1.Research utilization is a process that begins with:
A) A clinical problem that needs to be solved B) A problem-focused trigger C) A knowledge-focused trigger or research finding D) A well-worded clinical question 2.If a specific nursing procedure in a hospital were odified on the basis of research findings! this would be an e"aple of: A) Conceptual or indirect utilization B) Persuasive utilization C) #irect or instruental utilization D) None of the above $.%hich of the following is an e"aple of a s&steatic re'iew( A) An evidence report from A!" B) A meta-anal#sis in the Cochrane Collaboration C) A metas#nthesis in a $ournal #) All of the abo'e ).*ost e'idence hierarchies put which of the following at the pinnacle( A) !andomized clinical trials +) *eta-anal&ses of ultiple clinical trials C) %etas#ntheses D) "ualit# improvement pro$ects ,.%hich of the following is not a a-or barrier to research utilization in nursing( A) .he absence of clinicall& rele'ant nursing studies B) &he inadequate preparation of man# nurses for criticall# evaluating nursing studies C) &he failure of hospitals and other organizations to reward nurses for 'BP efforts or to give them adequate release time D) &he scarcit# of published replication of nursing studies that show promise for 'BP /.%hich of the following odels was e"plicitl& de'eloped with the idea that indi'idual nurses could engage in R0-t&pe acti'ities( A) (owa %odel B) )ttawa %odel C) Cochrane %odel #) 1tetler *odel Page * 2.In the following clinical 3uestion! what is the outcoe( 4%hat is the effect of rela"ation therap& 'ersus biofeedback on the functional abilit& of patients with rheuatoid arthritis(5 A) 6unctional abilit& B) !heumatoid arthritis C) Biofeedbac+ D) !ela,ation therap# 7.In the following clinical 3uestion! what is the e"posure( 4#oes taking antidepressants affect the risk of suicide for cogniti'el& ipaired adolescents(5 A) Adolescence B) -uicide C) Antidepressant use D) Cognitive impairment 8.%hat are the two coponents of clinical foreground 3uestions about eaning and processes( A) Population and intervention B) Comparison and situation C) Process and outcome #) 9opulation and situation 1:.%hich of the following is a 3uestion that would be asked as part of the process of appraising research e'idence( A) .here can ( find the evidence/ +) ;ow rigorous and reliable is the e'idence( C) .hat t#pe of trigger should ( use/ D) (s a relevant s#stematic review available/ 11.%hich of the following can be used to criticall& appraise clinical practice guidelines( A) An A!" evidence report B) &he (owa model C) .he A<R== instruent D) A criticall# appraised topic 0CA&) 12.Assessing the ipleentation potential of a nursing inno'ation includes which of the following acti'ities( A) Determining the clinical relevance of the innovation +) Assessing its costs and benefits C) 'valuating the scientific merits of relevant studies D) All of the above 1$.Research utilization is essentiall& s&non&ous with e'idence-based practice. A) &rue +) 6alse 1)..he e'idence-based practice o'eent originated in the 0nited 1tates. A) &rue +) 6alse 1,.A well-known earl& nursing research utilization pro-ect is the C0R> pro-ect. A) .rue B) 1alse 1/.A t&pical e'idence hierarch& ranks the strength of e'idence for all t&pes of clinical 3uestions! including 3uestions about inter'entions! diagnosis! prognosis! and eaning. A) &rue +) 6alse 12.A etas&nthesis integrates knowledge fro ultiple 3ualitati'e studies. A) .rue B) 1alse 17.In a eta-anal&sis! the unit of anal&sis is an indi'idual stud& rather than an indi'idual stud& participant. A) .rue B) 1alse 18..he #iffusion of Inno'ations .heor& was de'eloped b& 1tetler. A) &rue +) 6alse 2:.9IC?. is the acron& for coponents of clinical foreground 3uestions. A) .rue B) 1alse 21.1&steatic re'iews are a ke& resource for answering clinical background 3uestions. A) &rue +) 6alse 22.A ke& step in an indi'idual =+9 effort is to integrate appraised research e'idence with local conte"tual inforation. A) .rue B) 1alse 2$.9roble-focused triggers in the Iowa *odel are ore akin to an =+9 path than a research utilization path. A) .rue B) 1alse 2).An iportant aspect of assessing the ipleentation potential of an inno'ation is e'aluating the transferabilit& of the findings to a new setting. A) .rue B) 1alse