Test bank introduction to health research methods a practical guide 3rd edition by kathryn h. jacobsen / All chapters /2024 Updated / Rated A+

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True/False




1. True or False? The five steps of the research process can vary according to the goal of the resea
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rch project or according to what methods are used.
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2. True or False? Population health focuses on the outcomes and determinants of health in groups
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of humans.
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1. What type of research evaluates the best ways to prevent, diagnose, and treat adverse health issu
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es that affect individuals and families?
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A) Clinical research Ri


B) Basic medical research Ri Ri


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D) Translational research Ri


Ans: A
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2. Demography is often used as a tool in what type of research?
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A) Clinical research Ri


B) Basic medical research
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Ans: C
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3. What is the fourth step in the research process?
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A) Designing the study Ri Ri


B) Selecting a general study approach
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Ans: D
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1. Which of the following points toward the selection of key indicators that would provide evidence for t
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he success of the intervention?
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A) Brainstorming
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C) PICOT
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2. Which of the following, related to the candidate question, will assist the researcher in determining w
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hat is already known about the topic and what new information a new study could contribute?
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A) Meta-analysis
B) Literature review Ri


C) Questionnaires
D) Concept mapping Ri


Ans: B
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Ahead: Exposure, Disease, and Populations (EDPs
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3. What database, developed by the U.S. National Library of Medicine, can be helpful for identifying t
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he full extent of a research area and for narrowing the scope of a research area?
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A) PubMed
B) MedWatch
C) MeSh (Medical Subject Headings Database)
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