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What is the main type of questions in the final exam?
What is the main type of questions in the final exam?
- True/False questions
- Multiple-choice questions (correct)
- Essay questions
- Open-ended questions
What percentage of the exam questions will be drawn from Lesson 11 on Chronic Pain and the Placebo Effect?
What percentage of the exam questions will be drawn from Lesson 11 on Chronic Pain and the Placebo Effect?
- 5%
- 20%
- 15% (correct)
- 10%
Which of the following factors can influence chronic pain?
Which of the following factors can influence chronic pain?
- Height
- Age (correct)
- Blood type
- Eye color
Which drugs are commonly used to treat pain?
Which drugs are commonly used to treat pain?
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What is the physiological basis of the placebo effect?
What is the physiological basis of the placebo effect?
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Which topics will the majority of the exam questions be drawn from?
Which topics will the majority of the exam questions be drawn from?
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Why is it important to understand key concepts such as p-values, genotype vs. phenotype, and odds ratio & relative risk?
Why is it important to understand key concepts such as p-values, genotype vs. phenotype, and odds ratio & relative risk?
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Study Notes
- Final exam covers all material from Lessons 1-11, including readings and videos.
- Exam consists of multiple-choice questions and is closed-book.
- 15% of the exam questions will be drawn from Lesson 11 on Chronic Pain and the Placebo Effect.
- Chronic pain is a common medical problem influenced by factors such as age, gender, SES, and culture.
- NSAIDs and opioid analgesics are drugs used to treat pain, but opioids have a high risk of abuse, addiction, tolerance, and overdose.
- Placebo effect has a physiological basis and can be influenced by patient-reported outcomes and continuous scales for reporting.
- Majority of the exam questions (about 85%) will be drawn from old material.
- Topics from old material include biomedical vs. biobehavioral model, prevalence & incidence, observational designs, CNS vs. PNS, immune system response to stress, pathophysiology of diseases, cancer treatment, and sleep stages.
- Theories of health behavior such as HBM, TPB, and TTM will also be covered.
- Understanding of key concepts such as genotype vs. phenotype, p-values, and odds ratio & relative risk is important for the exam.
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