Bcps stuvia - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Unpaired T-test - ANSWERContinuous data 2 independent samples Paired T-test - ANSWERContinuous data 2 paired samples ANOVA - ANSWERContinuous outcome data Categorical exposure data 3+ independent variables Wilcoxon Rank Sum Test (Mann-Whitney U Test) - ANSWEROrdinal data 2 independent samples Wilcoxon Signed Rank Test - ANSWEROrdinal data 2 paired samples Chi Squared Test - ANSWERCategorical data 2 independent samples Values >5 Fi

FDA office of commissioner - ANSWERtop office senate confirmation overall agency coordination FDA office of chief counsel - ANSWERlegal affairs FDA office of regulatory affairs - ANSWERlargest office all inspection and enforcement center for drug eval and research - ANSWERCDER regulates rx and non rx drugs ANDA - ANSWERabbreviated NDA submit to CDER review and ultimate approval of a generic product authorized generic drug - ANSWERmarketed sold or distributed directly or i...

A newly added medication to the formulary has been causing a significant number of drug interactions and adverse effects. You are part of the P&T committee and are of the opinion that this medication should be removed from formulary as other reasonable alternatives exist. Which of the following actions would NOT be appropriate? A. Remove the medication from the formulary as perceived harm outweighs potential risks, this can be done unilaterally by the P&T committee if necessary to minimize pati...

____ is the most appropriate answer because there are no drug-drug interactions or contraindications / cautions in HIV - ANSWERBictegravir n patients with persistent neutropenic fever despite anti-pseudomonal coverage, what should be considered? - ANSWERempiric antifungal therapy should be considered after 4 - 10 days electrocautery - ANSWERWhich of the following therapies is most likely to result in a resolution rate which approaches 100% in patients w/ external anogenital warts.? pref...

When should intensive insulin therapy should be initiated in critically ill? (A) when the blood glucose level exceeds 110 mg/dl regardless of caloric intake (B) when the blood glucose level exceeds 215 mg/dl regardless of caloric intake (C) when the blood glucose level exceeds 110 mg/dl and the patient is receiving IV glucose (200 to 300 gm per 24 hours), total parenteral, parenteral and enteral, or total enteral feedings (D) when the blood glucose level exceeds 215 mg/dl and the patient ...

What are the types of Discrete Data? Give examples. - ANSWERNominal and ordinal What are the types of Continuous Data? Give examples. - ANSWERinterval and ratio What are the Types of Statistics? - ANSWERDescriptive and Inferential What are the types of Descriptive Statistics? - ANSWERMean, Median and Mode Mean? (3) - ANSWER1. Used for nominal and continues data 2. Very sensitive to outliers 3. Most commonly used and understood Median? (3) - ANSWER1. Can be used in ordinal and co...