Estimating Risk Flashcards

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Absolute Risk

A

The probability that a disease free individual will develop a given disease over a specified time interval

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Attributable Risk

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The amount or proportion of the health outcome (disease incidence or disease risk) that can be attributed to a specific exposure

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Relative Risk

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the ratio of the risk for a disease in an incidence of exposed vs incidence of unexposed group over a defined time interval

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4
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Relative risk can only be calculated using ____

A

incidence

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5
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Odds Ratio

A

a measure of association between an exposure and an outcome

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6
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Odds ratio is used when ____ cannot be measured

A

incidence

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7
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T/F? Odds ratio tends to overestimate the magnitude or relative risk.

A

True

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8
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Odds ratio will approximate relative risk when the disease being studied is _____

A

rare

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9
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Which of the following implies a causal relationship between exposure and disease?

a) odds ratio
b) relative risk
c) attributable risk
d) risk difference

A

C

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10
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Odds ratio interpretations include which words?

A

MORE LIKELY

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