Midterm Study Guide (Biomedical Rearch)se

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Steps of the Scientific Method

Hypothesis, experiment, analysis, and conclusion

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hypothesis

A testable explanation for an observation

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The main goal of translational research is to:

Apply basic science findings to develop methods or products to improve clinical practice

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Making an observation

Which step of the scientific method typically comes first?

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What distinguishes clinical research from basic science research?

It involves human participants

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Compare results against a baseline

A control group is used in an experiment t

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Basic Research 

understanding mechanisms and processes

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Translational

applying lab discoveries to human models

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Clinical

testing safety and effectiveness in people

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Reduce bias in assignment of subject

In an experiment, randomization is used to

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Replication

what is a key feature of the scientific method

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Institutional Review Board (IRB)?

Evaluates the ethical conduct of research involving human participants

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Dependent Variable

The one that is being measured in the experiment

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Blinding 

method to reduce bias by hiding treatment groups from the researcher collecting the data.

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Hypothesis

a prediction based on prior knowledge and observation.

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Researcher Bias

occurs when researchers unintentionally influence the outcome.

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Clinical Research

Involves testing treatments in human subjects

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Basic Research

Fundamental exploration of biological processes

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Control group

Used as a baseline for comparison

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Translational Research

Applies lab findings to clinical settings

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Independent Variable 

The variable that is manipulated 

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What does IMRaD stand for

Introduction, methods, results, and discussion

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Introduction

section of a scientific paper typically contains the research hypothesis

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Future research directions

DIscussion part of the paper has

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Methods

If you are interested in repeating an experiment described in a paper, the best section to consult is:

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Which of the following is NOT typically part of the peer review process

Reviewers co-author the manuscript

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What does Impact Factor measure


The number of citations a journal receives on average over 2 years

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What is the best description of a journal club?


A group meeting to critique recent research articles

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If two error bars in a graph overlap significantly, it most likely suggests

the results are not statistically different

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Methods

section of the paper tells you what the researchers did in their experiments.

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Research article 

presents new data, methods, and results from an original study

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Results

section of a scientific paper describes what the researchers discovered without interpreting the findings

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DIscussion

Interpretation of results and future directions