Measurements Of Risk Comparison Flashcards

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What is the risk ratio?

A

Ratio of prevalence proportions of outcome in groups defined by levels of exposure at a particular time (eg per 1000 persons)

(Eg Proportion dead at end of time period)

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What is the rate ratio?

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Ratio of incidence rates of outcome in groups defined by levels of exposure after a particular time period (eg per 1,000 person-years)

(Eg incidence of death during time Period)

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In what situation is rate ratio and risk ratio the same thing?

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When the groups have identical time periods of follow up

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What is the odds ratio?

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Ratio of odds outcome in groups defined by levels of exposure at a particular time (odds have no measurement unit)

(No dead:no alive at end of time)

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Risk ratio, rate ratio and odds ratio can all be used to describe what?

A

Relative risk

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What is the equation for prevalence?

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Incidence x duration of disease

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What kind of study can a risk ratio be used to analyse?

A

Cohort

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What kind of study can a rate ratio be used to analyse?

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Cohort study

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What kind of study can an odds ratio be used to analyse?

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Cohort study

Case-control studies

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