W4 Flashcards

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Q

What should be done in the context of uncertainty?

A

Consider probability for better decision-making in the context of uncertainty

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2
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Probability scale?

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0-1 or 0-100%

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3
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What is shared decision making?

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  • helping patient make a decision
  • leading them in making an informed decision
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Are biases shortcomings?

A

No, biases are a human trait

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5
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Define representativeness?

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The degree to which something is representative of , or similar to, the stereotype

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An uncommon ppt of a common disease is more likely than a common ppt of a rare disease.
True or False?

A

True

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7
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Define reference class?

A

the set of patients that most closely matches this patient

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8
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Why specify sub-populations when considering prevalence of reference classes?

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can specify sub-populations to get a more accurate estimate

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Cons of reference classes?

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  • an underestimate if it is something that people frequently seek medical attention for
  • less helpful for acute conditions
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10
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Differentiate between basic and specific reference classes?

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Basic: prevalence of disease in a population
Specific: studies that give eventual diagnosis in patients presenting with complaints similar to your patient’s

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11
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What should not be considered as a reference class?

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  • life time prevalence
  • incidence in the population
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