MODULE 2 Flashcards

(35 cards)

1
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all are key to success of writing a research proposal EXCEPT

a. Overall quality of the study
b. Quality of the proposal
c. Type of research topic
d. Quality of the presentation

A

c. Type of research topic, all 3 are key to success

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among the choices, which describes the overall quality of the study?

a. Research questions matches data collection / data analysis
b. Tight budget
c. Realistic timetable
d. Identify strengths and limitations

A

a. Research questions matches data collection / data analysis; other choices are under the quality of the proposal

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all the choices describes the quality of the presentation except?

a. Clear, concise, well organized
b. Helpful table of contents and subheadings
c. Good schematic diagrams and tables
d. Realistic timetable

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d. Realistic timetable; this is under the quality of the proposal

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the systematic process of gathering and measuring information on variables of interest

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Data collection

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type of data which are already existing and are obtained by some other people for purposes that may be different from the investigators

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Secondary data

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the simplest and cheapest method of data collection

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Use of documented sources/ review of documents

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physical examination is under what type of data collection

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observation

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it is the list of questions to be asked by an interviewer

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interview schedule

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this is done when an interview is not feasable

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questionnaires/surveys

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hawthorne effect is a disadvantage in what type of data collection

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observation; Hawthorne effect - people do better when they know they are being observed

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qualities of statistical data:

Interval between date of occurrence of an event and the time the data is ready to be used or disseminated

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timeliness

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qualities of statistical data:

accomplishing all the items in every form

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completeness

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it is the closeness of data or measurement to the true value

a. accuracy
b. precision
c. sensitivity

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a. accuracy

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it is the repeatability or consistency of information obtained; extent to which similar information is obtained when a measurement is performed more than once

a. accuracy
b. precision
c. sensitivity

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b. precision

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Consistency of the data produced with the needs of the data users

a. relevance
b. adequacy
c. sensitivity

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a. relevance

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Details provide a complete picture of the situation being considered

a. relevance
b. adequacy
c. completeness

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type of question where in more information is obtained, there are no limits, but are harder to code

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open-ended questions

18
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“how many milk or coffee do you drink a day?” is what type of question?

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double-barreled questions

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Do not harm others and maximize possible benefits and minimize possible harms is what type of ethical principle?

20
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the ___________ incorporates at least two ethical convictions: first, that individuals should be treated as autonomous agents, and second, that persons with diminished autonomy are entitled to protection

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respect for persons

21
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comprehension on the informed consent is important

a. true
b. false

22
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an attribute or agent that is suspected to be related to the occurrence of a particular diseasemay occur

23
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The probability of developing the outcome without the exposure

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baseline risk

24
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in defining the clinical questions on harm, researchers use the PEO method, what does E means?

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study designs for HARM except a. Randomized Controlled Trials b. Meta-analysis c. Cohort Study d. Case-control study
b. Meta-analysis
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Studies designed to test the likelihood of a cause-and-effect relationship between a risk factor and a disease are termed ________
hypothesis-testing studies
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Highest Validity but Low feasibility among study designs; may be unethical a. Randomized Controlled Trials b. Meta-analysis c. Cohort Study d. Case-control study
a. Randomized Controlled Trials; may be unethical to randomize to harmful exposures
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Highest feasibility, good for rare outcomes. this type of study don't need follow-up but need to ascertain past exposures. a. Randomized Controlled Trials b. Meta-analysis c. Cohort Study d. Case-control study
d. Case-control study
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probability or odds? | 50% or 1/2 (0.5)
probability
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which is among the formulas are correct? a. Baseline Odds x Odds Ratio = Post-exposure Odds b. Baseline Risk x Post-exposure Risk = RR c. Post-exposure Odds x Odds Ratio = Baseline Odds d. RR x Post-exposure Risk = Baseline Risk
a. Baseline Odds x Odds Ratio = Post-exposure Odds; [Baseline Risk x RR = Post-exposure Risk] is the correct formula for the other choice
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Case Series and Cross-sectional Survey are what type of study? a. descriptive b. analytical c. experimental
a. descriptive
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Case-Control Study and Cohort Study are what type of study? a. descriptive b. analytical c. experimental
b. analytical
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type of study used on rare diseases and illnesses with long latency periods a. Case Series b. Cross-sectional c. Case-Control Study d. Cohort Study
c. Case-Control Study
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Useful for chronic illnesses (gradual onset, long duration) a. Case Series b. Cross-sectional c. Case-Control Study d. Cohort Study
b. Cross-sectional
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also known as historical cohort
Retrospective Cohort Study