Mentimeter Midterm Review

Question 1

Learning about, from, and with other professions is called…

Answer 1

Interprofessional Education

Question 2

There are no areas of overlap among our professions.

Answer 2

False

Question 3

Consideration of a client’s preference is part of…

Answer 3

Evidence Based Practice.

Question 4

Evidence-based practice takes into account the expertise of the

Answer 4

Treating Therapist

Question 5

Like in research, a clinician collects client data then synthesizes & interprets the results.

Answer 5

True.

Question 6

The act of a health care team, family, community, and clients working together to strengthen health systems is

Answer 6

Interprofessional Practice

Question 7

Part of being an evidence-based practitioner is

Answer 7

-Using Evidence Based Assessments
-Delivering Evidence Based Interventions
-Being a Critical consumer of Research
(all of the above)

Question 8

Parts of a PICO question are

Answer 8

Population, Intervention, Comparison, Outcome.

Question 9

Primary sources

Answer 9

-are written by the researchers themselves.
-are referred to as original sources.
-add new information to previous findings.
(all of the above)

Question 10

Quality of evidence can be presented in a pyramid with the least rigorous evidence

Answer 10

At the bottom

Question 11

Which is the correct order of evidence from most to least rigorous?

Answer 11

Systematic Reviews, RCTs, Expert Opinion

Question 12

Highest level of rigor is associated with

Answer 12

Level 1 Research

Question 13

Narrative Reviews and Systematic Reviews are both…

Answer 13

Secondary Sources

Question 14

An example of Active Voice is

Answer 14

The moms baked cookies.

Question 15

Which step of article analysis asks, “What are the gaps in the literature?”

Answer 15

2) Determine Purpose and Rationale

Question 16

Which step of article analysis asks, “Is this article relevant and should I read and analyze the full article?”

Answer 16

1. Identify the Conclusion

Question 17

Which step of article analysis asks, “What variables are being measured?”

Answer 17

3) Understand the Methods & Materials

Question 18

Locating relevant literature on an electronic database is part of…

Answer 18

Searching the literature

Question 19

Identifying the quality and relevance of information is part of

Answer 19

reviewing the literature.

Question 20

Developing a research question and key words is part of

Answer 20

Searching the Literature

Question 21

A profession’s Code of Ethics supports academic integrity.

Answer 21

True

Question 22

Plagiarism is a violation of academic integrity.

Answer 22

True

Question 23

Allowing someone access to your work on an individual assignment is a violation of academic integrity.

Answer 23

True

Question 24

When a therapist is distracted by social media and leaves a modality in place too long resulting in a burn, the violation is

Answer 24

Nonmaleficence

Question 25

When a therapist decides to use the newest equipment in the clinic rather than a known best intervention, the violation is

Answer 25

Beneficence.

Question 26

When a therapist schedules clients based on reimbursement sources rather than need, the violation is

Answer 26

Utility

Question 27

When a therapist makes a convenient clinical decision that is not in line with the client's values, the violation is

Answer 27

Autonomy

Question 28

In a PICO question, the P can stand for patient, population, or problem.

Answer 28

True

Question 29

For kids with Cerebral Palsy, does riding a tricycle or doing mat exercises better improve balance for ambulation? (looking at balance for ambulation)

Answer 29

O= Balance for Ambulation

Question 30

Does blowing bubbles improve lip seal better than blowing kisses for kids with Down Syndrome? (kids with Down syndrome)

Answer 30

P= kids with Down Syndrome

Question 31

A clinical (PICO) question is wrong if it does not contain a comparison.

Answer 31

False

Question 32

The C in a PICO question sometimes serves as the control group.

Answer 32

True

Question 33

Research that uses words and themes as data is

Answer 33

Qualitative Research

Question 34

Research that uses numbers as data is

Answer 34

Quantitative Research

Question 35

Graphs and tables that show statistical results are found in

Answer 35

quantitative research.

Question 36

The extent to which results are repeatable speaks to a research study's

Answer 36

Reliability

Question 37

Attrition is a threat to

Answer 37

Internal Validity

Question 38

Infants and toddlers are participants in a research study that lasts seven years. A threat to internal validity may be

Answer 38

Maturation

Question 39

The generalizability of research findings is related to

Answer 39

External Validity

Question 40

The group of people the research wants to study is the

Answer 40

Target Population

Question 41

A representative sample of the target population is drawn from the accessible population.

Answer 41

True

Question 42

An example of a continuous variable is

Answer 42

Development Age

Question 43

An example of a categorical variable is

Answer 43

Ethicity

Question 44

What you decide to change in an experiment is the

Answer 44

Independent Variable.

Question 45

The thing you intentionally keep the same in an experiment is the

Answer 45

Control

Question 46

A confounding variable that is a potential nuisance is

Answer 46

An extraneous variable

Question 47

What you observe or measure in an experiment is the

Answer 47

Dependent Variable

Question 48

When every 17th person on a list is selected from the population you are using

Answer 48

Systematic Sample

Question 49

When every person from the population has an opportunity to be selected you are using

Answer 49

Random Sampling

Question 50

When a population is divided into small groups and participants are randomly selected from those groups you are using

Answer 50

Cluster Sampling

Question 51

When certain subgroups of a sample must be represented you are using

Answer 51

Stratified Sampling.

Question 52

Inclusion and exclusion criteria help ensure validity of a study.

Answer 52

True.

Question 53

Another name for the outcome variable is the

Answer 53

Dependent Variable

Question 54

A nonrandom control group is compared to an experimental group. Results are compared before & after treatment to see differences between groups.

Answer 54

Non-equivalent control group design

Question 55

Participants are randomly assigned to at least 2 groups. Researchers are LIMITED to measuring the results ONLY post or after the intervention.

Answer 55

Posttest only control group

Question 56

Participants are randomly assigned to either treatment or control group. Results are measured from both groups to see any difference in outcomes.

Answer 56

Randomized Control Trial.

Question 57

One group is tested under all conditions & each subject acts as its own control. Results are measured before & after each repeated treatment

Answer 57

Repeated Measures Design

Question 58

Participants are randomly assigned to at least 2 groups. The outcome is measured before & after treatment to see any difference between groups.

Answer 58

Pretest-posttest control group design

Question 59

One group, therefore participants CANNOT be randomly assigned. Results are compared within the one experimental group before & after treatment.

Answer 59

Single group pretest-post test control group design

Question 60

A researcher used the Pearson Product-Moment Correlation Coefficient to analyze the data from a study. The results of the analysis were r= -0.85.

Answer 60

Good to excellent inverse relationship