Test 1.1

Question 1

What makes up EBP

Answer 1

Best available evidence + patients unique values & circumstances + clinical expertise

Question 2

What does disablement models consist of

Answer 2

• categorize health and disability using common language

- outlines patient cart & research activites

Question 3

what does POEM stand for

Answer 3

Patient Oriented Evidence that Matters

Question 4

What are often overlooked in disablement model framework

Answer 4

Person level and societal level

Question 5

What does HRQOL stand for

Answer 5

Health related quality of life

Question 6

Patient- based outcome and HRQOL are based on what?

Answer 6

Person level and societal level

Question 7

What is an Outcome

Answer 7

The study of the end result of health services that considers patients experiences, preferences and values

Question 8

What does EBP involve

Answer 8

Involves using current evidence in the medical literature to provide the best possible care to patients

Question 9

What is EBP a tool for?

Answer 9

For finding evidence and analyzing the quality of the evidence

Question 10

What does the best research evidence include

Answer 10

• valid and clinically relevant research
• includes basic science
• diagnostic test
• power of prognostic marker
• therapeutic and rehab regimes

Question 11

What are the steps in practicing EBP

Answer 11

1) craft a clinical question
2) search for the best evidence
3) critically appraise the evidence
4) integrate the evidence
5) evaluate the effectiveness

Question 12

What does PICO stand for

Answer 12

Patient
Intervention
Comparison
Outcome

Question 13

What does levels of evidence for EBP include

Answer 13

Used with individual studies to help clinicians to determine the value of the results reported

-usually ranks from 1-5 with 5 being the highest

Question 14

What does strength of recommendation for EBP include

Answer 14

Used with a body of literature to grade the recommendation for evidence to be used in clinical practice

Question 15

How many different oxford levels of evidence are there

Answer 15

5

Question 16

What does level 1 of the oxford level of evidence consist of

Answer 16

• the best and most unbiased info

- systematic reviews, meta-analyses, well-designed RCTs

Question 17

What does level 2 of oxford level of evidence include

Answer 17

• nonrandomized cohort studies

- poorly controlled RCTs

Question 18

What does level 3 and 4 of oxford levels of evidence include

Answer 18

Level 3
-retrospective case-control studies

Level 4

• case series studies
• poor quality nonrandomized cohort or case-control studies

Question 19

What does level 5 of oxford levels of evidence include

Answer 19

• anecdotal evidence or expert opinion
• bench/animal studies
• unpublished clinical observation

Question 20

What are the three domains to grade the strength of evidence

Answer 20

Quality
Quantity
Consistency

Question 21

What does SORT stand for

Answer 21

Strength of recommendation taxonomy

Question 22

What is the strength of grade for the following:

Recommendation based on consistent and good quality patient-orientated evidence

Answer 22

Grade A

Question 23

Grade the following:

Recommendation based on inconsistent or limited-quality patient-orientated evidence

Answer 23

Grade B

Question 24

Grade the following:

Recommendation based on consensus, usual practice, opinion, DOE or case series for studies of diagnosis, treatment, prevention or screening

Answer 24

Grade C

Question 25

What does EBP stand for

Answer 25

Evidence based practice