Week 11 Flashcards

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If a quote in the press states “ New treatment reduces your risk of X disease by 25%” what is this referring to?

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Usually, relative risk

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2
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Define absolute risk

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3
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Define relative risk

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4
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What assesses an individual’s risk of developing the disease or condition over a time period?

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5
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What would compares the risk in two different groups of people? (e.g., smokers and non-smokers)

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6
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Assess absolute risk: Say the absolute risk of sustaining an injury from a fall in the bathroom is 4 in 100 (4%)in older persons who do not wear bifocals. And the relative risk of injury is increased by 50% in persons who do wear bifocals.

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Assess absolute risk: Say adults over 75 have a 2 in 20 risk of developing a knee extension limitation following a TKA. Say research shows that CPM use immediately following TKA reduces the relative risk of getting knee extension limitation by 50%.

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8
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Assess and interpret relative and absolute risk

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9
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How to do NNT for a treatment?

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10
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Explain hazard ratios and risk

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11
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What should you ask to decide if its appropriate to proceed with an intervention?

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12
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Say your absolute risk of developing a certain disease is 4 in 1,000. If a treatment reduces the relative risk by 50%, it means the 4 is reduced by 50%. What is the absolute risk? What is the appropriate action?

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13
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Say there was a 1 in 100 risk of developing serious side-effects from treatment. Would you want the treatment, as the risk from serious side-effects is higher than the risk from the disease?

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if the absolute risk of developing a disease is 4 in 10 and a treatment reduces the relative risk by 50%. Assess absolute risk and interpret

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15
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What does one’s benefit from a treatment depend on?

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16
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What are most clinical questions related to?

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17
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What are the objectives of clinical questions?

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18
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What is the treatment magnitude for dichotomous data vs continuous data?

19
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Define continuous outcomes

20
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Define effect size and its results

21
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What components are studied to assess the magnitude of the effect with a dichotomous outcome?

22
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Define dichotomous outcomes

23
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How do you assess benefit increase?

24
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Measure absolute and relative benefit

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Measure absolute and relative risk
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Assess CER, EER, RRR, ARR, NNT
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Fill the table
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Define NNT
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What would it mean if an intervention has an NNT of 5?
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Define
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How do you assess study credibility in an intervention study?
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What’s the difference between a systematic review and a systematic review review + meta analysis
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What’s the difference between a clinical prediction rule and clinical practice guidelines + systematic review?
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Explain key components of credibility in a systematic review
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Explain confidence estimates and clinical usefulness of systematic reviews
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Define heterogeneity and its interpretation
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Explain how to assess a forest plot
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For a study assessing fall risk of 100 patients and a treadmill intervention. After the intervention 25% experienced falls. The control group had 75% experience falls. What is the NNT
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Assess WOMAC and state 1) clinical significance 2) absolute effect size
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Assess odds ration and clinical significance of “Geoffrey”
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explain heterogeneity
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interpret
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What is the heterogeneity?