A. I Mean, II Median, III Mode B. I Mode, II Median, III Mean C. I Median, II Mean, III Mode D. I Mode, II Mean, III Median
A. I Mean, II Median, III Mode B. I Mode, II Median, III Mean C. I Median, II Mean, III Mode D. I Mode, II Mean, III Median
a. scatter diagram.
b. pie chart.
c. control chart.
d. Pareto chart.
70. To display the best reimbursement/cost ratios for
procedures performed in three ambulatory surgery
centers in the last calendar year, use a
a. scatter diagram.
b. pie chart.
c. control chart.
d. Pareto chart.
71. Of the following possibilities, what is does the
control chart above tell you (CL = Center Line—either
mean or median, depending on type of data; LCL = 0)?
a. Three sentinel events occurred since mid-2006 with
effective intervention.
b. Special cause variation occurred with effective
intervention in mid-2007.
c. Falls are within control limits since mid-2006.
d. Falls are out of control since mid-2007.
Run Chart Control Chart
a. Run chart
b. Pareto chart
c. Scatter diagram
d. Control chart
72. The QI team is responsible for determining
whether the data demonstrates special or common
cause variation. Of the following, what is the best
display option to use?
a. Run chart
b. Pareto chart
c. Scatter diagram
d. Control chart
73. When common cause process variation is
identified, the goal of quality improvement team is to
a. frequency polygon.
b. line graph.
c. bar graph.
a. frequency polygon.
b. line graph.
c. bar graph.
a. 125
b. 250
c. 325
d. 4000
82. In a proportion, the difference between the two
ratios 50:1000 and 375:5000 is
a. 125
b. 250
c. 325
d. 4000
82. In a proportion, the difference between the two ratios
50:1000 and 375:5000 is
50/1000 375/5000
250/5000 375/5000
375/ 5000 - 250/5000 = 125/5000 = 25/1000
50/1000 375/5000
50/1000 75/1000
75/1000 – 50/1000 = 25/1000
• Difference between 5/9 and 2/9