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A. Below is an abstract of a nursing study. Read the summary and then answer the questions that follow: We conducted a study to explore how patients with dizziness manage their daily living. Twenty patients with a history of dizziness were recruited from the outpatient clinic of a hospital in Vancouver. We conducted in-depth interviews lasting 1 to 2 hours with participants in their homes to gain insight into their experiences. We re-interviewed 6 participants to validate the preliminary thematic analysis. We identified four themes that describe the experience of living with dizziness: vulnerable reactions, affirmation and non-affirmation, finding ways to carry on daily living, and expressing the need for health care support. These themes seem to conceptualize these patients’ difficulties and needs in relation to living with dizziness and have implications for nursing practice. The study warrants replication with others afflicted with dizziness. Short-Answer Questions a. Was this study qualitative or quantitative? b. How many sentences in the abstract (and which ones) correspond to material that would be covered in the report’s introduction? c. How many sentences (and which ones) correspond to material that would be covered in the report’s method section? d. How many sentences (and which ones) correspond to material that would be covered in the report’s results section? e. How many sentences (and which ones) correspond to material that would be covered in the report’s discussion? f. Was this abstract written in the active or passive voice? g. Was any blinding used in this study?