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,Test Bank For Basic Allied Health Statistics and Analysis, Spiral bound Version
Chapter 1

1. The collection, organization, analysis, presentation and
interpretation of numerical data is the basic definition of statistics.

*a. True
b. False


2. The following example is part of a sample: In December, 5 patients
left the hospital AMA (Against Medical Advice) and the hospital is
requesting an evaluation of why this occurred.

a. True
*b. False


3. The full term for the abbreviation DIS or DC is discharge.

*a. True
b. False


4. The number of births, date of deaths, and number of marriages are
examples of vital statistics.

*a. True
b. False


5. Demography is the study of the characteristics of the human
population.

*a. True
b. False


6. The term ____ is best defined as “information, especially when organized for analysis or used
as the basis for a decision.”

a. statistics
b. numbers
c. database
*d. data


7. Which statement is correct?

*a. Data are based on facts.
b. Data are collected at the end of a patient's stay.
c. Data are collected only on patients only on observations.
d. Data are never collected on inpatient admissions.




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Chapter 1

8. Indicate whether the data represented in the following example is part of a population or a
sample:
51 patients in the Emergency Department expired during the past year and the hospital is
requesting an analysis of the deaths.

a. Sample
*b. Population


9. Indicate whether the data represented in the following example is part of a population or a
sample:
A coder in the Health Information Department has coded 1,000 charts in the past month and her
supervisor plans to check 10% of the charts.

*a. Sample
b. Population


10. Indicate whether the following represents quantitative or qualitative variables:
The number of pregnancies.

*a. Quantitative
b. Qualitative


11. Indicate whether the following represents quantitative or qualitative variables:
Gender of a patient.

a. Quantitative
*b. Qualitative


12. Indicate whether the following represents quantitative or qualitative variables:
A patient’s heart rate.

*a. Quantitative
b. Qualitative


13. The term “constant” is defined as the following:

*a. Something that only assumes one value
b. Something that can change


14. The term “variable” is defined as the following:

*a. Something that can change




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Chapter 1

b. Something that assumes one value


15. Which of the following is an example of a constant?

a. A patient’s blood pressure
*b. A patient’s date of birth
c. A patient’s heart rate
d. A patient’s age


16. Identify the term for data that refers to an ordering or ranking.

a. Nominal
b. Discrete
c. Grouped
*d. Ordinal


17. Identify the term for data that “measures to the nearest.”

a. Grouped
*b. Continuous
c. Nominal
d. Ordinal


18. Identify the term for data that gathers data on the prevalence of disease.

a. Mortality
b. Nominal
*c. Morbidity
d. Ordinal


19. Identify the term for data that refers to death rates.

*a. Mortality
b. Ordinal
c. Morbidity
d. Nominal


20. Identify the term for data that combines scores in some way.

a. Discrete
*b. Grouped
c. Nominal




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