General Student Resources

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What is the purpose of citing sources of information?

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To give credit to the original authors.

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Which of the following is NOT a specific instance when patient information can be disclosed to specific agencies as required by public health laws?

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Sharing patient information with friends.

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Where are the 2 places within your report that you provide the sources of information?

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Immediately following the information you use from the source (in-text citation); in a list at the end of your work.

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What is the first step in the experimental design process?

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Identify the Question.

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Which biomedical professional processes real patient samples and can work with physicians to determine the cause of a disorder?

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Clinical laboratory scientist.

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What is an in-text citation?

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A reference within the text of your work that indicates the source of information.

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What is a bibliography?

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A list of sources used in a research paper, typically found at the end.

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What is the significance of peer review in research?

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It ensures the research is evaluated by experts before publication.

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What is the difference between qualitative and quantitative research?

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Qualitative research focuses on understanding concepts, while quantitative research focuses on numerical data.

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What is informed consent in healthcare?

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A process by which a patient agrees to treatment after being informed of the risks and benefits.