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______ Controls use measured values from individuals with normal lung function.
______ Controls use measured values from individuals with normal lung function.
Biological
______ is the ability of an instrument to accurately measure the same values under changed conditions.
______ is the ability of an instrument to accurately measure the same values under changed conditions.
Repeatability
______ refers to the ability of an instrument to reproduce a known value.
______ refers to the ability of an instrument to reproduce a known value.
Accuracy
______ is the agency that develops standards of quality for health care organizations; Voluntary but VERY important.
______ is the agency that develops standards of quality for health care organizations; Voluntary but VERY important.
______ is the number used to compensate for errors of measurements.
______ is the number used to compensate for errors of measurements.
______ is a federal agency responsible for Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
______ is a federal agency responsible for Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
______ is the ability of an instrument to accurately measure the same values over a short period of time.
______ is the ability of an instrument to accurately measure the same values over a short period of time.
______ refers to a series of measurements over the clinically significant or physiologic range.
______ refers to a series of measurements over the clinically significant or physiologic range.
______ refers to the ability of an instrument to accurately measure the same values under changed conditions.
______ refers to the ability of an instrument to accurately measure the same values under changed conditions.
______ stands for Health and Human Services.
______ stands for Health and Human Services.
______ stands for National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health.
______ stands for National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health.
The ability of a piece of equipment to produce similar results when a known value is repeatedly introduced is known as ______.
The ability of a piece of equipment to produce similar results when a known value is repeatedly introduced is known as ______.
Ensuring high quality in biological testing involves using ______ ______ from individuals with normal lung function.
Ensuring high quality in biological testing involves using ______ ______ from individuals with normal lung function.
A ______ ______ is applied to measurement data to minimize systematic errors and enhance accuracy.
A ______ ______ is applied to measurement data to minimize systematic errors and enhance accuracy.
Before market release, medical devices must demonstrate ______, which ensures that consistent measurements are obtained under varying conditions.
Before market release, medical devices must demonstrate ______, which ensures that consistent measurements are obtained under varying conditions.
An organization seeking accreditation may undergo a rigorous evaluation by ______ ______ to establish its safety and quality standards.
An organization seeking accreditation may undergo a rigorous evaluation by ______ ______ to establish its safety and quality standards.
The agency that provides oversight to standards and practices of employee safety is the ______
The agency that provides oversight to standards and practices of employee safety is the ______
To measure with accuracy, instruments must first show a high leve of ______, for consistent measurements over a short duration.
To measure with accuracy, instruments must first show a high leve of ______, for consistent measurements over a short duration.
A drug's ______ in therapeutic effect can be assessed by monitoring responses across a biologically relevant spectrum.
A drug's ______ in therapeutic effect can be assessed by monitoring responses across a biologically relevant spectrum.
______ is an essential component of the US Department of Health and Human Services, playing a vital role in health governance and programming.
______ is an essential component of the US Department of Health and Human Services, playing a vital role in health governance and programming.
Match the following types of statistical errors with their definitions:
Match the following types of statistical errors with their definitions:
Match the following hypothesis testing concepts with their descriptions:
Match the following hypothesis testing concepts with their descriptions:
Match the following data visualization types with their appropriate uses:
Match the following data visualization types with their appropriate uses:
Match the following statistical distributions with examples of when to use them:
Match the following statistical distributions with examples of when to use them:
Match the following concepts from probability theory with their definitions:
Match the following concepts from probability theory with their definitions:
Match these types of data with their descriptions:
Match these types of data with their descriptions:
Match the following measures of central tendency with their definitions:
Match the following measures of central tendency with their definitions:
Match the following sampling methods with their descriptions:
Match the following sampling methods with their descriptions:
Match the statistical analysis with a scenario where it is used:
Match the statistical analysis with a scenario where it is used:
Match the following concepts with their corresponding definitions regarding study design:
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Match the following quality control tools with their descriptions:
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Match each programming construct with its function:
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Match each type of data analysis with its purpose:
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Flashcards
Biological Controls
Biological Controls
Using measured values from individuals with normal lung function.
Reproducibility
Reproducibility
Ability of an instrument to accurately measure the same values under changed conditions.
HHS
HHS
Health and Human Services
NIOSH
NIOSH
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Correction Factor
Correction Factor
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The Joint Commission
The Joint Commission
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OSHA
OSHA
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Accuracy
Accuracy
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Linearity
Linearity
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Precision
Precision
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Repeatability
Repeatability
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Study Notes
Biological Controls
- Use measured values from individuals with normal lung function.
Reproducibility
- An instrument's ability to accurately meausre the same values under changed conditions.
HHS
- Health and Human Services.
NIOSH
- National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health.
Correction Factor
- Number used to compensate for errors of measurements.
The Joint Commission
- An agency that develops standards of quality for health care organizations.
OSHA
- Occupational Safety and Health Administration.
Accuracy
- A piece of equipment's ability to produce similar results when a known value is repeatedly introduced.
Linearity
- A series of measurements over the clinically significant or physiologic range.
Precision
- An instrument's ability to reproduce a known value.
Repeatability
- An instrument's ability to accurately measure the same values over a short period of time.
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