Test 2: Chapter 22 Flashcards
What is the foremost goal of all dental health care providers?
A. cleaning teeth
B. attaining measurable outcomes
C. providing the best possible care
D. attaining reproducible outcomes
C. providing the best possible care
Best practice refers to practices/treatments/therapies that are based on the best available ______.
evidence
The goals and outcomes to providing patient care should be ______ and ______.
measurable and reproducible
What are some of the circumstances that prompted the best practice approach to patient care?
A. Direct access to rapidly emerging clinical research information Active patient role in decision making
B. Indirect access to rapidly emerging clinical research information Active patient role in decision making
C. Direct access to rapidly emerging clinical research opinions Active patient role in decision making
D.Direct access to rapidly emerging clinical research information Active clinician role in decision making
A. Direct access to rapidly emerging clinical research information Active patient role in decision making
The three components of evidence-based decision making in healthcare are scientific evidence, patient preferences and values and ________.
A. Patient experience and judgement
B. Clinical experience and judgement
C. Patient experience and preferences
D. Clinician experience and preferences.
B. Clinical experience and judgement
The ADHA defines _____ ____ practice as the conscientious, explicit, and judicious use of current best evidence in making decisions about the care of individual patients.
Evidence based
What is an ‘association’ as it relates to the relationship between an exposure and a disease?
it implies that he exposure MIGHT cause the disease.
What is an event or condition that plays a role in producing an occurrence of a disease? An example is exposure to the bacteria that causes TB
a casual factor (causality)
___ ___ is a ranking system used in evidence-based care to describe the strength of the results measured in a clinical trail or research study.
Best evidence
Identify the best evidence ranking order (more reliable to least reliable)?
A. Systematic Reviews; Cohort Studies; Single Randomized Controlled Trial (RCT); Controlled Studies, Case series Reports, Expert Opinion
B. Systematic Reviews; Single Randomized Controlled Trial (RCT); Cohort Studies; Expert Opinion; Controlled Studies, Case series Reports
C. Systematic Reviews; Single Randomized Controlled Trial (RCT); Cohort Studies; Case Controlled Studies, Case series Reports, Expert Opinion
D. Systematic Reviews; Single Randomized Controlled Trial (RCT); Case Controlled Studies, Case series Reports, Expert Opinion, Cohort Studies
C. Systematic Reviews; Single Randomized Controlled Trial (RCT); Cohort Studies; Case Controlled Studies, Case series Reports, Expert Opinion
What uses a panel of experts to research articles for study, design, statistics, and conclusions?
peer-reviewed journal
What can be commercial in nature, may or may not be peer-reviewed, may or may not be supported by references, and vary widely in quality?
trade magazines
What are the three desired outcomes for a DHCP from attending continuing education courses?
A. Reaffirm, reenergize, remit
B. Reaffirm, remember, reexamine
C. Reaffirm, relieve, reexamine
D. Reaffirm, reenergize, reexamine
D. Reaffirm, reenergize, reexamine
Reaffirm: provide support for your current ways of providing treatment
Reenergize: supports changes in areas that you have previously identified and provides the motivation and impetus to begin making those changes
Reexamine: address new research findings that merit further study and investigation as to the appropriateness of incorporation into practice
What is the five step process for finding and evaluating clinical evidence?
A. 1.) Develop an answerable clinical question; 2.) Conduct a computerized search; 3.) Critically appraise evidence 4.) Apply results; 5.) Evaluate
B. 1.) Develop an answerable clinical question; 2.) Conduct a computerized search; 3.) Critically appraise history 4.) Apply results; 5.) Examine
A. 1.) Develop an answerable clinical question; 2.) Conduct a computerized search; 3.) Critically appraise evidence 4.) Apply results; 5.) Evaluate
What are the four components used to structure a clear and focused question?
PICO