Biostatistics Flashcards

1
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What is the only type of study that can provide information about absolute risk?

A

Cohort

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2
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Composition of group in Phase I clinical trial?

A

Healthy volunteers

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3
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Composition of group in Phase II clinical trial?

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Patients

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4
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Composition of group in Phase III clinical trial?

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Patients vs. Controls

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5
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___ Bias refers occurs when focusing of subgroup for study

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Sampling

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6
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___ Bias refers occurs when dividing subjecting into experiment + control groups

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Selection

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7
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Solution for Selection Bias?

A

Randomization

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8
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Who is subject to Recall Bias?

A

Patients

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9
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Solution for Recall Bias?

A

Blinding

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10
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Who is subject to Observer Bias?

A

Researchers

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11
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Solution for Observer Bias?

A

Blinding

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12
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Incidence is a measure of …

A

Risk

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13
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Equation for Relative Risk?

A

[(A/A+B)] / [(C/C+D)]

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14
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Equation for Attributable Risk?

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[(A/A+B)] – [(C/C+D)]

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15
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Equation for Odds Ratio?

A

AD / BC

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16
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Relationship between Power and Type II error?

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P = 1 – β … (β = Type II error) … Increase power, Decrease Type II error

17
Q

Diagnostic test has SN = 0.75, SP = 0.9; Prevalence of disease = 0.10 – what is the PPV of the test?

A

45% … start with N = 1000; plug in prevalence, then SN/SP

18
Q

Prevalence of disease = 20%; Diagnostic test has SN = 95%, SP = 50% – what percent of group who tests (+) will actually have confirmed disease?

A

32%

19
Q

Equation for RRR?

A

(CER – EER) / CER … CER = Control Event Rate; EER = Experimental Event Rate

20
Q

Equation for ARR?

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(CER – EER) … CER = Control Event Rate; EER = Experimental Event Rate

21
Q

New hormone therapy developed for women who are at risk of osteoporotic fractures; 15% of women in control group develop fracture; 5% of women in treatment group develop fracture – what is NNT?

A

1/0.1 = 10