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Study Designs

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

medicine fall into two categories, studies in which subjects are observed, and studies in which an effect of an intervention is observed.

a)

Study Design

b)

Study Architecture

c)

Random Study

d)

Selection Study

2.

Forward looking

a)

cohort

b)

case-control

c)

cross-sectional

3.

backward looking

a)

cohort

b)

case-control

c)

cross-sectional

4.

looking at simultaneous events

a)

cohort

b)

case-control

c)

cross-sectional

5.

a form of sampling where a representative group of research participants is selected from a larger group by chance.

a)

random selection

b)

random assigning

c)

bias

d)

interventions

6.

a procedure used in experiments to create multiple study groups that include participants with similar characteristics so that the groups are equivalent at the beginning of the study.

a)

random selection

b)

random assigning

c)

bias

d)

interventions

7.

occurs when the way a study is designed or carried out causes an error in the results and conclusions.

a)

random selection

b)

random assigning

c)

bias

d)

interventions

8.

called experiments or clinical trials. They provide stronger evidence than observational studies.

a)

random selection

b)

random assigning

c)

bias

d)

interventions

9.

simply a descriptive account of interesting characteristics observed in a group of patients.

a)

Case-series studies

b)

Case-control studies

c)

Cross-sectional studies

d)

Cohort-studies

10.

simply a descriptive account of interesting characteristics observed in a group of patients.

a)

Case-series studies

b)

Case-control studies

c)

Cross-sectional studies

d)

Cohort-studies

11.

with the disease or outcomes

a)

Cases

b)

Controls

12.

without the disease or outcomes

a)

Cases

b)

Controls

13.

prevalence study

a)

Case-series studies

b)

Case-control studies

c)

Cross-sectional studies

d)

Cohort-studies

14.

studies analyze data collected on a group of subjects at one time

a)

Case-series studies

b)

Case-control studies

c)

Cross-sectional studies

d)

Cohort-studies

15.

Subjects are selected and information is obtained in a short period of time.

a)

Case-series studies

b)

Case-control studies

c)

Cross-sectional studies

d)

Cohort-studies

16.

a group of people who have something in common and who remain part of a group over an extended time.

a)

Case-series studies

b)

Case-control studies

c)

Cross-sectional studies

d)

Cohort-studies

17.

Subjects are selected by some defining characteristics suspected of being a risk factor for a disease or health effect.

a)

Case-series studies

b)

Case-control studies

c)

Cross-sectional studies

d)

Cohort-studies

18.

purpose is to draw conclusions about a particular procedure or treatment.

(a)  

19.

Are studies in which experimental drug or procedure is compared with another drug or procedure, sometimes a placebo and sometimes and sometimes the previously accepted treatment.

a)

Controlled Trials

b)

Randomized Controlled Trials

c)

Nonrandomized trials

d)

Meta-Analysis and Review Papers

20.

Is the epitome of all research designs because it provides the strongest evidence for concluding causation; it provides the best insurance that the result was due to the intervention.

a)

Controlled Trials

b)

Randomized Controlled Trials

c)

Nonrandomized trials

d)

Meta-Analysis and Review Papers

21.

Subjects are not always randomized to treatment options.

a)

Controlled Trials

b)

Randomized Controlled Trials

c)

Nonrandomized trials

d)

Meta-Analysis and Review Papers

22.

Referred simply as clinical trial or comparative study, with no mention of randomization.

a)

Controlled Trials

b)

Randomized Controlled Trials

c)

Nonrandomized trials

d)

Meta-Analysis and Review Papers

23.

highly questionable

a)

Controlled Trials

b)

Randomized Controlled Trials

c)

Nonrandomized trials

d)

Meta-Analysis and Review Papers

24.

uses published information from other studies and combines the results so as to permit an overall conclusion.

a)

Controlled Trials

b)

Randomized Controlled Trials

c)

Nonrandomized trials

d)

Meta-Analysis and Review Papers

25.

similar to review articles, but additionally includes a quantitative assessment and summary of the findings

a)

Controlled Trials

b)

Randomized Controlled Trials

c)

Nonrandomized trials

d)

Meta-Analysis and Review Papers