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bobbie

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What is the best reason that scholars consider Florence Nightingale to be the first nurse researcher?
 
  1. She changed nursing by basing her practice on her research findings.
  2. She identified a body of knowledge unique to nursing.
  3. She collected data in a systematic fashion.
  4. She communicated the data collected to other nurses.

Question 2

While assessing the health history of a patient who is an Asian, what will the nurse identify as a leading cause of death for people from this heritage?
 
  1. Malignant neoplasms
  2. Influenza and pneumonia
  3. Alzheimer's disease
  4. Chronic lower respiratory diseases


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Rationale 1: Florence Nightingale used the research process as an entity and did not merely use some aspects of the research process. She used this systematic approach and its resultant findings to change nursing practice.
Rationale 2: Only in recent years have nurses concentrated on establishing a unique body of nursing knowledge. This has occurred in the years since Nightingale.
Rationale 3: Although Nightingale did begin systematically making and recording data, it was her admonishment that all nurses do the same that began to change nursing.
Rationale 4: Whereas Nightingale used observations to influence practice in her sphere of control, it is unclear how widely she was able to disseminate the information.
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Answer to Question 2

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Explanation: 1. Malignant neoplasms are the leading cause of death for Asian/Pacific Islanders as compared with the general population.
2. Influenza and pneumonia are higher for Asian/Pacific Islanders than for the general population, but they form the sixth leading cause of death.
3. Alzheimer's disease is identified as being the tenth leading cause of death for Asian/Pacific Islanders.
4. Chronic lower respiratory disease is the seventh leading cause of death for Asian/Pacific Islanders.



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