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What is Alternative Time Sampling?
Time parameters that are set during a research project.
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What is Blinding?
The method of not giving the specifics of a project to the individuals participating in a research or study.
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What does it mean to be Certified?
It is a title given when a person has shown that he or she has met requirements based on knowledge of certain facts.
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What is Convenience Sampling?
A type of research in which subjects are manually assigned to a specific person or crew, rather than being randomly assigned; the last preferred component of research.
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What is Cross-Sectional Research?
A type of research in which info is gathered from a group of individuals over a specific time frame.
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What is Descriptive Research?
A type of research in which an observation of an event is made, but w/out attempts to alter or change it.
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What is EMS?
A health care system designed to bring immediate on-scene care to those in need along with transport to a definitive medical care facility.
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What does Ethical mean?
It is a behavior expected by an individual or group following a set of rules.
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What is Experimental Research?
It describes a new product, skill, or idea that is undergoing research and will be trialed, w/ the effects evaluated.
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What is a Health Care Professional?
A person who follows specific professional attributes that are outlined in this profession.
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What is Inferential?
A research format that uses a hypothesis to prove one finding from another.
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What is the Institutional Review Board(IRB)?
A group or institution that follows a set of requirements for review that were devised by the US Public Health Service.
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What does it mean to be Licensed?
It is similar to certified; a person who has shown a degree of competency in a specific occupation and is granted ability to function through a governmental body.
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What is a Mean?
The average # in a given research project.
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What is the Median?
The midpoint # in a given research project.
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What is Medical Direction?
Direction given to an EMS service or provider by a physician.
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What is a Mobile Intensive Care Unit(MICU)?
An early title given to an ambulance-style unit.
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What is the Mode?
The most common # in any given research project
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What is Off-line Medical Control?
Medical direction given through a set of protocols, policies, and/or standards.
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What is Online Medical Control?
Medical Direction given in real time to an EMS service or provider.
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What are Parameters?
Outlined measures that may be difficult to obtain in a research project.
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What is a Profession?
A specialized set of knowledge, skills, and/or expertise.
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What is a Professional?
A person who follows expected standards and performance parameters in a specific profession.
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What is Prospective Research?
A specific reason a task or research will be performed before it is started.
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What is a Protocol?
A treatment plan developed for a specific illness or injury.
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What does it mean to be Qualitative?
It is a type of description statistic in research that does not use numerical info.
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What does it mean to be Quantitative?
It is a type of measurement in research that uses a mean, median, and mode.
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What does it mean to do something Randomly?
It is a way of choosing subjects for a research project w/out specific reasons.
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What is Reciprocity?
The process of granting licensing or certification to a provider from another state or agency.
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What is Registration?
Giving info that will be stored in some form of record book.
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What is Retrospective Research?
Research performed from current available info.
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What are Sampling Errors?
They are expected errors that occur in the sampling phase of research.
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What is Standard Deviation?
In research, this outlines how much change from the mean is expected.
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What is a Standing Order?
A type of protocol that a written document signed by the EMS system's medical director that outlines specific directions, permissions, and sometimes prohibitions regarding pt care that is rendered prior to contacting medical control.
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What is Systematic Sampling?
A computer-generated list of subjects or groups for research.
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What are Trauma Systems?
The collaboration of prehospital and in-hospital medicine that focuses on optimizing the use of resourcesand assets of each w/ a primary goal of reducing the mortality and morbidity of trauma pt's.
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What is an Unblinded Study?
A type of study in which the subjects are advised of all aspects of the study.
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