Biostats/epi Flashcards

1
Q

what is it when test subjects change behavior because they are aware they’re being observed?

A

Hawthorne effect

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2
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Likely hood ratio predicts how valuable a negative test is on a study. If a test is good at ruling out disease, would the LR be high or low?

A

low

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3
Q

1 SD is what%?

A

68%

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4
Q

2 SD is what %?

A

95%

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5
Q

3 SD is what %?

A

99.7%

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6
Q

what value is important when screening a population?

A

High sensitivity

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7
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What value is important when confirming if a positive test is resulted?

A

high specificity

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8
Q

When a patient population is selected to confirm if a positive/negative result is a true result

A

Verification bias

Can cause overestimate of sens/spec

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9
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When the original study data is modified to minimize a confounder and significantly affects the original results

A

Sensitivity analysis

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10
Q

How is Hemophilia inherited?

A

X-linked recessive

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