Risk & Odds Flashcards

1
Q

what is risk?

A

probability

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2
Q

how would you calculate absolute risk?

A

no. expected outcomes / total outcomes

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3
Q

what is the absolute risk difference?

A

difference between 2 risks

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4
Q

how would you calculate the absolute risk difference?

A

risk - risk

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5
Q

what is the NNT/H?

A

number of patients needed for 1 patient to be treated/harmed

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6
Q

how would you calculate the NNT/H?

A

1/ARD

  • round up
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7
Q

what is the relative risk/risk ratio?

A

ratio between the 2 risks

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8
Q

how would you calculate the relative risk/risk ratio?

A

risk/risk

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9
Q

how would you calculate the odds ratio?

A

P/(1-P)

P=probability of event

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10
Q

why would you use odds ratio instead of risk ratio?

A
  • odds shows symmetry (risk does not always)

- odds are more numerically logical

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