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What is a descriptive study?
Describes an observation, idea for future studies
What is a case-control (or retrospective) study?
Looks back in time to detect causes or risk factors that may be suggested in a case-series
What is a follow-up (or cohort, logitudinal, prospective) study?
Follow a specific group over a period of time and collect data. The study observes and collects data without interfering.
What is a cross-sectional study?
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.
What is an Experimental Study?
Typical study we're involved with. Can be parallel, crossover, or sequential.
What is nominal data?
yes/no, all or nothing (data values fit in categories). There is no order (gender)
What is ordinal data?
ranked data (Likert scales, etc), there is an inherent order among categories but no consistent difference in magnitude change
What is interval or continuous data?
Data on a mathematical scale (blood pressure, SCr, visual analog scale, temperature). There is a consistent interval difference between values.
Prevalence=?
number of cases/number in group
Incidence=?
number of new cases/number in group during same timeframe
Odds Ratio=
AD / BC
Relative Risk=
(A/ A+B) / (C/C+D)
Relative Risk Reduction=
1-RR
Absolute Risk Reduction=
(A/ A+B) - (C/C+D)
Number Needed to Treat=
1/ARR
Calculation of SEM:

SEM=
SD/square root of N
What are (2) appropriate tests for 2 sample, independent, parallel design study with NO confounders and NOMINAL data?
Chi square or Fisher's Exact
What are (2) appropriate tests for 2 sample, independent, parallel design study with NO confounders and ORDINAL data?
Wilcox Rank Sum or Mann Whitney U
What is an appropriate test for 2 sample, independent, parallel design study with NO confounders and CONTINUOUS data?
Student's T Test
What is an appropriate test for >2 samples, independent, parallel design study with OR without confounders?
ANOVA
regression analysis=
a PREDICTIVE model where associations are derived
correlation analysis=
explains how a variable changes in association with another variable and does not allow for prediction of one value based on the other
survival analysis=
helps to understand the probability of experiencing an outcome through a period of time
analysis of variance=
type of inferential statistical test and is not used to predict values of variables
type I error
The null hypothesis is rejected. By definition, it can only be considered if a statistical difference is found.
type II error=
occurs when a true null hypothesis is rejected. Should be considered when a result is not significant.
negative r2=
indicates an inverse correlation between variables
positive r2=
means that as one variable increases, so does the other
If an odds ratio data range includes 1, then...
There is no difference for comparison