Stats Flashcards

1
Q

how to calculate relative risk?

A

risk of exposed having disease
over
risk of nonexposed having disease
a/a+b divided by c/c+d

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2
Q

what is the formula for odds ratio?

A

ad/bc

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3
Q

What is present with right or positive skewed data?

A

mean is larger than the median

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4
Q

how do you calculate positive and negative predictive value?

A

true positives over total positive tests
true negatives over total negative tests

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5
Q

what is the formula to calculate number needed to harm?

A

1/attributable risk

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6
Q

in words, what is a type 1 error and type 2 error?

A

Type 1 is when the study shows a difference, but there is no difference
type 2 is the study shows no difference but there is difference

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7
Q

power of a study increases when what happens to alpha and sample size?

A

increase

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8
Q

what do you want to be high for screening tests and what do you want to be high for confirmatory tests?

A

snesitivty
specificty

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9
Q

what is precision and accuracy in a study?

A

precision is reproducibility, are the darts close to eachother

accuracy is does the data represent reality, are the darts close to the center

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10
Q

what is the formula for number needed to treat?

A

1/absolute risk reduction

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11
Q

what can we conclude if the 95% confidence interval crosses 1

A

not signifcant

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12
Q

simply explain the four phases new drugs must go through before going to market?

A

1: healthy volunteers
2. small amount of people with disease
3. large scale trial
4 genera surveillance

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13
Q

formula for sensitivty and specficity?

A

disease and positive test/all positive tests
no disease and negative test/all negative tests

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14
Q

how much of the data is in 1, 2 and 3 standard deviaitons?

A

68
95
99.7

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