IECP Week 3 Quiz
If you cannot get the full text of an article (either print or electronic), through the NYU
library system, you should:
A. Find it on Wikipedia.
B. Browse the library stacks.
C. Search for it on Google scholar.
D. Request it through NYU Interlibrary Loan. - answer Request it through NYU
Interlibrary Loan.
What are the most useful sources of pre-appraised evidence that healthcare providers
can use to inform clinical practice? Select the BEST answer.
A. Scholarly journal articles
B. Fee-based or free sites on the internet
C. Aggregated (bundled) reference tools, sometimes known as "point of care" tools
D. Popular periodicals
E. Books
F. Dissertations
G. Podcasts, blogs, personal communication
H. Unpublished, in the "grey literature" - answerAggregated (bundled) reference tools,
sometimes known as "point of care" tools
All literature search engines allow you to limit your results in exactly the same way. -
answerFalse
You avoid plagiarizing someone else's work by:
A. Putting quotation marks around anything that is copied directly from any source,
including the internet.
B. Paraphrasing what someone else said in an article and then doing an in-text citation
using APA format.
C. Carefully proofreading your reference list to ensure that all in-text citations are fully
referenced at the end of the paper.
D. All of the answers listed help me to avoid plagiarizing other people's work. -
answerAll of the answers listed help me to avoid plagiarizing other people's work.
If you do a keyword search in PubMed/Medline on the term: "burns," you will retrieve
article citations with:
A. "burns" as the author.
If you cannot get the full text of an article (either print or electronic), through the NYU
library system, you should:
A. Find it on Wikipedia.
B. Browse the library stacks.
C. Search for it on Google scholar.
D. Request it through NYU Interlibrary Loan. - answer Request it through NYU
Interlibrary Loan.
What are the most useful sources of pre-appraised evidence that healthcare providers
can use to inform clinical practice? Select the BEST answer.
A. Scholarly journal articles
B. Fee-based or free sites on the internet
C. Aggregated (bundled) reference tools, sometimes known as "point of care" tools
D. Popular periodicals
E. Books
F. Dissertations
G. Podcasts, blogs, personal communication
H. Unpublished, in the "grey literature" - answerAggregated (bundled) reference tools,
sometimes known as "point of care" tools
All literature search engines allow you to limit your results in exactly the same way. -
answerFalse
You avoid plagiarizing someone else's work by:
A. Putting quotation marks around anything that is copied directly from any source,
including the internet.
B. Paraphrasing what someone else said in an article and then doing an in-text citation
using APA format.
C. Carefully proofreading your reference list to ensure that all in-text citations are fully
referenced at the end of the paper.
D. All of the answers listed help me to avoid plagiarizing other people's work. -
answerAll of the answers listed help me to avoid plagiarizing other people's work.
If you do a keyword search in PubMed/Medline on the term: "burns," you will retrieve
article citations with:
A. "burns" as the author.
