Author Question: A nursing instructor asks a student to name the four elements required to provide proof of ... (Read 20 times)

storky111 · **on:** Jul 7, 2018

A nursing instructor asks a student to name the four elements required to provide proof of liability. Which response by the student would indicate that further teaching is needed?

a. Obligation created by law, contract, or standard practice that is owed to the professionalby the complainant
b. Breach of this obligation either by omission or commission
c. Physical, emotional, or financial harm to the complainant
d. Proof that the breach of obligation caused the complainant harm

Question 2

A nurse researcher is planning a study using a procedure for quantitatively combining the results of many research studies that measure the same outcome. The data will be combined into a single pool or summary estimate of results.

The nurse's research will most likely involve which of the following designs? a. Correlation c. Follow-up study
b. Meta-analysis d. Longitudinal research

Perkypinki · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 7, 2018

Answer to Question 1

A
Providing proof of liability (or fault) in malpractice or negligence cases requires the following four
factors: obligation created by law, contract, or standard practice that is owed to the complainant
(patient) by the professional (not the other way around); a breach of this obligation either by omission
or commission; physical, emotional, or financial harm to the complainant; and proof that the breach of
obligation caused the complainant harm.

Answer to Question 2

B
The nurse researcher will most likely conduct a meta-analysis. Correlation research explores the
interrelationship among variables of interest. A follow-up study is the subsequent or long-term study
of people who have received a specific treatment. A longitudinal study is designed to collect data at
more than one point in time, in contrast to a cross-sectional study.