Midterm Review Flashcards

Week 7 review

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In order to be purposeful in your literature search, you should be concerned with analyzing…

A

both the individual articles and the body of research

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When searching the literature, what is something that can help you be organized?

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Recording where and when you retrieved the information

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3
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True or False:
HVLA are known to have a clinically relevant impact on immunity

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False

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4
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True or False:
HVLA have been shown to have an effect on the immune system

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True

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5
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True or False:
HVLA do not have any impact on immunity

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False

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In a preliminary literature review, which articles should be read first?

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The recent articles first

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7
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What is the purpose of a supporting question?

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Gives greater depth to your focusing question

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8
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True or False:
A well defined research question is more useful

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True

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9
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True or False:
A repeatable research question is more useful

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False
(not an attribute of a clear and useful research question)

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10
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True or False:
The right to withdraw is a basic principle of the Belmont report

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False

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True or False:
Beneficence is a basic principle of the Belmont report

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True

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True or False:
Respect for persons is a basic principle of the Belmont report

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True

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13
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True or False:
Justice is a basic principle of the Belmont report

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True

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14
Q

Name three principles of informed consent

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  • Voluntariness
  • Comprehension
  • Information
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15
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What is vitalism?

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The belief there is an inexplicable non-physical force that sustains all living organisms

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16
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Sham treatments in surgery can show the power of…

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non-specific treatment effects

17
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Do sham treatments in surgery prove surgeries are effective?

18
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Do sham treatments in surgery prove conservative care is effective?

19
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Can sham treatments in surgery be ethical?

20
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Is vitalism a concern in an open-clinic environment?

21
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Is HIPPA a concern in an open-clinic environment?

22
Q

Over-service may be combated by…

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fee-for-performance model of care

23
Q

In chiropractic, a subluxation is generally referred to as…

A

a part of a vertebral subluxation complex

24
Q

Does “subluxation” have a clearly defined set of parameters?

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Implausible diagnostics and therapies are a threat to...
construct validity
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The question "Can the results be generalized to my patient(s)?" addresses which element of a critical appraisal?
Relevance
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Critically appraising how the sample of subjects was obtained addresses...
selection bias
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The question "How did they measure that?" addresses...
outcomes
29
What is the function of the Institutional Review Board?
Protect the rights and welfare of humans involved in research
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True or False: A key element of the Nuremberg code is that benefits must equal risks
False
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True or False: A key element of the Nuremberg code is to do no harm
True
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True or False: A key element of the Nuremberg code is to avoid suffering
True
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True or False: A key element of the Nuremberg code is that investigators must be qualified
True
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True or False: A key element of the Nuremberg code is to anticipate scientific benefits
True
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What is the purpose of beneficence?
Try to maximize benefits while minimizing risks