MCQ EXAM
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EMQ THEMES
Next step in management
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Most likely disorder
Neuroanatomy
Defense Mechanisms
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Legal Concepts
Most Relevant Next Investigation
Psychodynamic explanations
Neurotransmitters
Abnormality in thinking
Brain Region affected
Aspects of memory
Person associated
Neuroimaging findings in SchizophreniaLink Title
CNS Lesions
Genetics
ECT clinical situations
Speech abnormality
Antidote for toxic situations
First Line medications
Interview techniques
Most appropriate CBT therapies
Overdose syndromes
Sexual disorders
Ununusal named syndromes
Blood abnormalities
Substances involved - clinical situations
Speech/ Thinking abnormality
Sleep stages- signs
Dissociative/ Somatoform disorders
Learning Concepts
Child and Adolescent disorders - diagnoses
Eating disorders
Theorists- stages of development
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STATISTICS
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What type of bias ?
What is this study design ?
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What is the best statistical test in this situation ?
Statistical Significance
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What is the PRINCIPAL RESEARCH QUESTION
Probability Calculation
Issue of paramount importance
Statistical Tests
Unpaired T test and Mann Whitney test
Compares two independent samples drawn from the same population
One sample (paired ) T test and Wilcoxoon matched pairs test
Compares two sets of observations on a single sample
One way analysis of variance ( F test ) using total sum of squares and Kruskall-Wallis analysis of variance by ranks
a generalisation of the pairied t or Wilcoxon matches pairs test where three or more sets of observations are made on a single sample
Two way analysis of variance and Two way analysis of variance by ranks
Tests the influence of two different covariates
Chi 2 test and Fisher's exact test
Tests the null hypothesis that the distribution of a discontinuous variable is the same in two independent samples
Product moment correlation efficient and Spearman's rank correlation coefficient
Assesses the strenggh of the straight line association between two continuous variables
Regression by least squares method and Non-parametric regression
Describes the numerical relation between two quantitative variables, allowing one value to be predicted from the other
Multiple Regression by least squares method and Non-parametric regression ( various tests )
Describes the numerical relation between a dependent variable and several predictor variables
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