Statistics Flashcards

1
Q

How to calculate relative risk (RR)?

A

Risk in treated group (probs) / risk in control (probs)

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2
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What does RR<1 mean?

A

Risk of outcome LESS in treatment group

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3
Q

What dose RR=1 mean?

A

Risk equal in both groups

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4
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What dose RR>1 mean?

A

Risk of outcome GREATER in treatment group

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5
Q

Why absolute risk might be better than RR for interpretation?

A

Less susceptible to misinterpretation

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6
Q

When is using RR good?

A

Good when event is rare?

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7
Q

How to calculate absolute risk (risk difference)?

A

Risk in treatment group (probs) - Risk in control group (probs)

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8
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What does RD < 0 mean?

A

Risk of outcome LESS in treatment group

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9
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What does RD=0 mean?

A

Risk of outcome equal in both groups

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10
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What does RD > 0 mean?

A

Risk of outcome GREATER in treatment group

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11
Q

What is the definition of the NNT?

A

The number needed to treat with the new treatment in order to prevent one adverse event occurring

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12
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How to calculate NNT?

A

1/ absolute risk reduction (absolute risk difference)

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13
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What is the definition of the odds ratio?

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The ratio of the odds in the intervention group to the odds in the control group

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14
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What is the definition of the odds?

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The ratio of the number having an even to the number without the even

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15
Q

How to calculate odds?

A

No. with event/ no. without event

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16
Q

How to calculate OR?

A

Odds in treated/ odds in control

17
Q

When would the RR and OR be similar?

A

When the outcome in not common

18
Q

What does a high NNT mean?

A

More patients need to be treated to gain additional benefit with new treatment
High NNT -> less effective