Module 8: Introduction To Sr And Meta-analysis

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    2- "PICO" in formulating research question stands for :

    • A) prognosis, indicator, control, outbreak.
    • B) phenomenon, investigation, consequences, occurrence.
    • C) population, intervention, control, outcome
    • D) none of the above
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This quiz covers key concepts in systematic reviews and meta-analysis, including data summarization, PICO framework, evidence hierarchy, and essential checklists.

Module 8: Introduction To Sr And Meta-analysis - Quiz

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  • 2. 
    8-the arrow in the picture is pointed to ? - ProProfs

    8-the arrow in the picture is pointed to ?

    • Pooled Effect size

    • Studies included

    • Null value line

    • Weight of the study

    Correct Answer
    A. Studies included
    Explanation
    The arrow in the picture is pointed to "Studies included". This means that the arrow is indicating the concept of studies being included in the analysis or research being conducted. It could be referring to the number of studies that were included in a meta-analysis or a systematic review, for example. The arrow is highlighting the importance of considering and including relevant studies in order to obtain accurate and reliable results.

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  • 3. 

    1-We summarize our data to :

    • A) To communicate with each other and with our patients

    • B) To make decisions about health problems

    • C) To analyze results through statistical equations

    • D) all of the above

    Correct Answer
    A. D) all of the above
    Explanation
    The correct answer is D) all of the above. Summarizing data allows us to communicate with each other and with our patients, as it provides a concise and clear representation of the information. It also helps in making informed decisions about health problems, as the summarized data highlights key findings and trends. Additionally, summarizing data allows for analysis through statistical equations, enabling us to draw meaningful insights and conclusions from the data. Therefore, all of these reasons contribute to why we summarize our data.

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    4-It's a must that every SR include meta-analysis? 

    • True

    • False

    Correct Answer
    A. False
    Explanation
    The statement is asking whether it is necessary for every systematic review to include a meta-analysis. The correct answer is false because not every systematic review requires or includes a meta-analysis. A meta-analysis is a statistical analysis that combines the results of multiple studies to generate a more precise estimate of the effect of a particular intervention or treatment. While meta-analysis can be a valuable tool in systematic reviews, it is not always feasible or appropriate for every research question or available data. Therefore, not every systematic review includes a meta-analysis.

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  • 5. 
    7-what does this picture show? - ProProfs

    7-what does this picture show?

    • Table

    • Bar plot

    • Forest plot

    • Pie chart

    Correct Answer
    A. Forest plot
  • 6. 

    4-Systematic review checklist is called: 

    • PROSPERO

    • PRISMA

    • NCBI

    • ICTRP

    Correct Answer
    A. PRISMA
    Explanation
    PRISMA is the correct answer because it is a widely recognized and commonly used checklist for conducting systematic reviews. It stands for Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analyses. PRISMA provides a structured framework for researchers to ensure transparency and completeness in reporting their systematic review methods and findings. It includes guidelines for the identification, screening, and inclusion/exclusion of studies, as well as data extraction and synthesis. By following the PRISMA checklist, researchers can enhance the quality and reliability of their systematic reviews.

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  • 7. 
    6-what does this picture show? - ProProfs

    6-what does this picture show?

    • SR flow chart

    • SR manuscript

    • SR article

    • SR Table

    Correct Answer
    A. SR flow chart
    Explanation
    The correct answer is SR flow chart because a flow chart is a visual representation of a process or system, and the picture in question likely depicts a flow chart related to SR (Systematic Review). The other options (SR manuscript, SR article, SR table) are not suitable explanations as they do not accurately describe the content of the picture.

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    3- Which of the following is higher in Evidence

    • A) no difference between systematic review and meta-analysis

    • B) Systematic review

    • C) meta-analysis

    • D) literature review

    Correct Answer
    A. C) meta-analysis
    Explanation
    A meta-analysis is higher in evidence compared to a systematic review and a literature review. While a systematic review involves a comprehensive analysis of multiple studies on a specific topic, a meta-analysis takes it a step further by statistically combining the results of these studies to generate a more precise estimate of the effect. This makes a meta-analysis a more robust and reliable source of evidence, as it provides a quantitative summary of the available data. On the other hand, a literature review is a broader overview of the existing literature on a topic without the statistical analysis or synthesis of data.

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  • 9. 
    9-the arrow in the picture is pointed to ? - ProProfs

    9-the arrow in the picture is pointed to ?

    • Pooled Effect Size

    • Included studies

    • Weight

    • Null value line

    Correct Answer
    A. Pooled Effect Size
    Explanation
    The arrow in the picture is pointed to the Pooled Effect Size. This is a statistical measure that combines the results from multiple studies to provide a more precise estimate of the overall effect. It takes into account the sample sizes and effect sizes of each individual study to calculate a weighted average. The Pooled Effect Size is an important measure in meta-analysis, as it helps to determine the overall impact of a particular intervention or treatment across multiple studies.

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  • 10. 
    10-the arrow in the picture is pointed to ? - ProProfs

    10-the arrow in the picture is pointed to ?

    • Pooled Effect size

    • Weight

    • Pooled effect size and Confidence interval

    • P-value

    Correct Answer
    A. Pooled effect size and Confidence interval
    Explanation
    The arrow in the picture is pointing to the pooled effect size and confidence interval. The pooled effect size is a statistical measure that combines the results of multiple studies to provide a more accurate estimate of the true effect size. The confidence interval is a range of values that is likely to contain the true effect size with a certain level of confidence. Both the pooled effect size and confidence interval are important in meta-analyses and systematic reviews as they provide information about the overall effect of an intervention or treatment.

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