Education and Communcation

Question 1

Adults are

Answer 1

learner-focused
self directed
problem centered

Question 2

children are

Answer 2

subject center

Question 3

lower income adults

Middle-upper adults

Answer 3

worry about cost

goal oriented, won’t waste time

Question 4

Small groups

Answer 4

3-5 similar interest, best for clinical setting

Question 5

Disadvantage of a Large Group

Answer 5

1 way flow of information.

Question 6

Intimate zone

Answer 6

12-18 inches

Question 7

Personal zone

Answer 7

18inches -4ft

Question 8

Antecedent

Answer 8

French fry commercial

Question 9

Transtheoretical Stages of change
1
2
3
4
5

Answer 9

1. Pre contemplation- “I don’t”
2. Contemplation “but”
3. Preperation “towards change”
4. Action
5. Maintenance

Question 10

Provisionally Vs Dogmatically

Answer 10

provisionally- prepare material before

dogmatically- following a set of rules

Question 11

Steps for interviewing

Answer 11

collect information
create goals and objectives
build rapport
collect date using open ended questions

Question 12

Clients arms are folded across chest, eye contact

Answer 12

Kinesics

Question 13

Client is whispering, anxious to tell

Answer 13

Paralinguistic

Question 14

Client moves sits back behind counter

Answer 14

Proxemics

Question 15

Health Belief Model

Answer 15

why do people not participate in programs designed to help them prevent disease.

Question 16

CBT

Answer 16

Cognitive behavior theory
The behavior is learned.
How we think will influence behavior and feelings.

Question 17

MI

Answer 17

Motivational interviewing
Motivate the client, give them support for change
DARES
DD: Develop Discrepancy
AA: Avoid Argument
RR: Roll with Resistance
EE: Express Empathy
SS: support self efficacy

Question 18

Formative Vs Summative

Answer 18

Formative: pre/post test
Summative: summary done at the end (Final Exam)

Question 19

Steps in research

Answer 19

ID a problem or topic
develop questions
hypothesis
methods to solve problem
organize
analyze
make decision

Question 20

Quantitative experiments

Answer 20

“Ana experiments on quantity”

Ana= Analytical

Question 21

Examples of Quantitative experiments

Answer 21

Randomized control 
Case control 
Quasi experimental 
Cohort
Cross sectional

Question 22

Randomized control

Answer 22

RCT
Gold standard
Randomized

Question 23

Case control

Answer 23

compares disease to no disease

Question 24

Quasi

Answer 24

before and after

Question 25

Cohort

Answer 25

follows a group who have something in common
can be retro= backwards
or Prospective= foward

Question 26

Cross sectional

Answer 26

Current= right now

Question 27

Qualitative

Answer 27

describes, observes, reports, compares same disease in 2 places
compares frequency of events.

Question 28

Reliability

Answer 28

1 test done two times and same exact results

reliable test

Question 29

Validity

Answer 29

A device accurately measures something= valid

Question 30

sensitive

specific

Answer 30

positive with disease

without disease

Question 31

ANOVA

Answer 31

(AN)O(VA) analyze variance- a tool used to evaluate validity.

Question 32

Nominal

ordinal

Answer 32

no order, race gender

has order scale 1-10

Question 33

cofounding variable

Answer 33

extra variable not accounted for, will screw up the results

Question 34

1 SD
2SD
3SD

Answer 34

1= 68% -1 to 1
2=95% -2 to 2
3=99.7% -3 to 3

Question 35

negative correlation

positive correlation

Answer 35

as physical activity goes up, morbidity risk goes down

the more food you eat the more weight gain

Question 36

p-value

Answer 36

the level of significant

must be less than or under 0.5

Question 37

Delphi technique

Answer 37

experts do not meet

Question 38

PCMH

Answer 38

Patient centered medical home

the patient does not take responsibility of care