Ethics and biostats Flashcards

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type of study that measures disease prevalence

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cross-sectional

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2
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type of study that measures the odds ratio

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case control

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3
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study that measures relative risk

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cohort

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4
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sensitivity equation

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TP/(TP+FN) or A /A+C

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5
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specificity equation

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TN /TN+FP or D/B+D

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6
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PPV equation

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TP/TP +FP or A/A+B

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NPV equation

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TN/TN+FN or D/D+C

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8
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draw the double bell curve of sens/spec

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TN/FN/FP/TP

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9
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What likelihood ratios are significant?

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LR+ > 10 and LR - <0.1

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10
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LR + equation

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sensitivity/1-spec or TP rate/FP rate

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11
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LR - equation

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1-sens/spec or FN rate/TN rate

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12
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increased sensitivity does what to a predictive value

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increase NPV

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13
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decreased specificity does what to a predictive value

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decrease PPV

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14
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increased specificity does what to a predictive value

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increase PPV

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15
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decreased sensitivity does what to a predictive value

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decrease NPV

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16
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OR equation

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a/b / c/d = ad/bc

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17
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RR equation

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

18
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RR = 1 means

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no association

19
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RR >1

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increased risk

20
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RR <1

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decreased risk

21
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difference in risk between exposed and unexposed groups

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attributable risk

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AR equation

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a/ a+b - c/c+d

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the difference in risk attributable to the intervention compared to the control

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RRR equation

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RRR = 1-RR

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the proportion of risk reduction attributable to the intervention as compared to the control
RRR
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ARR equation
c/c+d - a/a+b
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NNT equation
1/ARR
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NNH equation
1/AR
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bias when study pop is from hospital and less healthy
berkson bias
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pygmalion effect
self-fullfilling prophecy
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estimate of the chances that an event occurs in the treatment arm of a trial v the non tx arm
hazard ratio
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hazard ratio < 1
treatment arm had decreased event rate
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hazard ratio > 1
treatment arm had increased event rate
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when screening tests detect a disproportionate number of slowly progressive diseases but miss rapidly progressive ones, leading to overestimation of the benefit of the screen
length bias
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type 1 error
false positive conclusion
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type 2 error
false negative conclusion
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power equation
= 1 - type 2 error
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subunit vaccines
HBV, pertussis, s. pna, HPV, meningococcus
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live attenuated vaccines
MMR, sabin polio, yellow fever, influenza nasal spray, varicella
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inactivated vaccines
cholera, HAV, polio salk, rabies, influenza injection
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toxoid vaccines
diphtheria, tetanus
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conjugate vaccines
Hib, S. pna