Ch 13 Review Questions

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1
the inclusion/exclusion criteria for a systematic review would be found in what section of an article
  • introduction
  • methods
  • results
  • discussion
2
which of the following is more likely to be developed by an organization instead of an individual(s)?
  • systematic review
  • scoping review
  • meta-analysis
  • practice guideline
3
The standardized mean difference is often presented as the effect size in a meta-analysis of which type of research?
  • efficacy studies
  • predictive studies
  • prevalence studies
  • qualitative studies
4
The size of the square in a forest plot represents which of the following
  • the effect size of an individual study
  • the cummulative effect size of all the studies
  • the weight of an individual study
  • the confidence interval of an individual study
5
Which of the following is a desirable characteristic of systematic reviews
  • publication bias
  • study homogeneity
  • study heterogeneity
  • statistical heterogeneity
6
Practice guidelines can be evaluated using which criteria
  • PEDro scale
  • cochrane review
  • PRISMA
  • AGREE II
7
A qualitative systematic review would use which method to synthesize the findings
  • thematic synthesis
  • meta analysis
  • practice guideline
  • PEDro scale
8
The requirement by funding agencies and journals that clinical trials be registered helps prevent what potential limitation in systematic reviews?
  • internal validity concerns related to primary research
  • fraudulent reporting of findings
  • conflicts of interest
  • publication bias
9
Under which condition would it be most reasonable to conduct a scoping review instead of a systematic review
  • when there is a large accumulation of evidence on a single topic
  • when the primary goal is to make practice recommendations
  • when determining if a systematic review is possible
  • when the existing research is qualitative
10
The weighting of studies in a meta-analysis is based on which factor
  • the number of total studies in the analysis
  • the sample size if each study
  • the effect size of each study
  • the risk of bias analysis of each study
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