Identify the characteristic of a research statement that is missing from this statement: "The investigation, which was conducted at a well-baby clinic, focused on sleep behaviors of infants between the ages of 8 and 14 months."

Which statement indicates that a researcher has a heightened sensitivity to the protection of rights of vulnerable subjects in a study?

The findings of a study indicated that hospitalizations of children with asthma decreased by 25% for those children who participated in a nurse-coordinated care program as compared with those who received standard care. Data analysis indicated that there was a 1% chance that these findings could have occurred by chance alone. How should the nurse report this finding?

nurse case manager at a children's hospital is working with the infectious disease department to determine if admissions of children with gastrointestinal parasitic illnesses increased in the month following a major flood in the area. Which research approach would be best for the case manager to use in this situation?

A nurse is designing a study to evaluate the effectiveness of preoperative teaching to clients undergoing total knee replacement surgery. To best identify previous research studies that investigated client teaching effectiveness, which should the nurse do first?

In a study of hypertension among elementary school students, the systolic and diastolic blood pressure of each child in one school was measured one time at the end of a school year. This is an example of which study design?

Which research design is most useful in addressing this research question:
"What are the characteristics and attitudes of nurses regarding hospice care for terminally ill clients?"

Which type of study design is likely to be most useful in addressing this research question?

A research study published in a peer-reviewed nursing journal describes the use of focus groups to obtain information regarding antenatal clients' understanding, and recognition of danger signs associated with pregnancy. Findings indicated that health education did not translate to appropriate health behaviors and that cultural beliefs may have led to underutilization of health services. Based on these research findings, which intervention should the nurse working in an antenatal clinic implement?

A nurse who works for a hospice wishes to research the concept of sadness. Which type of research is most useful in providing the nurse with an understanding of how this emotion impacts the client as a whole?

Which interpretation of this statement of findings is accurate?
"Several characteristics were positively associated (p <.05) with nurses' attitudes about hospice care for terminally ill clients. Nurses who reported having had oncology experience, having cared for a close friend or family member who had used hospice, and being satisfied with interactions with hospice caregivers were more likely to have discussed hospice care with terminally ill clients."