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The p value obtained in the test was <0.001. What does this value indicate?
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If the null hypothesis is true, there is a less than 0.1% probability of obtaining a test statistic equal to or more extreme than the one obtained
or if <p<0.05, then The odds are less than 1 in 20 that the differences observed were only a chance variation |
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prevalence
incidence |
P: # people with dz
I: # people risk of contracting |
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Cohort
Case-Control |
Cohort: what will happen
Case-: what happened? |
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Malpractice
most common cause |
4D's
Duty existed toward pt Deviation from standard of practice occured direct causal relationship to untoward outcome d/t deviation Damages occurred as a result cause: improper tx |
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Pt's right to Tx
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refuse if not imminent danger
competent |
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Tarasoff I
Tarasoff II M'naghten |
I: obligation to warn potential victims
II: duty to protect potential victims M: mentally unstable+aware or completely unaware |
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beneficence
Abandonment Substituted Judgement Direct causation |
B: prevent harm & promote well-being
A: if retire, must give 2mos and 3 psychiatric referrels SJ: decision based on what pt would do if he/she could make them DC: physician's negligence must had direct cause of alleged damages |
