Author Question: You are reading the report of a study conducted to determine whether having an RN present effects ... (Read 325 times)

cmoore54 · **on:** Jul 8, 2018

You are reading the report of a study conducted to determine whether having an RN present effects attendance at an exercise group comprised of newly diagnosed Type II diabetics.

The following table shows the frequency distribution for exercise class attendance.No. of Classes Attended f 13: 54, 5746: 22, 2379: 8, 8.51012: 4, 4.31417: 3, 3.21828: 3, 3.2X Number of classes attended = 4.6Which number of sessions was attended by the greatest number of clients? 1. 4-6
2. 7-9
3. 1-3
4. 10-12

Question 2

In the question, Do Baccalaureate degreeprepared nurses practice more rehabilitative nursing procedures on a client in an ICU than associate degreeprepared nurses? the independent variable is which of the following?

A) Associate degreeprepared nurses
B) Baccalaureate degreeprepared nurses
C) Rehabilitative nursing measures
D) Type of educational background of nurse

kingdude89 · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 8, 2018

Answer to Question 1

3
Rationale 1: This group of classes has the second highest frequency of attendance.
Rationale 2: This group of classes has the third highest frequency of attendance.
Rationale 3: This group of classes has the highest frequency of attendance.
Rationale 4: This group of classes has the fourth highest frequency of attendance.

Answer to Question 2

D
Feedback:
The dependent (or outcome) variable is the behavior, characteristic, or outcome the researcher is interested in explaining, predicting, or affecting (the O in the PICO scheme). A rehabilitative nursing measure is the dependent variable. The independent variable is the presumed cause of or influence on the dependent variable. The independent variable is type of educational background of nursing, not a particular degree. The independent variable corresponds to the I and the C components in the PICO scheme.