1 Behavioral Science Flashcards

1
Q

Type of study that looks at people with disease and people without disease (maybe compare their prior exposures)

What measure to use?

A

Case control

Odds ratio ad/bc

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2
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Type of study that looks at a group of people and whether or not they have a disease.

What type of measure?

A

Cross-sectional study

Prevalence

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3
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Compares a group with exposure to a group without exposure.

What measure to use?

A

cohort study

Relative risk a/(a+b) / c/(c+d)

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4
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Describe a study in phase I trial

A

small number of healthy volunteers

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5
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Describe a study in phase II trial

A

small number of patients with disease of interest

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6
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Describe a study in phase III trial

A

large number of patients randomly assigned to treatment or placebo

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7
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Describe a study in phase IV trial

A

postmarketing surveillance

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8
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equation for relative risk reduction

A

1-RR

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9
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equation for attributable risk

A

a/a+b - c/c+d

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10
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equation for absolute risk reduction

A

% people sick with placebo - % people sick with drug

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11
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number needed to treat equation

A

1/ARR

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12
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number needed to harm equation

A

1/AR

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13
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People acting differently when they know they’re being watched

A

Hawthorne effect

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14
Q

early detection is confused with increased survival is called

A

lead time bias

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15
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a study looking only at inpatients

A

Berkson bias

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16
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studying populations that are healthier than the normal population

A

Healthy worker and volunteer bias

17
Q

equation for standard error of the mean

A

SD/(n^.5)

18
Q

Who benefits from Medicaid

A

the poor

19
Q

concept of respecting patients as individuals, giving them the ability to choose with informed consent, and to honor their preference

A

patient autonomy

20
Q

concept of acting in the patient’s best interest even if it clashes with autonomy or what is best for society

A

beneficence

21
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concept of do no harm, even if it clashes with what the patient wants sometimes

A

nonmaleficence

22
Q

treating all persons fairly and equally

A

justice