Epideomology Flashcards

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incidence

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the rate at which new events occur in population

should not include cases that occured or were diagonosed eaelier

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2
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prevalance rate

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proportion of people in pop who have the ds in a sp period /point of time

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3
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diff bw period and point prevalance

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burden of ds

whether an outbreak is occuring or not

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4
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pre test probabilities

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sensitivity

specificity

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5
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post test probabilities

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positive and negative predictive values

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6
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1-sensitivity=

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false negative rate

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7
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accuracy

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true pos and neg/total screened patients

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8
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selection bias

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random,independent sample

samole not representative

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9
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berkson bias type of

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selection/sampling bias

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10
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measurment bias

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control group

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11
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lead time bias

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use life expectancy

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12
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experimenter expectancy/

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double blind:not to tell who is control and who is main

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13
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design bias

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parts of study do not fit together

random assignment

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14
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confounding bias

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unanticipated factors obscure results
combine results from multiple studies
metaanylasis

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15
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recall bias

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subjects cannot remember accurately

confirmatiin

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16
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late look bias

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severly ds individuals are not uncovered

stratify by ds severity

17
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pygmylion effect is

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experimentor expectancy bias

18
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observational studies

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case report
case series
cross sectional
case control
cohort
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cohort

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risk factors vs non risk factors
prospective search for who gets the ds
(tell I,C not P)

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case report

21
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case series

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n>1
features of ds can be ruled out
but no control

22
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cross sectional

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tell about only prevalance

23
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case control

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ds vs non ds
retrospective search of risk factors
tell C,not I,P

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analysing cohort study

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for analysing cross sevmctiinal studies
chi square
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phase 1
safety in healthy volunteers
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phase 3
efficacy and side effects
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phase 2
protocol and dose level,how to administer
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control groups
source of comparison to be certain that the experiment group is being affected by the intervention and not by other factors 1. placebo 2. std of care
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definitive trial
3
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double blind RCT
neither the subjects nor the researchers who is getting tt/placebo
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cross over study
all subjects receive intervention but at different times
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how ll u assess data from following observational studies 1. cross sectional studies 2. case control 3. cohort
1. chi square(ass of risk factor and ds) 2. odds ratio(many risk factors for single ds) 3. RR(single risk factors aff many ds)
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what does odds ratio tell?
how strong is the risk factor
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interpretation of NNT and NNH
1. how many people do u have to treat to stop one ds | 2. how many people do u have to expose to get one case
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Berksons bias
Selection or sampling bias created by selecting hospitalised patients
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Pygmalion effect
Describes researchers belief in the efficacy of treatment that can potentially effect the outcome Experimental expectancy