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| how many babies are born premature in the US per year? |
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| according to WHO how long should new borns be breast fed? |
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6 months minimum
supplementation occurs at 6 months |
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| what are the symptoms and causes of them in celiacs? |
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| how many ppl worldwide have diabetes? |
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what is the effect of excercise on depression?
what part of the body does it effect? |
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relesses feel good chemicals
-sweat it out
-increses body temp |
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| most effective treatment of depression? |
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| combo of drug and cognative behavioral therapy |
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| what are limitations in research about fibromyalgia? |
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| lack of ethnic diversity, small sample size, and gender (more females) |
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| defining characteristics of psoriasis? |
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chronic immune mediated skin disease
speed cell poliferation
-cells build up rapidly on skin |
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| health benefits of assisted animal therapy? |
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| lower pain, dec anxiety, encourage excercise and dec depression. |
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| treatments for vit A decifiency |
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add- green veggies, yellow veggies, BRIGHT colored foods. NOT RICE
-fortified food, supplementation, promoting breastfeeding, local home gardening |
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| phiol views of qualitative researchers? |
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strongly that a person's experiences, preceptions and social interactions are not reduciable to numbers.
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| what knowldge cant be provided by quantitative but can be by qualitative? |
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personal experience
perceptions
social interactions |
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| what are 4 data collection techniques used by qualitative? |
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observation
validation
emmersion
converstational interviews |
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| insider perspective used to describe healthcare subcultures |
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| to produce a tentative theory about how a social process works |
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| phenomenological research |
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| understanding the lived experience of a patient with a specific health condition |
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| Qualitative Description Research |
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| goal to produce a straight foreward description of participent experience |
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| how do researchers handle qualitative data? |
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smaller sample sizes,
finding trends and themes |
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total knee replacement
-qualitative descriptive
-convience sample of 27
main themes
-delayed surgery
-period of wating and worrying
-need for independence
-post op pain w/ hope for improvment |
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| responsible for ensuring the rights of human subjects are protected |
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| what issues do the IRB regulate |
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-informed consent
-absence of pressure to participate
-participents are informed of
---purpose, selection criteria, experimental treatments, and risk
-how patients will be protected from harm
-privacy, confiendtiality and anominity |
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how you decide what youre going to focus your research on
Patient pop
Intervention
Comparison intervention
Outcome
Timing |
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| what type of evidece should a team look for first? |
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| systamatic reviews and EBP because they are most creditable |
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advantages of useing
CINHAL headings? |
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| database containing systematic reviews and practice guidelines |
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| critical apprasial issues? |
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-credibility
-clinically significant
-applicable |
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evidence based, systematic, non biased
credential |
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| have enough impact or substance to make a difference in patient experienec |
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if it applys to yourrr clinical setting.
cost effective... is this possible with our resources
-fit of evidence to setting
-feasibility of incorperating change
-safety and benefit |
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rapid response teams.
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| what do the AGREE criteria evaluate? |
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scope and purpose, stakeholder involvment, rigor of development, clarity, applicibility and independence
---does not grade the evidence used and linkage btwn recommendations and supporting evidence |
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| what do the GRADE criteria evaluate? |
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both the body of the evidence and the strength of recommendation
-design of study
-quality of study
-consistency of findings
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| cedibility of qualitative? |
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sample correlational to study
observation and interviews were persistant and prolonged
interaction btwn data collection and analysis
findings rooted in study |
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| usefulness of study is based on richfulness and informativeness. |
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| two errors in quantative research |
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type 1: there is a relationship when there isnt one
type 2: there isnt a relationship when there is one
type 2 can come from small sample size |
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| what is meant by the prespecification design? |
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protocal development
-based on avialble knowldge and not patient interaction
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point of care deals with specific patient issues
-adapts clinical protocol to the individual |
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| medical environment that encourages providing quality monitoring and bringing of new ideas |
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