What is step 1 of EBP?
Create and ask a clinical question
What are the 3 components of EBP?
clinical expertise, best evidence, patients values and beliefs
Patient, Intervention, Comparison, and Outcome
What type of correlation is this 
Negative
Which target has good reliability but poor validity?
Target B
What is step 2 of EBP?
Search for the best evidence
What is the highest level of evidence?
systematic reviews and Meta-analysis
expression of how accurate an assessment is identifying a problem
You and another athletic trainer share the responsibility of evaluating the star of the baseball team. In order for any follow-up evaluations to be useful and interpretable,
Interrater reliability
In research, what term describes the extent to which the same examiner obtains the same results on the same patient?
What is intra-rater reliability
What is step 3 of EBP?
Critically appraise the articles for validity and relevance
What is the weakest level of measurement in quantitative research?
Nominal
What describes a test's ability to detect those patients who do not have the disorder being tested for?
specificity
What is reliability?
consistency in measures attained by people or instruments
Ind: variables that do not change
Dep: variables that change depending on treatment or outcome of intervention
What is step 4 of EBP?
Apply the results in patient care decisions
What do t-Test compare?
single measure on two levels (before and after)
What is Beneficence and Nonmaleficence?
Beneficence: benefits the patient (treatments that work)
Nonmaleficence: do no harm
Paired t-Test, unpaired t-Test, Pearson correlation, One way Analysis of Variance are what type of tests?
Parametric test
What is the WEAKEST type of validity?
Face Validity
What is step 5 of EBP?
Assess the outcomes by monitoring the patient
In Cohens Kappa what is considered a perfect agreement?
score of 1
What is Evidence Based Practice?
systematic method of reviewing the best evidence, combining it with the art of AT or your clinical expertise, and making informed choices to treat the athlete
What do the two A's stand for in CRAAP?
Accuracy and Authority
What are parametric tests?
values fall in a normal distribution, conclusions drawn mathematically