The nurse is working with a client who has agreed to participate ...

[joblessjake]

The nurse is working with a client who has agreed to participate in a research study. Which actions would constitute a violation of disclosure for the client?
 
  Select all that apply.
  A) Giving the client false information about his or her participation
  B) Telling a mutual friend of the client's involvement in the study
  C) Withholding information about the study
  D) Providing the client's name as a participant in the study
  E) Suggesting that participation would greatly benefit the client's financial situation

Question 2

A nurse educator is working with a group of nurses who are working toward earning a graduate degree. The group is interested in replication studies. Which study would be the most appropriate given the changing demographics in the United States?
 
  A) Studying the ability of families to adapt to acute health problems
  B) Studying how effective use of supplies affects the cost of care
  C) Studying the ability of an aging population to care for itself
  D) Studying how new technology affects care of clients

[aliotak]

Answer to Question 1

Answer: A, C

Withholding information or giving false information would be violations of full disclosure. Risk of harm to a research subject is exposure to the possibility of injury, which could involve physical or psychological injury, such as loss of confidentiality or loss of privacy. Participants should feel free from coercion or undue influence to participate in a study or this would be a violation against the right of self-determination.

Answer to Question 2

Answer: C

The population is aging as the baby boomers begin to retire. An important replication study would be to restudy the care possibilities so that cost-effective measures can be instituted to provide care for this expanding group. Studying how effective use of supplies affects the cost of care is usually an ongoing project conducted in most hospitals as healthcare costs increase. Studying a family's ability to adapt to acute health problems is not a demographic issue. New technology is not a demographic issue.