Doctor of physical therapy dpt evidence based practice paper 100 mcq s
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Evidence-based PHYSICAL THERAPY is PHYSICAL THERAPY informed by relevant, ___
A. Researcher
B. Scientist
C. high quality clinical research
D. any type of research
2. all are the component of evidence based physical therapy except
A. high quality clinical research
B. patient preference
C. pr...
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Semester-VIII (Evidence Based Practice) 100 MCQ’s
1. Evidence-based PHYSICAL THERAPY is PHYSICAL THERAPY informed by relevant, ___
A. Researcher
B. Scientist
C. high quality clinical research
D. any type of research
2. all are the component of evidence based physical therapy except
A. high quality clinical research
B. patient preference
C. professional knowledge
D. professional income
3. PEDro is a
A. Software
B. Database
C. Searching engine
D. Emailing services
4. All are the Steps in EBP except
A. Convert information needs into answerable questions.
B. Track down the best evidence with which to answer those questions
C. Integrate the evidence with clinical expertise and with patients’ unique biologies,
values and circumstances.
D. Critically design the evidence for its validity, impact and applicability
5. In PICO “C” is used for
A. Comprehensive treatment
B. Comparison of treatment
C. Complete intervention
D. Confidential intervention
6. PROGNOSIS is designed by all except
A. Patient/ Problem
B. Expected amount of the outcome
C. Time frame of the outcome
D. Gender differences
7. Misclassification and misdiagnosis are an _______________part of professional practice
A. Avoidable
B. Unavoidable
C. Non-professional
D. Disastrous
8. Lasègue Sign is also known as
A. Piriformis test
B. Straight leg raise
C. Single leg stability
D. Evidence based practice
9. The simplest studies of the effects of intervention simply involve assessing patients presenting
with the condition of interest, applying the intervention and determining if, on average, the
patients’ condition improves. Is known as
A. Cohort study
B. Case series
C. Case control
D. Simple survey
10. Case series and control trials are
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, A. Strongest evidence
B. Weak evidence
C. Best researches
D. Should never be done
11. Comparison of outcomes in people who do and do not receive the intervention of interest is
thought to provide better ‘control’ of bias than case series, so these studies are
A. Cohort study
B. Case series
C. Case control
D. Cross sectional survey
12. Types of Controlled trials includes all except
A. One group receives intervention and the other group receives no intervention.
B. One group receives standard intervention and the other group receives standard
intervention plus a new intervention.
C. One group receives a particular intervention and the other group receives a different
intervention.
D. One group receives the same treatment as the other group receives.
13. Non randomized clinical trial research is known as
A. Non Randomized Control Trial
B. Quasi experimental study
C. observational study
D. Randomized control Trial
14. subjects agree to be allocated to either the intervention or the control group having equal
chance to be allocated in any of the group and is blind about that in which he/ she would be,
this type of research is known as
A. Quasi experiment
B. Randomized control Trial
C. Cohort study
D. N –of-1 Randomized Trials
15. Allocating of the patient into groups according to researcher’s will is
A. Good for research
B. Effective way to find accurate evidence
C. Biasness
D. Professionalism
16. If the single patient receives both the treatment and control condition in random order it is
possible to determine if the intervention is more effective than a control condition for that
patient this approach is known as
A. Case report
B. Randomized control trial
C. Quasi experimental group
D. N –of-1 Randomized Trials
17. To distinguish random effects from real effects, both the treatment and control conditions are
administered to the single patient several times, or even many times, and a comparison is made
between the average outcomes during treated and control conditions. This strategy is known as
A. Case report
B. Randomized control trial
C. Quasi experimental group
D. N –of-1 Randomized Trials
18. WHAT CONSTITUTES EVIDENCE ABOUT prognosis except
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