EBP Exam 1 Creighton University \ Exam 1 Practice 2026
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Which step of the Evidence- C
Based Practice (EBP) cycle is
a physical therapist engaged
in when they use an outcome
measure to
determine the impact of an
intervention?
A. Appraise
B. Apply
C. Assess
D. Acquire
According to Dual Process A
Theory, which type of
thinking is characterized by
intuitive, rapid decision-
making based on
prior experiences?
A. Type I
B. Type II
C. Hypothesis-Driven Thinking
D. Metacognitive Reflection
. What does the 'P' in PICO A
stand for?
A. Patient/Population
B. Predictor
C. Process
D. Prevention
What does the 'I' in PICO B
stand for?
A. Information
B. Intervention/Exposure
C. Inclusion Criteria
D. Investigation
,What does the 'C' in PICO B
stand for?
A. Context
B. Comparison
C. Cohort
D. Control
What does the 'O' in PICO A
stand for?
A. Outcome
B. Observation
C. Objective
D. Operation
What does the 'T' in PICO B
stand for?
A. Treatment
B. Time
C. Therapy
D. Test
Novice clinicians rely more B
heavily on which type of
thinking until their clinical
experience develops?
A. Type I
B. Type II
C. Hypothesis-driven
D. Metacognitive
,Efficacy refers to: B
A. How well an intervention
works in real- world
practice
B. How well an intervention
works under ideal,
controlled conditions
C. Patient values and
preferences in
decision-making
D. Measuring effect sizes in
large trials
Effectiveness refers to: A
A. How well an intervention
works in real- world
practice
B. How well an intervention
works under ideal,
controlled conditions
C. Measuring only surrogate
outcomes
D. Using mechanistic reasoning
Why is it important for B
clinicians to
integrate patient values
and preferences into
evidence-based
decision-making?
A. Because evidence
alone is always
sufficient
B. Because decisions
must align with patient
goals and context
C. Because patient values are
less
important than statistical
outcomes
D. Because only
qualitative research
, requires patient
values
Which of the following B
BEST describes Type I
thinking in Dual Process
Theory?
A. Slow, deliberate, and
hypothesis-driven
B. Intuitive, automatic, and
experience- based
C. Reflective and metacognitive
D. Evidence-based and
statistical
Novice clinicians primarily rely B
on:
A. Type I processing
B. Type II processing
C. Mechanistic reasoning
D. Clinical pattern recognition
In the ICF Model, inability to B
get off the floor would be
classified as:
A. Impairment
B. Activity limitation
C. Participation restriction
D. Environmental factor
Which of the following is an C
example of a participation
limitation?
A. Reduced ankle dorsiflexion
B. Unable to rise from toilet
C. Reduced social
engagement with
friends
D. Unable to bend knee fully
NEWEST VERSION \ COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
CORRECT DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS)
|ALREADY GRADED A+||BRAND NEW!!2026
Which step of the Evidence- C
Based Practice (EBP) cycle is
a physical therapist engaged
in when they use an outcome
measure to
determine the impact of an
intervention?
A. Appraise
B. Apply
C. Assess
D. Acquire
According to Dual Process A
Theory, which type of
thinking is characterized by
intuitive, rapid decision-
making based on
prior experiences?
A. Type I
B. Type II
C. Hypothesis-Driven Thinking
D. Metacognitive Reflection
. What does the 'P' in PICO A
stand for?
A. Patient/Population
B. Predictor
C. Process
D. Prevention
What does the 'I' in PICO B
stand for?
A. Information
B. Intervention/Exposure
C. Inclusion Criteria
D. Investigation
,What does the 'C' in PICO B
stand for?
A. Context
B. Comparison
C. Cohort
D. Control
What does the 'O' in PICO A
stand for?
A. Outcome
B. Observation
C. Objective
D. Operation
What does the 'T' in PICO B
stand for?
A. Treatment
B. Time
C. Therapy
D. Test
Novice clinicians rely more B
heavily on which type of
thinking until their clinical
experience develops?
A. Type I
B. Type II
C. Hypothesis-driven
D. Metacognitive
,Efficacy refers to: B
A. How well an intervention
works in real- world
practice
B. How well an intervention
works under ideal,
controlled conditions
C. Patient values and
preferences in
decision-making
D. Measuring effect sizes in
large trials
Effectiveness refers to: A
A. How well an intervention
works in real- world
practice
B. How well an intervention
works under ideal,
controlled conditions
C. Measuring only surrogate
outcomes
D. Using mechanistic reasoning
Why is it important for B
clinicians to
integrate patient values
and preferences into
evidence-based
decision-making?
A. Because evidence
alone is always
sufficient
B. Because decisions
must align with patient
goals and context
C. Because patient values are
less
important than statistical
outcomes
D. Because only
qualitative research
, requires patient
values
Which of the following B
BEST describes Type I
thinking in Dual Process
Theory?
A. Slow, deliberate, and
hypothesis-driven
B. Intuitive, automatic, and
experience- based
C. Reflective and metacognitive
D. Evidence-based and
statistical
Novice clinicians primarily rely B
on:
A. Type I processing
B. Type II processing
C. Mechanistic reasoning
D. Clinical pattern recognition
In the ICF Model, inability to B
get off the floor would be
classified as:
A. Impairment
B. Activity limitation
C. Participation restriction
D. Environmental factor
Which of the following is an C
example of a participation
limitation?
A. Reduced ankle dorsiflexion
B. Unable to rise from toilet
C. Reduced social
engagement with
friends
D. Unable to bend knee fully
