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Fundamentals of Nursing Situation: Ms. Torres is a new faculty of an accredited school. One of the
Medical and Surgical Nusing expectations in that university is for faculty to do research or publish a scientific
Obstetric Nursing paper at least once a year. In order to appropriately decide what kind of research
Miss Torres is going to conduct by next year, she must know the different researc
Pharmacology
methodology.
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of Selected School-Aged Pupil of School X. This kind of research could be an
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d. Historical
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(3) health teaching given to a postpartum primipara mothers having hospital
Mga sumusubaybay (5)
and Dying (2) confinement to the incidence of infection in the newborn”. This study is an examp
Anesthetics (2)
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b. Descriptive
antibiotics (2) c. Historical
antifungal (1) d. Quasi-experimental
antiparasitics (1) ANSWER: A

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 Antiviral (1)
Ascariasis (1) 4. The title “Effect of Instructional Stimulators to Cognitive Responses” is an exam
Asepsis (1) of:

audio (2)
a. Quasi-experimental
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b. Historical
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Basic Intravenous d. Descriptive
Therapy Lectures (1) ANSWER: C
Body systems (1)
Bullets (1) 5. One study that she read in a foreign journal was “Improving Physicians and
Nurses Clinical Breast Examination”. A randomized control trial is an example of:
Cancer (5) a. Quasi-experimental
b. Historical
Cardiac Drugs (1)
c. Experimental
Cardiovascular (1)
d. Descriptive
Cardiovascular Diseases ANSWER: C
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CBQ answers (1) Situation: After five years of working as a staff nurse in the medical ward, you wer
CD A (2) asked by the chief nurse to be part of the team that will undertake a hospital wide
CD A to Z (1) research on costing of nursing services. You recall that one of the first lessons in
your research class is the method by which knowledge is acquired.
CD_A (3)
CHN practice test (7) 6. Having worked in the emergency ward for six months, you are convinced that
CHN practice test crisis intervention is one of those services for which a nurse can charge professio
answers (7) fee. This knowledge is based on:
Circulatory System (1)
Common Board a. Scientific method
Questions (1) b. Experience
Common Lab Values (1) c. Consulting expert
Common Laboratory d. Trial and error
tests (11) ANSWER: B
Communicable Disease
Nursing (5) 7. The research team learned that some of the nursing services of few hospitals a
COMMUNICABLE already approved for costing and are to be submitted to Philippine Health for
DISEASES (6) approval. The team invited the proponents of the study, “Determination of Cost of
Community Health Nursing Services in Hospital” for information. The knowledge obtained from this
Nursing (1) specific activity is through:
Comunication in Nursing
(1) a. Experience
concepts (1) b. Consulting expert
COPD (1) c. Trial and error
d. Tradition
Coping mechanisms (1)
ANSWER: B
CPR (4)
Degenerative Disorders 8. On of the problems encountered by the other members of the research team
(2) concerns bed sores. In one unit, it was learned that they tried using the bark of
Diabetes Mellitus (1) banana to line the skin where possible pressure sore is suspected. Eventually the
Diagnostic Procedure

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tried water pads to lessen pressure on the affected part. The knowledge obtained
and tests (1)
this situation is through:
Diet (7)
digestive system (1) a. Trial and error
Disorders (13) b. Scientific method
documentation and c. Tradition
reporting (1) d. Experience
downloads (6) ANSWER: B

ebooks (3)
Electrolyte (3)
Emergency drugs (1)
endocrine disorders (3) Situation: A survey of first year students in your school showed that about 40% do
endocrine drugs (1) not eat breakfast before coming to school.

endocrine system (9)

9. You would like to find out the possible causes of this behavior. Which is an
Endorcrine drugs (5) appropriate title of your research?
Family Planning (1)
Fluid (3) a. Health behavior of first year nursing students related to regular breakfast
b. A survey of the eating habits of first year nursing students
Fluids and Electrolytes
(36) c. Health habits of first year nursing students related to nutrition
FUNDAMENTALS OF
d. Health promotion practices of first year nursing students
NURSING (71) ANSWER: A
Gastrointestinal System
(3) 10. This is most practical data collection instrument to use:

Git Bullets (1)

a. Interview
GIT Disorders (5)
b. Checklist
GIT drugs (7) c. Likert’s scale
Grief (2) d. Questionnaire
GUT (1) ANSWER: A

GUT drugs (3)

11. The most appropriate research design for the study is:
handouts (1)
Hematological drugs (3) a. Descriptive
Homeostasis (1) b. Retrospective
IMCI (1)
c. Ex post facto
d. Quasi-experimental
immune sytem (1)
ANSWER: A
increased intracranial
pressure (1)
12. If you decide to study the relationship of eating breakfast and performance in
Integumentary drugs (5) class, which would be the independent variable:
IV Therapy Lectures (4)
Loss (2) a. Student’s characteristics
b. Meal patterns
LPN (2)
c. Performance in class
LPN/LVN NCLEX (2)
d. Eating breakfast
LRS Disorders: Infectious ANSWER: D
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Miscellaneous (5) 13. The most appropriate statement of your hypothesis is:
Lung Cancer (4)
a. There is a positive correlation between eating habits and class performance
LVN (2)
b. There is a relationship between eating breakfast and performance in class
maternal drill answers (7)
c. Performance in class is more likely to be affected when eating breakfast.
Maternal Nursing (35) d. Performance in class is associated with eating breakfast
ANSWER: B
MCN (28)
Medical and Surgical
Situation: An understanding of the usefulness of scientific findings is more and mo
Nursing (61)
essential for quality nursing practice.
Medical and Surgical
Nursing Overview (1)
14. You decided to do a review of literature. The most important reason for doing
Medical and Surgical
Nursing Quiz (1) is to:

medications (1)
a. Improve your library reading skills
MedSurg (8) b. Get ideas on interpretation of findings
MS drill answers (8) c. Formulate a conceptual framework for the study
MS Drills (8) d. Decide on a sampling method
ANSWER: C
MS handouts (17)
Muscular System (1)
15.. The sampling method where each member of the study population has an eq
NCLEX hot topics (1) chance to be selected as a subject is called:
NCLEXPN (2)
nervous system (1) a. Purposive sampling
b. Selective sampling
Neuro Drugs (11)
c. Random sampling
neurology (1) d. Convenient sampling
Neurology Anatomy and ANSWER: C
Physiology (1)
NLE Practice Test (53) 16. The subset of a population selected to participate in a research study is referr
notes (1) to as the:
NURSING (4)
a. Research subjects
Nursing Bullets (3)
b. Study group
Nursing Jurisprudence c. Population
(1)
d. Sample
Nursing Leadership and ANSWER: D
Management (1)
Nursing Lectures (1)
17. Which part of the study relates to validity and reliability criteria:
Nursing Process (1)
Nursing Research (1) a. Hypothesis
Nursing Research drill (1)
b. Methodology
c. Variables
Nursing Research drill
answer (1) d. Instrument
ANSWER: B
Nursing Slideshows (12)
NURSING VIDEOS (1) 18. Facts generally accepted as true or correct are referred to as:
Nutrition (8)

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 Nutrition (8)
Obstetric Nursing (6)
a. Premises
OR (1) b. Phenomena
Orthopedic (1) c. Delimitations
Pain (1) d. Assumptions
ANSWER: D
Pain assessment (1)
PALMER (2) Situation: Backache after duty hours has become common among staff
Parkinson's disease (1) assigned in the stroke unit. A group of nurses decided to make a retrospective stu
Pediatric Drills answers
(10) 19. A retrospective study would involve nurse who suffered from backache:
Pediatrics Nursing (14)
a. Anytime before or after the start of the study
pentagon notes (2)
b. During the period of the study
Pericarditis (1)
c. Previous to the study
PHARMACOLOGY (75) d. No particular period
Physical Assessment (11) ANSWER: C
Practice Tests (50)
20. The purpose of the study is to determine the relationship between lifting
PRC (1)
technique of nurses and backache. The independent variable is:
Psychiatric Nursing (18)
Psychiatric Nursing a. Staff nurses
Answers (7)
b. Backache
Psychiatric Nursing Drills c. Back injury
(7)
d. Lifting technique
Quizzes (5) ANSWER: D
Respiratory Disease (21)
Respiratory Drugs (7) 21. Fifty nurses consented to be subjects of the study, 25 nurses with backache a
25 nurses without backache. Which group is the control?
Respiratory System (3)
Schizophrenia (1)
a. Group without backache
self concept (1) b. Group without lifting activity
skeletal system (1) c. No group
Sleep (1) d. Group with backache
ANSWER: A
slideshow (13)
stress (3) 22. You obtained the written consent of the study subjects. Which of the following
subjects (1) information will be given prior to the consent?
Surgery (1)
a. Assurance to withdraw from the study anytime
Terms to know (1)
b. Be participant until study is completed
Therapeutic
Communication (1)
c. Right to seek help
d. Right to receive incentives
Transcultural concepts
quick review (1) ANSWER: A

Urinary System (1)

23. Due to some study constraints, the group decided to do a prospective study. T
video (13) means the study will be conducted:
Vital Signs (1)

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 Archives a. At a specified future time
Archives b. At a period when subjects are ready
c. When both subject and the lifting activity are ready
d. When there are patients who need lifting
ANSWER: A

Situation: A study proposed by a community nurse has this hypothesis: “Primipara

mothers who received education on breastfeeding are more likely to breastfeed th
infants.”

24. The independent variable of the study is:

a. Primipara mothers
b. Breastfeed infants
c. Breastfeeding practice
d. Education on breastfeeding
ANSWER: D

25. The dependent variable of the study is:

a. Education on breastfeeding
b. Primipara mothers
c. Breastfeeding beliefs
d. Breastfeed infants
ANSWER: D

26. A review of literature was done. The most important reasons for doing this is:

a. To learn the research design used

b. To provide a theoretical framework for the study
c. To decide on a sampling frame
d. To get ideas on result findings
ANSWER: B

27. The sampling method where each member of the study population has an equ
chance to be selected is:

a. Convenience sampling
b. Selective sampling
c. Purposive sampling
d. Random sampling
ANSWER: D

28. Results of any research finding will be valuable to nurses only when:
a. Disseminated to nurses concern
b. Put aside for future use
c. Published
d. Filed in library
ANSWER: C

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 Situation: When the total population appears to be very large, the researcher may
decide to get a representative sample and yet make the research findings still val
and acceptable.

29. This type of sampling uses the technique whereby the population is undivided
into areas or section and then taking random sample from each section.

a. Systematic sampling
b. Stratified sampling
c. Cluster sampling
d. Purposive sampling
ANSWER: B

30. In this type of sampling, data are collected from anyone available as those wh
are present in the coffee shop or those who are present in the emergency room a
one time or another.

a. Systematic sampling
b. Incidental sampling
c. Simple random sampling
d. Cross-sectional sampling
ANSWER: B

31. In this type of sampling, selection of the units in the sample is done by some s
of chance.

a. Sequential sampling
b. Simple random sampling
c. Stratified sampling
d. Cluster sampling
ANSWER: B

32. A new public health nurse would like to collect data on the common problems
encountered by diabetic patients in the community. In this survey, she selects only
the diabetics residing in different barangays of the community she is assigned. Th
is an example of what type of sampling?

a. Purposive sampling
b. Cluster sampling
c. Systematic sampling
d. Stratified sampling
ANSWER: A

33.. One nurse is interested to get the effects of having foods with fortified vitamin

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 and D in the development of children from preschool to school age level. The type
sampling when a given group of subjects are studied for an extended period of tim
is called:

a. Cross-sectional
b. Longitudinal
c. Purposive
d. Cross-cultural
ANSWER: B

Situation: It is said that the half-life of knowledge in the health care field is 5 years
Because of this, it is important that nurses directly or indirectly participate in resea
activities in order to add knowledge in the profession.

34. Which of the following characteristics do NOT describe scientific investigation

a. Empirical data are gathered directly or indirectly through human senses

b. It is planned and conducted in a systematic and orderly manner
c. External factors which may influence the relationship among advance phenome
are not necessarily controlled
d. They are conducted to test or develop theories and study knowledge
ANSWER: C

35. In which of the following type of research does a researcher control the
independent variable but subjects cannot be randomly assigned to treatment
conditions?

a. Descriptive
b. Quasi-experimental
c. Exploratory
d. Experimental
ANSWER: B

36. When a nurse prepares a research report to a captive group, which of the
following is NOT included?

a. Summary of other research studies with the same result

b. The researcher’s own interpretation of the results of the study
c. A summary of literature used to identify the research problem
d. A description of methods used to conduct the study
ANSWER: B

38. Which of the following characteristics of a clinical nursing problem is NOT a

potential for research?
a. It has the potential to change how nursing care is delivered in the unit
b. It is value-laden and involves feelings and perceptions
c. It reflects something that could be improved in clinical practice
d. It is a problem that occurs frequently in a particular client group

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 ANSWER: B

39. Which of the following is true in an experimental study?

a. Clients most likely to perform the best are assigned to the experimental group
b. Subjects are randomly assigned to both the experimental and controlled group
c. Conditions affecting the subjects are left uncontrolled to generalization of findin
d. The control group receives the therapy being studied
ANSWER: B

Situation: In your study of the health status, including cause and effect of disease
your community, you will apply your knowledge in statistics and research.

40. The initial result of the census you made revealed that in 7 families the numbe
children per family were 2,5,4,3,3,1,3. the mean number of children per family is:
a. Data is insufficient
b. 4
c. 2
d. 3
ANSWER: D

41. In selecting subjects for study you will use randomization. This procedure will
ensure that:

a. The subjects’ rights are protected

b. Selection will occur by chance
c. It will help gain approval for the study
d. It strengthen the outcomes of the research
ANSWER: B

42. Which of the following measures is used frequently as a numerator to calculat

the incidence rate of a disease?

a. Number of old and new cases observed that occur in a period of time
b. Population at risk during a given period of time
c. Number of population at risk
d. Number of new cases observed that occur in a period of time
ANSWER: D

43. Which of the following rates best describe this statement, “Children in Barrio B
between the ages of 1 to 5 years old have an average of 3 diarrhea episodes per
year.

a. Secondary attack rate

b. Mortality rate
c. Morbidity rate
4. Case fatality rate
ANSWER: C

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 44. What type of data collection m in a research on methods of family planning by
couples can be used by the nurse?

a. Questionnaire
b. Survey
c. Interview
d. Research design
ANSWER: B

Situation: Nurse Vilma is interested to conduct a mini-research on responsible

parenthood

45. How should Nurse Vilma start the process of research?

a. Make a survey in the neighborhood

b. Identify what should be the focus of the study
c. Observe family relationships at home
d. Watch family interactions in telenovelas and family shows
ANSWER: B

46. Where else will Nurse Vilma start the process of research?

a. Conversation with classmates and friends

b. Literature review
c. Community data
d. Notes from lecture
ANSWER: B

47. The data that will gather in the study about responsible parenthood should giv
answer to your:

a. Hypothesis
b. Conceptual framework
c. Research problem
d. Instrumentation
ANSWER: C

48. What is the way of life that is stable, enduring, changes over time and is pass
on from one generation to the next?

a. Culture
b. Traditions
c. Mores
d. Habits
ANSWER: A

Situation: One of the terminal competencies desired of graduates of the BSN

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 curriculum is the development of positive attitudes towards research.

49. The main contribution of research towards the improvement of the nursing
profession is which of the following?

a. Facilitate the development program

b. Assist the faculty in developing the nursing curriculum
c. Assist the faculty administrator in planning nursing staff requirements
d. Provide a theoretical/scientific basis for nursing care
ANSWER: D

50. If you are to budget the time allotment for a particular study, about 50-55% of
would be allotted to:

a. Collating and analyzing

b. Writing the whole data
c. Survey or interview or actual observation in a laboratory or clinical setting to ga
data
d. Identifying research problem, planning on the materials and research design to
used and the subject to be used in the study
ANSWER: D

51. Which of the following statements is NOT included in describing the limitation

a. Instrument to be used in analyzing data

b. Limitation of the research in terms of time and resources
c. Age, sex, religion of the subjects or respondents
d. Knowledge of the researcher
ANSWER: D

52. Because of the time constraints and limited funds, delimitations of research st
is acceptable. Which one is NOT a consideration in determining a research study

a. Novelty of the problem

b. Age and sex of the respondents
c. Geographical location of level students
d. Religion and educational attainment
ANSWER: A

53. Which of the following criterion is LEAST considered in determining whether o

not a problem is researchable?

a. Cost of the investigation

b. Nationality of the researcher
c. Availability of a particular research instrument
d. Time factor

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 ANSWER: B

Situation: For professional development, it is a policy of the nursing service to

encourage nurses to participate in the improvement of nursing practice.

54. Research contributes to the knowledge base of professional nursing. Which o

the following statements is TRUE?

a. Research seeks the unknown

b. Research solves a problem
c. Research studies the world of reality
d. Research relies only on observable evidence
ANSWER: C

55. When you participate in nursing research, your main activity is to:

a. Develop problem-solving skills

b. Explain all nursing phenomena
c. Solve a nursing problem
d. Understand man as a human being
ANSWER: A

56. This is a type of research that attempts to solve practical nursing problems:

a. Clinical problems research

b. Basic research
c. Applied research
d. Quasi-experimental research
ANSWER: C

57. The most important value of research to practicing nurses is:

a. It improves clinical competence

b. It develops analytical skills
c. It contributes to new knowledge
d. It demonstrates professionalism
ANSWER: C

58. The most important criteria of a researchable problem is its:

a. Potential to improve nursing
b. Relevance to nursing practice
c. Practicability and clarity
d. Simplicity in practice
ANSWER: A

Situation: In clinical nursing research, the subjects are generally clients or patient

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 59. Doing a random sampling of your study subjects ensure that:
a. Subjects are arranged for organization
b. Anonymity of subjects are preserved
c. Subjects are assigned to specific groups
d. Every subject has a chance to be selected
ANSWER: D

60. When selecting your study sample, which of the following activities should you
first?

a. Specify the sampling frame

b. Identify the target population
c. Specify the criteria for selection of subjects
d. Identify the available population
ANSWER: B

61. You decided to use convenience sampling. This is an example of convenience

sampling:

a. Selection with consent

b. Simple selection
c. Availability of subjects
d. First come first selected basis
ANSWER: C

62. When a subject is selected, your first ethical consideration is to:

a. Obtain consent of subject to participate

b. Ensure confidentiality of responses
c. Inform subject when study will start
d. Assure anonymity
ANSWER: A

63. During the actual collection of data, a subject refused to participate despite
previous consent. Which is the appropriate action to take?

a. Proceed as previous consent has been obtained

b. Respect wish of subject
c. Ask reason for refusal
d. Convince subject to participate
ANSWER: B

Situation: Research contributes to improvement of nursing practice. It is essential

that professional nurses understand scientific method.

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 64. Research in nursing is mainly aimed to:

a. Contribute to the practice of nursing

b. Ensure safe nursing care
c. Solve a nursing problem
d. Improve nursing practice
ANSWER: D

65. This is a potential good source of researchable problems in the clinical area:

a. Patient characteristics
b. Nursing diagnosis
c. Patient’s classification
d. Modalities of nursing
ANSWER: D

66. The ethical consent in research requires which of the following conditions:

a. Consent of the attending physician

b. Written without consent
c. Free and informed
d. Must be written
ANSWER: C

67. A review of related literature provides:

a. Characteristics of subjects
b. A reason for conducting research
c. Synthesis of previous studies
d. The research methodology
ANSWER: C

Situation: Sampling is an essential part of the research process.

68. A sample is drawn from the study:

a. Population
b. Universe
c. Study subjects
d. Representative group
ANSWER: A

69. The most important characteristics of a sample is its:

a. Population subsets
b. Randomization

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 c. Representativeness
d. Appropriate number
ANSWER: C

70. Random sampling assures that each subject has:

a. Been selected based on criteria

b. Been systematically selected
c. Characteristics that match other samples
d. An equal chance of selection
ANSWER: D

71. Which sampling method allows the use of any group of research subject:

a. Quota
b. Purposive
c. Snowball
d. Convenience
ANSWER: D

72. You decided to include all barangays in the municipality and chose a sampling
method that would get a representative sample from each barangay. The appropr
method would be:

a. Cluster sampling
b. Stratified sampling
c. Systematic sampling
d. Random sampling
ANSWER: B

Situation: A group of nurses decided to describe the influence of religion on the

attitude of staff nurses in the care of dying patients.

73. In your review of literature, under what appropriate topic would you focus:

a. Care of the terminally ill patients

b. Attitude and religion
c. Religious concepts on death and dying
d. The dying patient
ANSWER: C

74. The variables in your study are the following, except:

a. Religion
b. Setting of the study
c. Care of the dying
d. Attitude of staff nurses on dying

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 ANSWER: B

75. Which of the following research design would be most appropriate for the stud

a. Descriptive
b. Ex post facto
c. Case study
d. Quasi-experimental
ANSWER: A

76. This is an example of a continuous variable?

a. Religion
b. Staff nurses
c. Patients
d. Age
ANSWER: D

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