Community Part 2

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2. The needs to eat, sleep, and drink.
4. Step in the community program panning process that will provide information for revisions in the future and measures whether the objectives and goals were met.
8. This represents the probability that the findings of the study are due to chance.
9. Skew of a distribution where the curve is shfted to the left as more scores are in the lower range.
11. A sampled selected by personal judgement of who would be a typical participant.
14. If a p-value is less than or equal to 0.05 the statistics are said to be what?
17. Distribution Also known as Gaussian Distribution.
19. Data presented in ascending or descending order with the frequency of each individual score.
21. A sample in which subjects are chosen based on certain groups.
22. This group review the ethical implications of a research study and ensures it is safe.
23. Normal distribution on a graph is shaped as what?
25. A research design that investigates possible causes of disease by looking back over time nad reviewing information.
26. Fill in the Blank: A __________ sample is most accurate.
28. Type of evaluation that is a complete evaluation.
31. Step of the learning ladder in which a patient decides to buy floss.
32. Skew of a distribution where the curve is shifted to the right as more scores are in the higher range.
34. Focuses on how many new cases are seen in a population.
36. A desire to have shelter, health, financial security, and ability to provide for ourselves.
37. Describe a skewed distribution curve on a graph.
38. Step of the learning ladder in which the patient flosses nightly.
42. Scale of measurement that organizes data in an ordinal scale with equal distance between units of measurement, no absolute zero, and all arthmetic can be applied to it.
44. Brushing your teeth daily is focusing on what system of the 5 dimensional health model?
46. 99.7% of data in a normal distribution data set are within how many standard deviations of the mean?
47. A small version of a study that is a trial run to test it out for longterm study.
48. Scale of measurement that organizes data into mutually exclusive categories that have no rank order.
50. A sample where a group is already to gether and convenient.
52. A type of quantitative data that is large or infinite numbers of measurements.
53. A representative subset of a population.
54. 68% of data within a normal distribution data set are within how many standard deviations of the mean?
61. An ongoing evaluation.
62. Refers to the accuracy of generalizing the results from the sample to the population.
65. This is caused by a few extreme scores within a data set and can result from using small samples and non-random sampling.
67. Following morals and values to promote a better world is an example of what system of the 5 dimensional health model?
69. 95% of data in a normal distribution data set are within how many standard deviations of the mean?
70. The average
72. Step of the learning ladder where the clinician informs a patient of the importance of flossing and how to do it.
73. This r-value indicates there is no correlation.
76. Step of the learning ladder where a patient does not know about the importance of flossing or how to do so correctly.
77. A r-value close to 1 signifies that the relationship between variables is what?
78. A need for intimate relationships, friendships, family and connections with others.
80. A research design that looks at incidence and prevalence of disease in a population over time.
83. The midpoint of a data set.
84. A r-value close to 0 signifies that the relationship between variables is what?
85. A sample in which every subject is selected independently and randomly.
87. If a p-value is greater than 0.05 the results are said to be statistically what?
88. The probability value.
89. Step in community program planning in which you develop a lesson plan or blueprint along with a goal and several objectives.
90. A relationship or association between variables.
91. This is set first during the planning stage of community program planning.
92. Refers to the accuracy of a study's results.
95. The probability value is used to test what?
96. A research design where a group is observed over a long period of time.
98. This is an educated guess stated as a negative outcome.
99. A type of qualitative data where there is absolutely no numeric representation.
100. Distribution of scores in normal distribution create a curve that is what?
101. An experimental study that does not have a control group.
102. A type of qualitative data in which places subjects in only two groups.
103. The steps to achieve the goal of the program.

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1. Step in community program planning in which you analyze and understand your target population.
3. Scale of measurement that organized data into mutually exclusive categories that have rank order but with no true numerical meaning.
5. A person who is optimistic about their future is fulfilled in what of the 5 dimensional health model?
6. This can decrease prevalence despite increasing incidence.
7. The square root of the variance.
10. A final evaluation.
12. The value that occurs most often in a data set.
13. A r-value that indicates a perfect negative correlation.
15. The r-value.
16. Frequency of occurence of scores up to and including any given value in the data set.
18. The need for self confidence and acknowledgement and respect from others.
20. A negative correlation shows what type of relationship between two values?
24. Type of prevention that is restorative care.
27. Shows how much variation is present in a group of data.
29. This is an educated guess stated as a positive outcome.
30. A research design that describes the presence and distribution of a disease or health condtion at one point in time.
33. The need to be creative, relax, help others, and accept facts for what they are.
35. A type of quantitative data that is counted as distinct and separate units.
36. The least valid type of exam that has the greatest amount of error.
39. Type of evaluation that is an inspection.
40. Step of the learning ladder in which a patient starts to try flossing.
41. Scale of measurement that organizes data in rank order and there is an equal distance between units of measurement with no absolute zero point.
43. The mean, median, and mode with normal distribution are what?
45. Routine dental hygiene care is an example of what type of prevention?
49. A sample in which every "nth" person is selected to participate.
51. The degree to which a data collection instrument measures the variable it is designed to measure.
55. The act of carrying out the community program.
56. A r-value that indicates a perfect positive correlation.
57. Tool used in a type four examination that is not used in any other type of examination.
58. A table that shows the number of times each score or item occurs.
59. Fill in the Blank: Objectives should be ___________.
60. Crowns are an example of what type of prevention?
63. Type of evaluation that is a limited evaluation.
64. The least used evaluation in community health.
66. Statistics that can be generalized from a sample to a larger group of subjects.
68. Shows the strength of relationship between two variables.
71. Type of evaluation that is a screening.
74. A research design that investigates cause and effect.
75. Step of the learning ladder where a patient asks questions about flossing and has some curiosity about it.
79. Data presented in a range of scores with the frequency of the scores that fell within the range.
81. Foucuses on the total number of cases at a given time.
82. The most used evaluation in community health.
86. Step in community program planning in which you identify the needs based on your thorough assessment of the population and then prioritize them.
93. Research always begins with what?
94. Spending time with friends and family meets what system of the 5 dimensional health model?
97. If two number appear in the middle of a data set what do you write as the median?