Year 1 Flashcards

1
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Draw the picture

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Case report case series

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Quantitative
Observational
Descriptive

Detailed description to generate hypothesis
+ first clues of new diseases
- no proof no comparison

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3
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Cross sectional prevalence

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Quantitative
Observational
Descriptive
Snapshot in time
+ quick and cheap
- cant confirm causation

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4
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Ecological

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Compares exposure with another outcome
+ low cost
- ecological fallacy

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5
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Case control

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Quantitative
Observational
Analytic

Compares cases with controls with history of exposure
+ investigates multiple causal exposures
- susceptible to bias

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6
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Cohort

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Quantitative
Observational
Analytic

focuses on exposure then outcome
+ measures incidence
- expensive and time consuming

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7
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Cross sectional analytic

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Quantitative
Observational
Analytic

Uses odds ratio, snapshot
+ quick and cheap
- single time point

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8
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Explanatory RCT

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Quantitative
Experimental
randomised control trial

Highly controlled conditions, select participants, perfect
+ removes bias
- expensive and time consuming

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9
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Pragmatic RCT

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Quantitative
Experimental
Randomised control trial

More flexible setting, real world
+ removes bias
- expensive and time consuming

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10
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Qualitative

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Non numerical data
Splits into in depth interviews, focus groups and ethnographic studies

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11
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Descriptive

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Case report
Case series
Cross sectional prevalence
Longitudinal
Ecological

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12
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Analytic

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Case control
Cohort
Cross sectional analytic

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13
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Bradford hill criteria

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Analogy
Coherent
Consistency
Experimental evidence
Plausibility
Temporal relationship
Susceptibility
Strength of association

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14
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Spurious

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Variables correlated without relation

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15
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3rd variable problems

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3rd problem linking other 2 variables

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16
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Anscombes quartet

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Statistical relation doesn’t equal distribution

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17
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Colliders

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Exposure and outcome independently influence 3RD variable
Can obscure real/reveal false associations

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18
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Selection bias

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Over or under representation of groups of participants

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19
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Observation bias

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Participants modify behaviour when they’re being watched

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20
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Confirmation bias

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Look for specific outcome

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21
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Publication bias

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P hacking
Number manipulation

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22
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Attrition

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Unequal loss of participants

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23
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Ontology

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What is there to know

24
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Epistemology

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How can we know it

25
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Methodology

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What procedures to acquire

26
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Sources

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Which and from who

27
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Epidemiology

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Study of distributions and determinants of health related states/events and application to disease control

28
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Incidence

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New cases

29
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Prevalence

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All cases

30
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Ecological fallacy

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Failure in reasoning that arises when inference is made about individual based on aggregate data in a group

31
Q

What makes a good question

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Population
Intervention
Comparison/control
Outcome

32
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Variable tyoes

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Dependent
Independent
Confounding
Control

33
Q

Dependent

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We measure

34
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Independent

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We manipulate

35
Q

Confounding

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Have hidden effect on DV

36
Q

Measurement scales

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Nominal
Ordinal
Interval
Ratio

37
Q

Nominal

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Discrete
Mutually exclusive
No intrinsic order

38
Q

Ordinal

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Discrete
Intrinsic order

39
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Interval

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Discrete/ continuous
Intrinsic order

40
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Central tendency

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Makes assumptions about nsture of data

41
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Standard deviation

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Measure of amount of variation of a set of values
68.27 in 1
95 in 2
99.73 in 3

42
Q

What does sigma assume

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Symmetrical data

43
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Normal distribution

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Symmetrical around the mean

44
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Skewed

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Loss of symmetry

45
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Positive skew

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Shifts to the left but the skew is to the right
Median< mean

46
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Negative skew

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Left skew but moves right
Mean < median

47
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Leptokurtic

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High peak at mean

48
Q

Platykurtic

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Low peak
Flat distribution

49
Q

Absolute risk

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Prevalence and incidence rates now vs unit time

50
Q

Attributable risk

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Probability difference
Exposed vs unexposed
Positive intervention = AR reduction

51
Q

Sensitivity

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Probability of detecting true positive

52
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Specificity

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Probability of detecting true negative

53
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Odds exposure

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Association between outcome and exposure
Number exposed/ non exposed cases

54
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Odds ratio

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Exposed x non exposed controls
Divided by
Non exposed x exposed controls

55
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Odds ratio results

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1 = exposure doesn’t affect outcome
1 < increased odds of outcome
1 > decreased odds of outcome