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Difference between efficacy and efficectiveness
efficacy studies under IDEAL conditions, effectiveness under NORMAL conditions
What is the most important factor in establishing causation?
TEMPORALITY
what is temporality
the exposure preceding the outcome
A B
C D

odds ratio? 3 outcomes?
AxD/BxC >1 increase risk for exposure

<1 decreased risk when exposed

1 = no association
A B
C D

risk ratio? outcomes?
A/A+B / C/C+D
risk of the outcome among exposed and risk of outcome among non-exposed

>1 more likely to cause?
7 sections of an article
Abstract, intro, meth/mat, results, discussion, clinical importance, references
Are there references in an abstract?
NO
4 points of an intro/background section?
Relevance to society, field, related studies and gaps in knowledge
What is nominal measurement
no order ranking categorical
Difference between efficacy and efficectiveness
efficacy studies under IDEAL conditions, effectiveness under NORMAL conditions
What is ordinal measurement?
ranking categories
What is the most important factor in establishing causation?
TEMPORALITY
what is temporality
the exposure preceding the outcome
A B
C D

odds ratio? 3 outcomes? What is Odds ratio?
AxD/BxC >1 increase risk for exposure

<1 decreased risk when exposed

1 = no association

it IS the ratio of the ODDS that exposed willlhave outcome to the odds that non-exposed will have it

WHEN IS IT USED?
Cross sectional and case-control
A B
C D

risk ratio? outcomes?
A/A+B / C/C+D
risk of the outcome among exposed and risk of outcome among non-exposed

>1 more likely to cause?
7 sections of an article
Abstract, intro, meth/mat, results, discussion, clinical importance, references
Are there references in an abstract?
NO
4 points of an intro/background section?
Relevance to society, field, related studies and gaps in knowledge
What is nominal measurement
no order ranking categorical
What is ordinal measurement?
ranking categories
Interval vs Ratio measuremnt?
Interval has NO true zero, ratio does
Relationship between variance and std. deviation?
Std deviation is root of variance
Standard error?
Gives the average difference between individual and population mean, is std. devo/root of # of people in sample
What type of chart allows for correlation?
Scatter polot
When is an ODDS ratio used?
in Cross sectional and case control
when is a RISK ratio used?
In experimental and COHORT