What is evidence-based practice, and how does it integrate research findings into clinical situations? An approach that disregards clinical expertise A practice that relies solely on traditional methods A method that ignores client preferences Clinical care based on the best available, accumulated evidence

Clinical care based on the best available, accumulated evidence

Why is evidence-based practice important in healthcare decision-making? It encourages doing things the same way because 'that's how we have always done it' It develops independent, evidence-based methods of clinical decision making It relies solely on anecdotal evidence It disregards patient preferences

It develops independent, evidence-based methods of clinical decision making

What are the steps of evidence-based practice? Ignore evidence, rely on intuition, avoid change Rely solely on clinical expertise without evidence Cultivate inquiry, ask PICOT questions, search, appraise, integrate, evaluate, disseminate Focus on outdated practices, disregard patient preferences

Cultivate inquiry, ask PICOT questions, search, appraise, integrate, evaluate, disseminate

What are the four concepts in nursing theories related to evidence-based practice? Symptom, diagnosis, therapy, outcome Patient, doctor, hospital, treatment Disease, medication, surgery, recovery Person, environment, health, nursing

Person, environment, health, nursing

What is a theory in the context of nursing research? An unchangeable set of beliefs A group of concepts that describe a pattern of reality A random collection of ideas without evidence A single concept without practical application

A group of concepts that describe a pattern of reality

What are concepts in nursing research? Unrelated ideas with no framework Concrete objects with no symbolic meaning Abstract impressions organized into symbols of reality Random thoughts without structure

Abstract impressions organized into symbols of reality

What is the goal of theoretical frameworks in nursing? Holistic patient care, individualized care, health promotion, illness prevention Standardized care without individualization Focus solely on disease treatment Ignore patient preferences

Holistic patient care, individualized care, health promotion, illness prevention

What are the goals of nursing research? Improve care, study nursing process, develop autonomy, provide EBP Avoid changes in clinical practice Focus only on theoretical knowledge Disregard patient outcomes

Improve care, study nursing process, develop autonomy, provide EBP

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What is evidence-based practice, and how does it integrate research findings into clinical situations?

The goal of evidence-based practice is to _____?

Why is evidence-based practice important in healthcare decision-making?

Evidence-based practice involves the ability to _____ information from the literature to clinical problems.

What are the steps of evidence-based practice?

What are the four concepts in nursing theories related to evidence-based practice?

What is a theory in the context of nursing research?

What are concepts in nursing research?

What is the goal of theoretical frameworks in nursing?

What are the goals of nursing research?

What are the methods of nursing research?

What does quantitative research involve in nursing?

What is the focus of qualitative research in nursing?

What are some qualitative research methods?

What are some quantitative research methods?

What are the ethics of clinical research studies?

What is informed consent in clinical research?

What does respect for enrolled subjects entail in clinical research?

What is a favorable risk-benefit ratio in clinical research?

What are the components of a research journal?

What are the 5 steps of the EBP process?

What does the PICOT format stand for in clinical research?

After formulating the research question or hypothesis, what is the next step in the research process?

True or false: Research is the same as problem solving.

During the first step of evidence-based practice (EBP), development of a clinical question:

Which statement by the student nurse indicates effective teaching about research types?

Which statement indicates effective teaching about pure science?

Which statement indicates a need for further teaching about research reasoning?

Which statement indicates effective teaching about the difference between research and problem solving?

Which statement indicates a need for further education about data-collection instruments?

Which statement indicates a need for further education about research outcomes in nursing?

Which statement indicates an understanding of how nursing research positively affects nursing?

Which statement about financial support for nursing research indicates a need for further teaching?

What is the first step the nurse should take to research how to best keep confused patients from wandering?

What study design is most likely described when comparing patient compliance after interactive video instruction versus usual verbal instructions?

Why do nurses utilize an evidence-based practice approach to provide patient care of the highest quality?

In caring for patients, why is it important for the nurse to realize that evidence-based practice is _____?

In researching interventions, why may the question be easier if in PICO format?

In collecting the best evidence, what is considered the gold standard for research?

Which section of a research article will get the reader to read the article because of the value of the topic?

What is the best database for the nurse to access for evidence-based practice regarding guidelines for chronic low back pain?

What is a true PICO question related to measuring blood pressure with legs crossed versus feet flat?

What is the most reliable level of evidence in reviewing literature for an evidence-based practice study?

Why is qualitative nursing research valuable?

What is the nurse's best option when a protocol change requires more support staff than available?

What should the nurse do after finding evidence that dictates the use of a transparent dressing to prevent catheter dislodgment?

What type of research is the nurse conducting when identifying common themes in cardiac rehabilitation effectiveness?

What concept ensures that any information provided by the subject will not be reported in a manner that identifies them?

During which phase of the research process are limitations most likely detected?

When implementing EBP projects, why is it important to review QI data?

What does the committee's decision to do a literature review using the PDSA method exemplify?

What is the committee's next step after creating a practice change to reduce falls?

When faced with issues, what is the first step the committee should take using the PDSA model?

What should be the committee's primary focus when examining an increase in medication errors?

Which methods will provide the nurse with the right kind of data for precise measurement of a phenomenon?

What does the IRB ensure before conducting any study with human subjects?

Why is nursing research important when doing a literature review related to a potential problem?

Which group is an example of an organization responsible for publishing clinical practice guidelines?

What is the third component of evidence-based practice (EBP) that supports daily nursing practice?

Which regulatory body defines the nursing scope of practice?

Which question by a colleague meets the desired outcome when using the mnemonic PICOT?

Which clinical question is most appropriate for exploring the etiology of adult respiratory distress syndrome (ARDS)?

Which statement demonstrates understanding of the first step in completing a literature review for evidence?

Which topic would be most appropriate for researching evidence-based resources in a school's health program?

How should the nurse describe a high-yield source in the research process?

Which resource should the nurse suggest to counteract the barrier of being too busy for EBP?

Which statement describes the difference between the nursing process and evidence-based practice (EBP)?

Which response may be most helpful to a group doing a literature review with limited time?

Which factor would help target health promotion in a patient through a genomic standpoint?

How has Healthy People 2020 supported the concept of a medical home as a valuable resource?

Which response best reflects a staff nurse's misperception about a barrier to implementing EBP?

Which national health goal for the care of pregnant women is included in Healthy People 2020?

Which action should be encouraged to determine which daily actions are based on evidence-based practice (EBP)?

Which nurse's statement is accurate about the difference between background and foreground questions?

Which statement reflects the nurse's intent to protect participants' autonomy in a research study?

Which statement made by the nurse demonstrates understanding of evaluating daily actions for EBP?

How should the colleague respond to the nurse's statement about EBP being the manager's responsibility?

Which example illustrates evidence derived from research in a presentation about EBP?

Which participant response is the most appropriate about the difference between qualitative and quantitative research?

What action should the nurse implement as a first step to gather data on evidence-based nursing practice?

What is a smooth muscle sac made of three layers of muscle tissue?

What serves as a storage reservoir for urine?

What is the primary organ for urinary elimination located on either side of the vertebral column?

What maintains the composition and volume of body fluids by filtering and eliminating waste?

What transports urine from the bladder to the exterior of the body?

What is the difference between a female and male urethra?

At what volume does an adult feel the urge to void?

What factors affect urination?

At what age does voluntary control of voiding begin?

What is the expected age full bladder control develops?

Do not consider toilet training until the child can _____?

What are the effects of aging on urinary elimination?

When a person is dehydrated, urine output is _____?

When a person is in fluid overload, urine excretion is _____?

What effect does caffeine/alcohol intake have on urination?

How does regular activity affect urinary elimination?

How does prolonged immobility affect urinary elimination?

What color do anticoagulants turn urine?

What color do diuretics turn urine?

What color does Pyridium turn urine?

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