What is Papa’s bed made of?

How does John keep air moving in his bomb shelter?

‘Papa’ was the first man to die of ice-nine, but not the first living creature? What was?

Simulation in Nursing Education (40 minutes) 8. Design a research study based on the NLN Jeffries Simulation Theory evaluating clinical judgment OR clinical performance. State the purpose, sample (inclusion and exclusion criteria), research design, your hypothesis,      methodology and data analysis plan (include any statistical tests). Consider creating a table with each item listed in the first column and then your answer in the next column. (40 minutes)

Section 2 of 3 RESEARCH (110 minutes) For Item 4 you must address 3 of the sub-items; for Item 5 you must address one of the sub-items (but be sure you address all bullets). For Item 6 address all bullets. The attached list of threats to validity is added for your use.  [Note the minutes assigned also represent the amount of relative credit for the item]. 4. Choose 3 of the following pairs.  Discuss the pairs of terms by giving a definition of each, by telling how they differ from each other, and by giving specific examples of each term. (30 min; 10 min per pair) A. Regression to the Mean vs ANOVA  B. Interaction of the causal relationship over treatment variations vs interaction of the causal relationship with units C. Random sample vs Convenience Sample  D. Correlational design vs Pearson correlation E. Treatment diffusion vs Experimenter expectancies  F. Selection vs restriction of range 5. Choose either A or B and address all bullets within your choice: (30 minutes) A. With respect to the three principles below: Give the definition, tell how it contributes to the ethical nature of research, and describe a violation of the principle Beneficence Respect for human dignity Justice OR B. Describe how random assignment is different from random sampling. When is each used? What are the advantages of each? Give an example of a study that uses each? Can both methods be used in the same study? Why or why not? 6. Address all the items below with respect to the attached article:  (50 minutes) Kameg , K. M., Englert, N. C., Howard, V. M., Perozzi, K. J. (2013). Fusion of psychiatric and medical high fidelity patient simulation scenarios:  Effect on nursing student knowledge, retention of knowledge, and perception.  Issues in Mental Health Nursing, 34, 892-900.  Name the independent variable(s). Name the dependent variable(s). What is the design of this study? How do you interpret the findings presented on Table 5? Why do you think these findings occurred in this study? What are the strengths of this study? What are the weaknesses (including threats to validity) in this study?

Which of the following statements is true of the external anal sphincter?

Which of the following structures is not a part of the portal triad of a liver lobule?

Which of the following statements is true of the greater omentum?   1) It extends from the greater curvature of the stomach 2) It attaches the vermiform appendix to the colon 3) It covers the folds of the small intestine 4) It triggers the gallbladder to release bile into the small intestine 5) It is covered with fat deposits and lymph nodes

Which of the following are considered to be major nutrients for the human body? 1) Nucleic acids             2) Minerals            3) Vitamins               4) Lipids               5) Lactic acids

The ________________________ phase of gastric secretion may be triggered by the smell or thought of food and it occurs before food enters the stomach.