BMS 205 EXAM STUDY GUIDE UPDATED ACTUAL
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. the information given in a bibliography or a database about a particular title
Answer:
citation
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2. An original research article or meta-analysis
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primary source
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3. the skills needed to create, organize, access and evaluate info effectively
Answer:
information literacy
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4. Article published in journals have been reviewed and edited by a board of expert editors
Answer:
peer review
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5. A book,article,person or other resource consulted for info
Answer:
source
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6. covers trademarks,designs patents and copy righted materials
Answer:
Intellectual property
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7. Describe a patient's probability of having disease when results of diagnostic tests are known
Answer:
Predictive value
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8. used to verify accuracy of screening test results
Answer:
diagnostic confirmatory test
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9. A test result that incorrectly suggests the presence of a disease when no disease is present
,Answer:
false postive
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10. A test result that incorrectly suggests the absence of a disease when disease is actually present
Answer:
false negative
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11. The test is positive when individuals truly do have the disease
Answer:
test sensitivity
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12. Probability that the patient does not have the disease
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negative predictive value
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13. The ability of a test to indicate which individuals have the disease and which do not
Answer:
test validity
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14. used to identify disease in an asymptomatic population
Answer:
diagnostic screening test
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15. formula for sensitivity
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true positives/ (true postive + false negative)
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16. probability that the patient has disease impacted by prevalence of disease in the population
Answer:
predictive value
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17. formula for specificity
Answer:
true negatives (true negative + false positives)
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18. The test is negative when individuals truly do not have the disease
, Answer:
test specificity
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19. Characteristics that increase the probability of health problems are
Answer:
risk factors
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20. most important step in making a diagnosis
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interpretation of diagnostic information
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21. patient preparation before diagnostic testing impacts
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pre-test variables
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22. the cause or origin of a disease is
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etiology
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23. long term disease with slow progression of symptoms represents
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chronic pathogenesis
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24. development of disease is defined as
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pathogenesis
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25. the cause of a disease
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Etiology
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26. values established for a particular analyte, given a method, instrument, or patient population represent
the
Answer:
reference interval
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27. 95% of the central values (5% healthy lie outside this range) usually locally established
QUESTIONS AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Question:
1. the information given in a bibliography or a database about a particular title
Answer:
citation
Question:
2. An original research article or meta-analysis
Answer:
primary source
Question:
3. the skills needed to create, organize, access and evaluate info effectively
Answer:
information literacy
Question:
4. Article published in journals have been reviewed and edited by a board of expert editors
Answer:
peer review
Question:
5. A book,article,person or other resource consulted for info
Answer:
source
Question:
6. covers trademarks,designs patents and copy righted materials
Answer:
Intellectual property
Question:
7. Describe a patient's probability of having disease when results of diagnostic tests are known
Answer:
Predictive value
Question:
8. used to verify accuracy of screening test results
Answer:
diagnostic confirmatory test
Question:
9. A test result that incorrectly suggests the presence of a disease when no disease is present
,Answer:
false postive
Question:
10. A test result that incorrectly suggests the absence of a disease when disease is actually present
Answer:
false negative
Question:
11. The test is positive when individuals truly do have the disease
Answer:
test sensitivity
Question:
12. Probability that the patient does not have the disease
Answer:
negative predictive value
Question:
13. The ability of a test to indicate which individuals have the disease and which do not
Answer:
test validity
Question:
14. used to identify disease in an asymptomatic population
Answer:
diagnostic screening test
Question:
15. formula for sensitivity
Answer:
true positives/ (true postive + false negative)
Question:
16. probability that the patient has disease impacted by prevalence of disease in the population
Answer:
predictive value
Question:
17. formula for specificity
Answer:
true negatives (true negative + false positives)
Question:
18. The test is negative when individuals truly do not have the disease
, Answer:
test specificity
Question:
19. Characteristics that increase the probability of health problems are
Answer:
risk factors
Question:
20. most important step in making a diagnosis
Answer:
interpretation of diagnostic information
Question:
21. patient preparation before diagnostic testing impacts
Answer:
pre-test variables
Question:
22. the cause or origin of a disease is
Answer:
etiology
Question:
23. long term disease with slow progression of symptoms represents
Answer:
chronic pathogenesis
Question:
24. development of disease is defined as
Answer:
pathogenesis
Question:
25. the cause of a disease
Answer:
Etiology
Question:
26. values established for a particular analyte, given a method, instrument, or patient population represent
the
Answer:
reference interval
Question:
27. 95% of the central values (5% healthy lie outside this range) usually locally established