Question 1

The ethnonursing research method is designed to be used with&#10;A)the culture care theory&#10;B)quantitative research studies&#10;C)any nursing theory&#10;D)all of the above

Accepted Answer

The ethnonursing research method is specifically designed to be used with the culture care theory, which focuses on understanding cultural factors in healthcare.

Question 2

The ethnonursing research method is a&#10;A)quantitative research method designed to collect credible and valid data&#10;B)qualitative research method focused on naturalistic and open discovery&#10;C)a research method for discovery of emic and etic data&#10;D)a & c&#10;E)b & c

Accepted Answer

Ethnonursing is a qualitative research method that focuses on naturalistic and open discovery (B) and is used for the discovery of emic (insider) and etic (outsider) data (C).

Question 3

The ethnonursing research method&#10;A)is the first nursing research method developed specifically to fit a nursing theory&#10;B)is encouraged for use by and across healthcare disciplines such as pharmacy and physical, occupational, and speech therapies&#10;C)is the only nursing research method&#10;D)a & b&#10;E)all of the above

Accepted Answer

Ethnonursing research is a nursing research method that is encouraged for use by and across healthcare disciplines such as pharmacy and physical, occupational, and speech therapies.

Question 4

Ethnonursing researchers need to&#10;A)use relaxed, open-ended, non-confrontational inquiry modes&#10;B)incorporate structured survey questions addressing domain of inquiry&#10;C)gain trust of informants&#10;D)a & c&#10;E)b & c

Accepted Answer

Ethnonursing researchers should use relaxed, open-ended, non-confrontational inquiry modes and gain the trust of informants to gather authentic cultural data.

Question 5

Ethnonursing researchers should refrain from&#10;A)respecting the people's views and experiences&#10;B)imposing personal biases, prejudices, and opinions&#10;C)focusing on cultural context of phenomena under study&#10;D)b & c

Accepted Answer

Ethnonursing researchers should refrain from imposing personal biases, prejudices, and opinions to ensure that their findings are culturally accurate and respectful.

Question 6

This criterion for evaluation of qualitative research is met when collected data reveal duplication of content with similar ideas, meanings, and experiences.&#10;A)credibility&#10;B)confirmability&#10;C)meaning-in-context&#10;D)saturation

Accepted Answer

Saturation is achieved in qualitative research when no new information or themes are observed in the data, indicating that data collection can cease.

Question 7

This criterion focuses on the significance of interpretations and understanding the actions, symbols, events, communications, and other human activities within specific or total contexts in which an event or occurrence took place.

A)credibility
B)confirmability
C)meaning-in-context
D)saturation

Accepted Answer

The criterion described is "meaning-in-context," which emphasizes understanding actions, symbols, and events within their specific contexts.

Question 8

This criterion refers to repeated direct and documented objective and subjective data confirmed with the informants.&#10;A)credibility&#10;B)confirmability&#10;C)meaning-in-context&#10;D)saturation

Accepted Answer

Confirmability refers to the degree to which the results could be confirmed or corroborated by others, often through repeated and documented data collection and analysis.

Question 9

This criterion refers to believability of findings that have been mutually established between the researcher and the informants as accurate.&#10;A)credibility&#10;B)confirmability&#10;C)meaning-in-context&#10;D)saturation

Accepted Answer

Credibility refers to the trustworthiness and believability of the findings, ensuring they accurately represent the participants' experiences and perspectives.

Deck 2: The Ethnonursing Research Method