Week 7 (EXAM 1) Flashcards

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List the steps of the EBP process

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2
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Which treatment approach
1) produces the desired effect?
2) identification of the nature of the problem by examination of symptoms
3) factors predicting future status
4) the psychometric properties of a measure
5) real world measurement of success

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1) intervention
2) diagnostic
3) prognosis
4) clinical measures
5) outcomes

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3
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Create a PICO question, search string, type of EBP question and research design

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Create a PICO question, search string, type of EBP question and research design

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Create a PICO question, search string, type of EBP question and research design

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6
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what is this an example of?

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Cohort study assessing smoking

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7
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What is this an example of?

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Cohort study

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8
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Create a PICO question, search string, type of EBP question and research design

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(Starting with a group of people who have the variable of intrest)

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9
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What is this an example of?

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Retrospective

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10
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what is this an example of?

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retrospective

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Create a PICO question, search string, type of EBP question and research design

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12
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Create a PICO question, search string, type of EBP question and research design

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13
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What is the significance of the marked portion?

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14
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What is the minimally clinically important difference (MCID)?

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the smallest change in an outcome considered important by patient or clinician

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15
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What does test-retest reliability establish?

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An instrument’s consistency in measuring a variable

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16
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What occurs in a ceiling effect?

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a measure’s highest score cannot fully assess a patient’s ability

17
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What is a clinical bottom line of MCID?

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indicating the minimum change a patient would feel

18
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What is the primary purpose of comparing a target test with the gold standard?

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to determine if the target test could potentially replace the gold standard

19
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Minimally detectable change (MDC) helps to determine what?

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whether a true clinical change occurred

20
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in criterion referenced standards for rehabilitation outcomes, how is a patient’s success determined?

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by measuring their performance against a predetermined functional threshold