lect 8-10 Flashcards

1
Q

define risk (exposed and unexposed)

A

probability of outcome in exposed A/(A+B)
probability of outcome in unexposed C/(C+D)

ratio of the risk from 2 different groups

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2
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define ARR

A

the risk difference of the outcomes among exposed that can be attributed to the action exposure (risk difference)

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3
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define Risk Ratio (RR)

A

risk in exposed/risk in non-exposed

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4
Q

what do you need to look for when interpreting ratios (RR/OH/HR)

A

direction of words
magnitude
group comparison

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5
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how do you calculate ARR

A

A-B

ie: ramipril=14%, placebo=17.8%
so ARR=3.8%

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6
Q

how do you calculate RRR

A

(ARR)/R of the unexposed

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7
Q

how do you calculate NNT

A

1/(ARR)

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8
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how do you interpret NNT

A

number of whole patients needed to be treated to experience the studied event outcome

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9
Q

how to calculate odds exposure in cases compared to odds of exposure in controls

A

[(A/C)/(B/D)]

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10
Q

define attributable differences & attributable risk/proportion

A

risk of the exposed (attributable risk)

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