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mcmcdaniel

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A patient has received a nursing diagnosis of sleep deprivation. Which of the following statements by the patient would indicate that outcomes are being met?
 
  a. I wake up only once a night to go the bathroom.
  b. I feel rested when I wake up in the morning.
  c. I go to sleep within 30 minutes of lying down.
  d. I only take a 20-minute nap during the day.

Question 2

In a typical research report, the nurse can expect to find possible clinical implications in which section of the research study?
 
  a. Research Focus
  b. Results or Conclusions
  c. Methods
  d. Introduction



cegalasso

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Answer to Question 1

B
Being able to sleep and feeling rested would indicate that outcomes are being met for sleep deprivation. Limiting a nap to 20 minutes is an intervention to promote sleep. Going to sleep within 30 minutes indicates that the patient may not be experiencing insomnia. Waking up during the night may indicate insomnia, and decreasing fluids in the evening is an intervention to help prevent this situation.

Answer to Question 2

B
The Results or Conclusions section presents the author's interpretation of the results, including conclusions and clinical implications that can be drawn from the study.
The Research Focus section gives a brief overview of the purpose of the study.
The Methods section describes the methods used to conduct the study, including the sample type of data collected, and the device or instrument used to measure empirical information.
The Introduction section contains information about the purpose of the study and the importance of the topic for the audience who reads the study.



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