Power Flashcards

1
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What are the different drug metabolizing enzymes and what do they metabolize?

A

2D6=codeine, debrisoquin, fluoxetine; 2C9=s-warfarin, phenytoin,hexobarbital,ibuprofen; 2C19=clopidogrel in, omeprazole, diazepam, propanolol; 3A4=steroids, Ca channel blockers, benzos, amiodarone, erythromycin, clopidogrel out; 1A2=tylenol,caffeine,theophylline, warfarin; 2A6=zidovudine, warfarin; 2E1=tylenol

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2
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What value shows the variability of the sample mean from the true population mean?

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Standard Error of the Mean = (standard deviation)/sqrt(sample size). Its like the standard deviation for populations.

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3
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What value shows the variability of the individual observations?

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Standard deviation

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4
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Researchers plan to estimate the mean LDL cholesterol by selecting a sample from the entire U.S. population. What will the precision of the estimate depend on?

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Standard error of the mean. i.e. standard deviation in the population, sample size and variance in the population.

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5
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This sets limits which include the population mean for 95% of all samples.

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Confidence interval

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6
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In a study, a p value of .00001 tells you that your results are very unlikely if:

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There really is no difference between the two groups. Your results are very likely if there is truly a difference between the two groups.

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7
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Incorrectly concluding a difference exists when in fact there is no difference.

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Type I error

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8
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Failing to conclude a difference exists when a difference in fact does exist.

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Type II error

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9
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The probability of making a type I error.

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Significance level (alpha)

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10
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The probability of not making a type II error.

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Power = 1 - false negative rate

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11
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Numerical data that can only take on integer values.

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Discrete/count

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12
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Numerical data that can take on any value.

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Continuous

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13
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Non-numeric data with hierarchy of values

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Ordinal

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14
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Non-numeric data with no level of order

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Nominal

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15
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This graphical depiction shows the interquartile range

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Boxplot

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16
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Odds

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Probability of + test/Probability of - test

17
Q

You want to minimize missing cases.

A

Sensitivity. Low false negative rate.

18
Q

You want to minimize unnecessary grief.

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Specificity. Low false positive rate.