d A method for hospitals to cut costs without considering research. 2 Why is evidence-based practice (EBP) important in nursing? a It ensures nursing care is based on outdated knowledge. b It helps resolve problems in the clinical setting and improves patient outcomes. c It is only relevant to large hospitals, not small clinics. d It prevents nurses from reflecting on their practice. 3 Which of the following is NOT a reason evidence-based practice is relevant in nursing? a It helps resolve problems in clinical settings and improves patient outcomes. b It supports the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (JCAHO) readiness. c It enhances practice by encouraging reflection and supports the achievement of Magnet status. d It ensures nursing care is outdated and irrelevant. 4 What is the first step in the evidence-based practice (EBP) process? a Identify an issue and ask the question. b Search for and collect the most relevant evidence. c Cultivate a spirit of inquiry and culture of EBP among nurses and within the organization. d Integrate evidence with clinical expertise and patient preferences. 5 Which of the following is a common barrier to implementing evidence-based practice (EBP) in nursing? a Having enough time to access research reports. b Lack of leadership, motivation, vision, strategy, or direction among managers. c Access to mobile technology for research at the point of care. d Having educated mentors to guide practice change. 6 In the PICO(T) framework, what does the "P" stand for? a Patient, population, or problem. b Plan, intervention, or procedure. c Protocol, implementation, or practice. d Procedure, implementation, or outcome. 7 Which of the following is an example of a well-formulated PICO(T) question? a What is the best treatment for cancer in patients over 60? b Does this medicine work for all patients? c n elderly patients, does the use of yoga reduce the risk of falls compared to daily walking? d How do we improve patient care in nursing? 8 What is the primary purpose of basic research in nursing? a To study emotions and feelings of patients. b To provide current solutions to clinical practice problems only. c To prove that clinical interventions are always successful. d To broaden the base of knowledge and aid in problem solving. 9 Which of the following is an example of a quantitative research method? a Open-ended interviews to understand feelings. b Collection of biophysical data and use of rating scales. c Focus group discussions. d Observation of emotional responses to pain management. 10 What is a key ethical issue in nursing research? a Protecting vulnerable populations such as pregnant women and neonates. b Ignoring informed consent from participants. c Performing research without an institutional review board's approval. d Excluding institutional review boards from the review process. 11 Which of the following is an example of a qualitative research method? a Use of structured interviews with rating scales. b Biophysical data collection for statistics. c Questionnaires with Likert scales. d Diaries, logs, and open-ended interviews. 12 What role does mobile technology play in nursing research and evidence-based practice? a It is irrelevant to evidence-based practice. b It allows for research and evidence-based practice to be utilized at the point of care (bedside). c It is only useful for conducting surveys and questionnaires. d It replaces traditional research methods entirely. 13 What was Florence Nightingale’s main contribution to nursing research? a She focused on emotional care for patients in nursing. b She introduced the use of new technology in hospitals. c She emphasized the use of quantitative data collection methods. d Her research on sanitation, demonstrating the effectiveness of hot water and soap in preventing infections. 14 Which of the following is an ethical concern in nursing research? a Protecting participants' privacy through informed consent. b Encouraging participants to join studies without their knowledge. c Performing research without an institutional review board's approval. d Collecting only subjective data from patients. 15 Which of the following is an essential consideration in integrating evidence into clinical decision-making? a Always applying the same research regardless of patient preferences. b Ignoring patient preferences to adhere strictly to research findings. c Combining the best evidence with clinical expertise and patient preferences. d Making decisions based solely on administrative directives. 16 What type of research deals with emotions, feelings, and experiences? a Quantitative b Qualitative 17 What is the main difference between quantitative and qualitative research? a Quantitative deals with statistics; qualitative focuses on experiences and emotions b Quantitative deals with emotions; qualitative focuses on numbers c Quantitative is always better than qualitative d Qualitative uses large sample sizes, while quantitative uses small ones 18 What does the Institutional Review Board (IRB) do? a Reviews research for ethical issues before it is conducted b Writes all research reports c Publishes nursing research findings d Replaces nursing textbooks with new research 19 Which of the following groups is considered a vulnerable population in nursing research? a Adult males b Nurses conducting research c Healthy athletes d Neonates, children, and pregnant women 20 What is the first international code of ethics for research on human subjects? a Hippocratic Oath b Nuremberg Code c Geneva Convention d Helsinki Declaration 21 How has mobile technology impacted EBP in nursing? a It has made research harder to access b It has made research less relevant c It has enabled real-time utilization of research at the point of care d It has created more barriers to EBP 22 What is an advantage of using technology in nursing research? a Slower access to information b Real-time data retrieval at the bedside c Less accurate information d Increased difficulty in finding relevant research

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What is evidence-based practice (EBP)?

Why is evidence-based practice (EBP) important in nursing?

Which of the following is NOT a reason evidence-based practice is relevant in nursing?

What is the first step in the evidence-based practice (EBP) process?

Which of the following is a common barrier to implementing evidence-based practice (EBP) in nursing?

In the PICO(T) framework, what does the "P" stand for?

Which of the following is an example of a well-formulated PICO(T) question?

What is the primary purpose of basic research in nursing?

Which of the following is an example of a quantitative research method?

What is a key ethical issue in nursing research?

Which of the following is an example of a qualitative research method?

What role does mobile technology play in nursing research and evidence-based practice?

What was Florence Nightingale’s main contribution to nursing research?

Which of the following is an ethical concern in nursing research?

Which of the following is an essential consideration in integrating evidence into clinical decision-making?

What type of research deals with emotions, feelings, and experiences?

What is the main difference between quantitative and qualitative research?

What does the Institutional Review Board (IRB) do?

Which of the following groups is considered a vulnerable population in nursing research?

What is the first international code of ethics for research on human subjects?

How has mobile technology impacted EBP in nursing?

What is an advantage of using technology in nursing research?