biostats Flashcards

1
Q

absolute risk reduction

A

ARR = event rate in control group - event rate in tx group

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2
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appropriate calculation for case-control study

A

odds ratio

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3
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appropriate calculation for cohort study

A

relative risk

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4
Q

odds ratio calculation

A

ad/bc

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5
Q

relative risk calculation

A

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

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6
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attributable risk calculation

A

a/(a+b) - c/(c+d)

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7
Q

number needed to treat calculation

A

1/ARR

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8
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number needed to harm calculation

A

1/AR

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9
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confounding vs. effect modification

A

when confounding is controlled for it usually reveals no significant difference between groups unlike effect modification (outcome modified by presence of another factor)

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10
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Hawthorne effect

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study subjects change their behavior if they become aware that they are being studied

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11
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Berkson’s bias

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selection bias created by choosing hospitalized patients as control group

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