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29 Cards in this Set
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What is a descriptive study?
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Describes an observation, idea for future studies
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What is a case-control (or retrospective) study?
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Looks back in time to detect causes or risk factors that may be suggested in a case-series
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What is a follow-up (or cohort, logitudinal, prospective) study?
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Follow a specific group over a period of time and collect data. The study observes and collects data without interfering.
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What is a cross-sectional study?
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Follow a large population at a defined time to measure the frequency of conditions and develop associations (survey). No time direction involved, present time only.
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What is an Experimental Study?
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Typical study we're involved with. Can be parallel, crossover, or sequential.
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What is nominal data?
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yes/no, all or nothing (data values fit in categories). There is no order (gender)
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What is ordinal data?
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ranked data (Likert scales, etc), there is an inherent order among categories but no consistent difference in magnitude change
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What is interval or continuous data?
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Data on a mathematical scale (blood pressure, SCr, visual analog scale, temperature). There is a consistent interval difference between values.
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Prevalence=?
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number of cases/number in group
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Incidence=?
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number of new cases/number in group during same timeframe
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Odds Ratio=
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AD / BC
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Relative Risk=
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(A/ A+B) / (C/C+D)
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Relative Risk Reduction=
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1-RR
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Absolute Risk Reduction=
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(A/ A+B) - (C/C+D)
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Number Needed to Treat=
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1/ARR
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Calculation of SEM:
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SD/square root of N
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What are (2) appropriate tests for 2 sample, independent, parallel design study with NO confounders and NOMINAL data?
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Chi square or Fisher's Exact
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What are (2) appropriate tests for 2 sample, independent, parallel design study with NO confounders and ORDINAL data?
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Wilcox Rank Sum or Mann Whitney U
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What is an appropriate test for 2 sample, independent, parallel design study with NO confounders and CONTINUOUS data?
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Student's T Test
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What is an appropriate test for >2 samples, independent, parallel design study with OR without confounders?
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ANOVA
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regression analysis=
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a PREDICTIVE model where associations are derived
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correlation analysis=
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explains how a variable changes in association with another variable and does not allow for prediction of one value based on the other
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survival analysis=
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helps to understand the probability of experiencing an outcome through a period of time
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analysis of variance=
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type of inferential statistical test and is not used to predict values of variables
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type I error
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The null hypothesis is rejected. By definition, it can only be considered if a statistical difference is found.
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type II error=
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occurs when a true null hypothesis is rejected. Should be considered when a result is not significant.
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negative r2=
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indicates an inverse correlation between variables
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positive r2=
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means that as one variable increases, so does the other
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If an odds ratio data range includes 1, then...
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There is no difference for comparison
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