Critical Inquiry Flashcards
What does PICO stand for?
Population/Problem
Intervention/Indicator
Comparator
Outcome
What are the 3 components of EBP?
- Best available evidence
- Clinical Expertise
- Patient Values
Sensitivity =
ability to be positive when a variable is present
Very sensitive = good screening tool
SnOUT = high SN, rule it out
Specificity =
ability to be negative when a variable is absent
Very specific = confirms dx
SPIN = high SP, rule in
Likelihood ratio
- The likelihood that a test result would be expected in a patient with the target disorder compared with the likelihood of the results with a patient without the disorder
- Tells you how much a test result changes the pre-test probability of being correct
Prevalence
is the portion of patients that have a condition at a particular time
ex: in a sample of 20 patients, 5 had the disorder
5/20 = 25%
The International Classification of Functioning, Disability & Health (ICF) focuses on?
o Emphasizes function, not the health condition & categories the situation NOT the person ♣ Components: • Body Function • Body Structures • Impairments • Activity • Participation • Activity Limitations • Participation Restrictions • Environmental Factors
Specificity measures the proportion of _______which are correctly identified.
Specificity measures the proportion of negatives which are correctly identified.
What is a good tool to assess reliability?
Kappa:
Ordinal data
Sensitivity is the proportion of those with a _______ test given that they have the condition being tested for.
Sensitivity is the proportion of those with a positive test given that they have the condition being tested for.