Sarah Michelle page 234 - 256 Exam Questions And Answers

Sarah Michelle page 234 - 256 Exam Questions And Answers What is the strongest, gold standard hierarchy of evidence? - ANS Meta analysis or systematic review (pull several studies that have already been done) What is the middle hierarchy of evidence? - ANS randomized control trials, cohort studies, case control studies, cross sectional studies (all the C's - actual research) What is the lowest level of hierarchy of evidence? - ANS editorials and opinions (no real research) - longitudinal/retrospective what is the difference between Quasi experimental design vs randomized control trial - ANS both are middle levels of evidence Quasi - no randomization Random - is randomization of who gets placebo vs actual tx what explains and predicts health behaviors. It is based on perceived risks susceptibility belief of consequence, risk severity, benefits to action, self-efficacy and cues to action - ANS health belief model what is the health belief model - ANS people will not change their health behaviors unless they personally believe they are at risk and they want to avoid negative health consequences what gives you the ability to practice from your state - ANS license what is your board exam for? (AANP or ANCC) - ANS certification what is the process you go through in order to be allowed to bill medicare, medicaid, etc - ANS credentials (verification process) what insurance is not affected by job changes or retirement. You are covered as long as you had an active policy when you saw the patient? - ANS occurrence based what insurance is based on if you have coverage while you're still employed. You lose coverage as soon as you change jobs or retire (unless you purchase tail coverage when you leave) - ANS claims based what type of insurance would ensure you continue to have coverage in the event that you leave your job? - ANS occurrence based what are the stages of change (5) - ANS 1. Pre-contemplation 2. Contemplation 3. Preparation 4. Action 5. Maintenance/Relapse what is the theory where the famil