Tables should be as detailed as possible, including all available data.

Which statement is most accurate regarding the relative risk for those who did not have physical therapy for an ankle sprain?

Researchers ran the appropriate statistical test and the value of 0.14 in level of agreement between the professor and student physical therapy. Which of the following statements is most accurate regarding this finding?

The student physical therapist is determined to perform an effective search strategy for her annotated bibliography. In order to do so, she elects to use different strategies listed below. Which of the following statement(s) are accurate below?

The student PT is searching databases for information on rehabilitation for Osteogenesis Imperfecta. Which of the following would be considered a primary resource for her to search?

Steffen et al (2002) determined that the TUG Test has a high test-retest reliability in community-dwelling elderly patients with an ICC=0.97. What does this mean?

Based on the previous question, it was determined based on the p value of and the lower confidence interval value of and the higher confidence interval value of .    Remember rounding discussions in class. 

During the sampling process for the study design, researchers decided to give every patient an equal chance to being in the study and pitched it to all individuals following their surgery. What type of sampling is this?

The Timed Up and Go (TUG) Test is an outcome measure used by many physical therapists to assess for balance and strength. A recent study found that the MDC was 4.50 seconds and MCID was 4.92 seconds. Which option(s) are most accurate?

Based on the output, what conclusion can be made regarding this research question?