Epidemiology and Statistics Flashcards

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NNT

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Number needed to treat (NNT)

  • number of patients needed to treat for ONE to achieve desired outcome
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Incidence

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  • Number of new events during a specific time interval in the total population at risk
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Prevalence

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  • Proportion of patients who have the disease at a specific instant in time.
  • N= cases /total population at a given point in time
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Leading Causes of death globally

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  1. IHD
  2. Stroke
  3. Pneumonia
  4. COPD
  5. Diarrheal disease
  6. HIV/AIDS
  7. Lung Cancer
  8. DM
  9. Road accidents / trauma
  10. Prematurity
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Trajectories of Death

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  1. Sudden death (cardiac, trauma)
  2. Organ Failure (slow, stepwise decline in function)
  3. Terminal illness (cancer, highly functional then steep decline)
  4. Frailty (slow dwindle with low functioning for long period)
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