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two critical questions in epi
1) internal validity- is the study believable

2) external- if so can the results be tied with the genersal public
works by taking a national samploe
external validity
what are the 3 alternative explanations that must be eliminated during test process
1) confounding
2) bias
3) other things
cruse and adjusted rate make up __________?
confounding
how does one determine whether confoundinng is present or not?
compare crude rate and relative risk or odds ratio
exposure? outcome?
e= gender race ethnicity

o= speed (what u want to know)
what are some potential confounders?>
age, height, for speed
nuissance variables?
confounding variables
whiich variables are usually confounders?
usually risk factors for the disease
steps for contolling for confounding?
1) randomization
2) restriction
3) matching
4) stratification
5) multivariable analysis
what is randomization?
must have sufficient sample size, randomization controlls for both known and unknown

--* limited *-- only experimental
what is restriction?
restricts certain categories
controllling for confounders in the design phase GOAL
elemiinater or reduce variation between compared groups
a drawback of restriction
limits generalizability
what is def of matching when controllling for confounders?
distribut confoundiing factors in an identical manner
2 x 2 data table is used to calculate what of what?
odds ratio of total data
what are the limitations of stratification?
difficult to control for many variables simultaneously
what is a not how to way to control for confounding?
multivariate
what are teh design and analysis factors to confounding?
design- randomization, restriction, matching

analysis- stratification, multivariate analysis
the third variable that mixes the effects between exposure and and outcome
confounder
CONFOUNDING-
1.make a comparison if crude rate and average of strata look sor a 10 % difference
this unlike confounding should be reported and described and not controlled
effect measure modification
relative risk
used in a cohort study to analyze
odds ratio?
used for case control studies to analyze
what are both ways to assess effect measure modification?
1. visually
2. statistical test--chi squared
witth effect measure stratification
u compare the two strata
A C
B D relative risk?
A/C & B/D
odds ratio?
a/d / b/c
null hypothesis
equal
alternative
not equal
if you are controlling for the confounding
report the adjusted measure of modification
if u want to say there is a difference in the strata?
report the measure of association for each strata
the mixing of effects between and exposure of association of each strata
effect measure modification
bias
systmeatic error of inference
bias toward null
effects are underestimated
bias away from null
effects are overestimated
what kind of error can happen in all study types
bias
what is in a case cobntol study
selection bias
giw else can y get selection bias
prospectve cohort and experimental atudies
BIAS dor case control
berkson and neyman