Liek Flashcards

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Systematic reviews offer the highest level of evidence

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Meta-analyses

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Used to investigate risk factors and causes of disease.

example of a cohort study is the Framingham Study

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Cohort study

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3
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The lowest form of evidence

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Randomized controlled trial

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Have additional protections as human subjects, they are prisoners, pregnant women, fetuses and children and those with intellectual disability

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Vulnerable populations

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Have additional protections as human subjects, they are prisoners, pregnant women, fetuses and children and those with intellectual disability

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Vulnerable populations

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Involves methods to avoid occurrence of disease in the general population.

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Primary prevention

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Involves screening, diagnosis, and treatment of existing disease in early stages before it causes significant morbidity.

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Secondary prevention

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Involves methods to reduce the negative impact of an existing disease by restoring function and reducing disease-related complications.

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Tertiary prevention

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Screening is not currently recommended for the general population.

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Lung cancer

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Believe that illness is punishment by the spirits for wrong actions or from failure to follow spiritual rules.

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Native Americans

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Shamans “cure” the illness by performing rituals and using herbal medicines.

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Native Americans

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Medicine pouches that are tied to the patient by a string are believed to help cure the illness.

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Native Americans

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Do not remove such pouches without the patient’s (or parent’s) permission.

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Native Americans

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Indicates a diseased or affected female.

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Filled-in circle

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15
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Indicates a healthy female.

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Empty circle

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16
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Uses an intervention the human subjects are recruited by convenience and not at random (as in an experimental study).

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Quasi-experimental design

17
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Symbol is N

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“total population”

18
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Symbol is n

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“subpopulation”

19
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Will cover claims only if the NP is still enrolled with the same insurance company at the time the claim is filed in court.

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Claims-based malpractice insurance

20
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Will cover a lawsuit in the future even if you no longer carry the policy so long as you had an active policy during the alleged incident.

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Occurrence-type malpractice insurance

21
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It is the systematic organizational process used to identify risky practices to minimize adverse patient outcomes and corporate liability

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Risk management

22
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Modified or partial physical exam

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Muslim woman

23
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Do not accept blood transfusions (including autologous) but some may accept blood components without RBCs (cryoprecipitate, immunoglobins, etc.).

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Jehovah’s Witnesses

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Prolonged direct eye contact with males or strangers is considered rude by some cultures

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Asians, female Muslim

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Muslim holiday that lasts for 30 days. Both fluids and food are forbidden from sunrise to sunset.
Ramadan
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May refuse to touch anything powered by electricity (e.g., light switch, call light, electronic pumps, cell phones) from sunset Friday to sunset Saturday (Sabbath).
Orthodox Jewish
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Do not schedule visits during the Sabbath. If you call at this time, observant patients will not answer the phone.
Orthodox Jewish
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(original study that produced the data).
Primary data
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Use randomization with subject selection.
Experimental studies
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Search for relationships between a minimum of two variables.
Correlational studies
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May only be given by individuals who are aged 18 years or older.
Consent
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A minor (who is not emancipated) as young as the age of 7 years up to age 17 years.
Assent to participate
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- Variable that is being manipulated and is used to influence the dependent variable. - In experimental studies, the researcher has control over the independent variable.
Independent variable
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This is the result of the manipulation of the independent variable.
Dependent variable
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Manipulation by researcher
Independent variable e.g.
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Allows a response to manipulation that can be observed and measured
Dependent variable e.g.
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Refers to infant deaths per 100,000 live births | 1 out of 12 months
Infant Mortality