An experienced nurse attends a professional conference on current practices in the care of the client with diabetes. What is the main purpose of continuing education?

The nurse manager is educating the unit staff about ways to promote safer clinical practice. The nurse manager emphasizes that this can be done through which concept?

According to Engel’s Stages of Grief, what happens to the client during the second stage “Developing Awareness Stage”?

There are many ways of knowing about the world.  Which of the following is an advantage of the scientific approach?

Which type of evidence looks at which event occurred in which order in regards to determination of the cause of behavior?

Which type of plagiarism occurs when the words are not directly copied, but the ideas are copied without attribution or citation?

Which of the following was an important result of the Tuskegee Syphilis Study for research as a whole?

Although the Nuremberg Code was an initial intent to create ethical principles in research, it didn’t succeed in changing behavior.  Why not?

What is the ability to disprove scientific ideas with data called?

If an advertisement suggests, using scientific terms, that a procedure or product will help increase memory, lead to weight loss, or other similar claim but has no scientific basis it is likely an example of