Final Exam Research II Flashcards

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What are the barriers to EBP?

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Time
Access 
How to find the literature 
Cost 
Misconception that EBP is used over clinic knowledge
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EBP is used to and for?

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Locating, appraising and applying the existing research

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Research is used for and to?

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Test hypothesis 
Generate new information 
Describe lived experience 
Assert connection between study concepts 
Suggest cause and effect relationship
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What is systematic Error or bias?

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How participants are entered to the study. For example a therapist enters a client into the study because he/or she thinks it will be beneficial for the client.

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What is measurement bias?

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Measuring at different times then the rest of ground rounding the data differently

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Level II

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Two groups, nonrandomized studies

Cohort, case-control

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Level III

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One group, nonrandomized

Before and after, pretest and posttest

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Level IV

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Descriptive studies including analysis of outcome
Singe subject design
case series

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Level V

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Case report and experts opinion

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What is contamination?

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Occurs when control groups receives intervention

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What is baseline equality?

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Intervention and control group should be equal on important participants characteristics… age, gender, severity of disability

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What is Quasi-Experimental design?

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Investigate cause relationships between variables without random assignment to experimental group

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What does the P stands for?.

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Probability values

The probability that will result by a chance

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What is correlation?

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Used to measure the extend to which two variables are associated

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What is correlation reported as?

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r = .##, p

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What about the positive and negative correlation?

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The closes to negative (-1.0) or positive (1.0) the stronger the correlation

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True or false. Correlation causes-and-effect relationship?

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False. The correlation does not explain why X results in Y

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What is regression?

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Type of analysis designed to predict the levels of another variable.

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What is the regression used for?

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to identify risk factors as predictors of certain conditions

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What is regression reported as?

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What Is mode?

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The most frequent used number

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What is median?

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Mathematical half-pint

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Parametric Variables? (quantitive research) include?

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Interval variable - age, weight, muscle power, blood pressure
Ration Variable - absolute 0

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Non-Parametric Variable? (Qualitative Research) include?

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Nominal - Gender, race, color, city

Ordinal - Socioeconomic status, level of agreement, developmental levels.

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Independent variable is?
What is being manipulated | such as intervention
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Dependent variable is?
is the output of the independent variable such as outcomes.
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When do you use T test?
Parametric
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When would you use Independent Sample? (T-test)
When comparing two group together
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When would you use paired sample?
When comparing between pretest and posttest scores in single group.
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What would you use Mann-Whitney U Test
Nonparametric | Used to analyze ordinal data from two groups
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What would you use Wilcoxon Signed-Rank test?
Non parametric | Pain Scale
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What would you use Analysis of Variance (ANOVA)
Parametric | When there is more than 3 groups and when 2 outcomes being analyzed or repeated measures comparison
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What would you use Kruskal-Wallis H-Test?
Non-parametric involving 3 or more groups
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What would you use Friedman ANOVA test?
Non-Parametric involving comparison of 3 or more variables
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What is Reliability?
Each time the specific method or assessment is used, the outcome will be consistent. Example: FRT used today, later on during a day and tomorrow should have the same results.
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Test-Retest Reliability?
Consistency of the measurement across time. | +.80
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Interrater Reliability?
Consistency of the measure across different raters Cohen's alpha .90 is considered strong
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Intrarater Reliability?
Same therapist raters the patient on different occasion
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Internal Consistency?
reflects consistency within the measurement itself each part of the measures is consistent to other. Cronbach's alpha +.80 or greater
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What if Validity ?
The degree to which an instrument measures what it is intended to measure.
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Face Validity?
refers to the test and it's content or protocol if it is designed to assess the variables which are being tested.
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Content Validity?
Indicates and evaluates if the test covered all the aspects of the domain which is being tested.
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Criterion Validity?
The extent to which the test results corresponds with other valid test
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Construct Validity?
Extend to which the instrument generated data fits with the theory or concept