final

Question 1

using someone else’s words or ideas (exact or paraphrased) as your own without giving credit to the original author

Answer 1

plagiarism

Question 2

• State in the text the name of the author from whom it was taken
• use quotation marks
• write in your own style or language
• reference notes for each borrowed item
• provide an entry for every source that is referenced in your text

These are the:

Answer 2

5 rules to avoid plagiarism

Question 3

PARA stands for:

Answer 3

• Put the text in your own words
• Avoid copying the text
• Rearrange similar text
• Ask yourself if you included all the important points

Question 4

APA =

Answer 4

American Psychological Association style used for academic papers

Question 5

AMA =

Answer 5

American Medical Association style used in professional journals

Question 6

rapid reading for main ideas

Answer 6

skimming

Question 7

careful search for specific ideas

Answer 7

scanning

Question 8

What is SQ3R?

Answer 8

• Survey
• Question
• Read
• Recite
• Review

Question 9

pre-reading or previewing

Answer 9

Survey

Question 10

helps with comprehension and relating info to what you know

Answer 10

Question

Question 11

active reading:
write down ideas
highlight, underline, circle text
Write in margins
divide reading
find main idea

Answer 11

Read

Question 12

answer questions from Q stage

Answer 12

Recite

Question 13

summarize and test yourself. make flashcards, study.

Answer 13

Review

Question 14

List the 6 Cs

Answer 14

• Clear
• Complete
• Concise
• Consistent
• Correct
• Courteous

Question 15

PICO stands for:

Answer 15

• Patient
• Intervention
• Comparison
• Outcome

Question 16

type of question:

• general info on a disease or procedure
• info on causes, but not on treatment

Answer 16

Background

Question 17

type of question:

- info on treatments and interventions

Answer 17

Foreground

Question 18

List the Pyramid Hierarchy of Evidence from top to bottom

Answer 18

• Cochrane Systematic reveiews
• Systematic reveiew and meta-analyses
• evidence guidelines
• evidence summaries
• RCTs case cohorts, control studies
• Clinical research critiques
• other reviews of the literature
• case reports, case series, practice guidelines, etc.
• clinical reference texts

Question 19

• Title and abstract
• introduction
• methods
• results
• discussion and conclusion

Answer 19

Parts of the article

Question 20

Critically appraise KWL:

Answer 20

• What I “think” I already Know
• What I Want to know
• What I Learned

Question 21

P-value, confidence intervals, specificity and sensitivity, power

Answer 21

statistics used when judging the quality of research done

Question 22

probability usually expressed in decimals

Answer 22

P-value

Question 23

autonomy, belonging, curiosity, love, learning, mastery, meaning are all ____ motivators

Answer 23

intrinsic

Question 24

badges, competition, fear of failure, fear of punishment, gold starts are all _____ motivators

Answer 24

extrinsic

Question 25

- paralanguage - body language - space - touch - environment

Answer 25

nonverbal communication

Question 26

tone, pitch, quality, rate of speech, laughing, crying, hesitating, sighing

Answer 26

forms of paralanguage

Question 27

gestures, movements, mannerisms, facial expressions, posture, eye contact

Answer 27

forms of body language

Question 28

``` intimate distance (0-18 inches), personal distance (18" to 3 ft), social distance ( 3-7ft), public (7ft+) ```

Answer 28

space

Question 29

handshake, pat on the back, hug

Answer 29

touch

Question 30

color of room, large desk corner office, credentials displayed

Answer 30

environment

Question 31

physical function of detecting sound

Answer 31

hearing

Question 32

receiving, analyzing, and giving meaning to communication

Answer 32

listening

Question 33

low level of concentration, absorbs just enough to stay in conversation, appropriate if you don't need to retain the information that you hear

Answer 33

passive listening

Question 34

requires high level of concentration, listening for information, provides one with vital information and signals

Answer 34

active listening

Question 35

Strategies to retain information ISAFACT:

Answer 35

- Identify ideas and relationships - Summarize main points - Assess the message - Formulate questions - Associate ideas with familiar concepts - Consider ways to use the information - Take notes