KINE Final 2

What is pretest probability?

Which of the following does NOT assist evidence-based practice decision making?

_____________ is defined as the proportion of people in a population who have a condition at a point in time.

In order to rule out a condition, the test should have high _______________.

Which person would qualify as someone from a vulnerable population?

What provides a direct estimate of how much a test result will change the odds of having a condition?

The proportion of subjects who were correctly diagnosed with the experimental test is also referred to as:

High _________ indicates that a (-) test is very meaningful.

The ethical principles in the ______________________ guide the review and conduct of human subjects research.

When sensitivity = 0.7 and specificity = 0.85, the (-) Likelihood Ratio = ?

What does IRB stand for?

What is the name of the form a subject must sign before participating in a research study?

When sensitivity = 0.8 and specificity = 0.85, the (+) Likelihood Ratio = ?

What does a (+) LR of 4 mean?

Which of the following is NOT HIPAA identifiable data?

1600 women take a pregnancy test. 450 tests are positive, however there are 17 false positive tests and 3 false negative tests. How many of the 1600 women are pregnant?

1600 women take a pregnancy test. 450 tests are positive, however there are 17 false positive tests and 3 false negative tests.
Is the positive or negative predictive value greater for this pregnancy test?

1600 women take a pregnancy test. 450 tests are positive, however there are 17 false positive tests and 3 false negative tests.
What is the sensitivity of this pregnancy test? (Round to the nearest hundredth)

1600 women take a pregnancy test. 450 tests are positive, however there are 17 false positive tests and 3 false negative tests.
What is the specificity of this pregnancy test? (Round to the nearest hundredth)

1600 women take a pregnancy test. 450 tests are positive, however there are 17 false positive tests and 3 false negative tests.
How many true negative pregnancy tests were there?

1600 women take a pregnancy test. 450 tests are positive, however there are 17 false positive tests and 3 false negative tests.
What is the accuracy for this test?

Which of the following refers to the study of motion without consideration for the forces that causes them?

A 165lb weightlifter is holding 155kg over his head, directly in line with his center of mass. What is the reaction force from the floor that must act on the weightlifter's feet? Assume gravity = 10m/s2.

(HINT: 2.2lb = 1kg)

A balance test for neuromuscular control and the ability to transfer projection of the center of gravity is called

Which of the following is considered an "end feel" when measuring range of motion?

Shira tore her anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) in her right knee 8 months ago. She recently reinjured her right ACL. How would we classify this second injury to her ACL?

Your physical therapist straps a 4lb weight to your ankle for a straight leg raise exercise (when you lie supine and raise one leg off the ground without flexing the knee). The distance from your hip to the 4lb weight is 0.8 meters. You raise your leg 0.4 meters above the ground and hold it steady. What is the moment arm?

The moving arm of a goniometer is placed parallel to longitudinal axis of the ____________ segment.

You can produce the most force at which of the following velocities?

The ability is produce a smooth pattern of activity through a combination of muscles acting together with appropriate intensity and timing is also called ____________________.

The perpendicular distance between the line of action of the force and the axis of rotation is also called the

The ____________ region refers to the main axis of the body, while the ________________ region refers to the limbs.

When you lean as far forward as possible (without falling over), your center of ____________ moves forward, outside of the body.

The point about which mass is evenly distributed is also called the _______________.

The right-hand thumb rule states that if you curl your fingers in the direction of the rotation, the thumb points in the direction of the:

A collection of signs and symptoms that are representative of a single condition is termed:

A permanently disabling condition resulting from damage to the developing brain occurring before, during or after birth is termed:

Aphagia is defined as:

Atrophy is largely present in which of the following injuries?

Myesthenia gravis can present:

Redundancy and retraining is necessary to recover from which of the following pathologies?

The absence of dystrophin often leads to:

Which of the following disorders effects the normal development of the brain relating to social, physical and communicative interaction?

Which of the following is NOT a cause of developmental disability?

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of Asperger's disorder?

Which of the following is the medical name for the motor neuron disease resulting in a loss of motor neurons in the cortex, brainstem and spinal cord (also known as "Lou Gehrig's Disease")?

_____________ is when a blood vessel ruptures and causes bleeding and pressure on the brain structures, while ____________ is when blood flow to a portion of the brain is stopped.

In Wendy Chung's encylopedia analogy regarding her research of 2600 children with no family history of autism, she noted that autism may be present when: