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1
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what study should be used for prevention?

A

RCTs

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2
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what study should be used for screening? (is detecting early helpful)

A

RCTs

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3
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what study should be used for dx accuracy? (how good the test is at detecting)

A

RCTs

Cohorts

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4
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what test should be used for prognosis?

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Cohort

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5
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what test should be used for incidence? (new dx within a time period)

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Cohort

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6
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What test should be used for prevalence? (what proportion has the disease)

A

Cohort

Cross Sectional

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7
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what test should be used for etiology?

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Cohort

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8
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what test should be used for therapy?

A

RCTs

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9
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what test should be used for t harm?

A

RCTs, Cohort, Case Control

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10
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What are the components of a PICO question?

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population
intervention
comparison
outcome

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11
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_____ drugs have toxicities

A

ALL

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12
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the early approval of drugs can lead to _____

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unknown harms and benefits

because only a limited amount is known about drugs when they are approved

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13
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what is absolute risk?

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risk of an outcome given a treatment (26 pts had a stroke out of 1,299 patients getting a placebo - total trial was 2586)

the number of events (good or bad) in treated or control groups, divided by the number of people in that group

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14
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what is the absolute risk difference/reduction?

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subtracting 2 absolute risks
drug A has a risk of 1% and Drug B has a risk of 3% - the risk difference is 2%

ARR (absolute risk reduction) = ARC – ART

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15
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what is the relative risk / risk ratio?

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dividing the 2 absolute risks

RR (relative risk) = ART / ARC

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16
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describe the levels of relative risk / risk ratio

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ratio = 1 = no difference
ratio <1 = less risk
ratio >1 = more risky

17
Q

what is the relative risk reduction?

A

RRR (relative risk reduction) = (ARC – ART) / ARC

18
Q

what is an example of an experimental study design?

A

RCT

19
Q

what is an example of an observational study design?

A

Cross sectional
cohort
case control

20
Q

if the exposure and outcome are tested simultaneously, what study is used?

A

Cross sectional

21
Q

if the exposure comes first, what study is used?

A

cohort

22
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if the outcome comes first, what study is used?

A

case control