lesson 9 Flashcards

1
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The likeliness or the probability that something will occur

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Odds

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2
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The likeliness or the probability that an outcome will result from an exposure

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Odds ratio

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3
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the or represents the odds than an outcome will occur given a particular exposure in relation to the odd when there is absence of said exposure

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Odds ratio

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4
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Utilize to make up for the restriction of relative risk

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Odds ratio

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5
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Relating that to proportion

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Ratio of odds

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6
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It measures the incidence rate or incidents data

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Relative risk

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7
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It measures any rate that requires comparison or expression as ratio

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Odds ratio

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8
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It can only measure relationships between risk factors and health outcomes

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Relative risk

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9
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It can measure associations in any study design

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Odds ratio

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10
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It compares those with outcome to those without the outcome

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Exposure odds ratio

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11
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It represents the exposure odds in those with the outcome

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A/C

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12
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It represents the exposure odds in those without the outcome

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B/D

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13
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It uses case control study design

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Exposure odds ratio

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14
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It compares those with the exposure those without the exposure

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Outcome odds ratio

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15
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It represents the outcome odds in those with the exposure

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A/B

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16
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It represents the outcome odds in those without the exposure

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C/D

17
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It compares the odds of outcome in the exposed group to the odds of outcome in the non-exposed group

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Outcome odds ratio

18
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It uses cohort study design

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Outcome odds ratio

19
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It is extremely flexible and versatile

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Odds ratio

20
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It uses prospective cohort study

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Relative risk, outcome odds ratio

21
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It uses the restrospective cohort study

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Outcome odds ratio

22
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It uses case control study

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Exposure odds ratio

23
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It measures of frequency of a disease of health condition in a population at a particular point in time

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Prevalence

24
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It measures of association that provided the strength and direction of said association between existing exposure and outcome in the population

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prevalence ratio

25
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It is used in cross-sectional study

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Prevalence ratio

26
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Interpreted similarly as relative risk

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Prevalence ratio

27
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Measure of the newly diagnosed cases with in a particular time period

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Incidence density ratio

28
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It determines if collected data results are significant

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ANOVA

29
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It is a comparison of more than two mean from independent unrelated groups

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One-way ANOVA

30
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When do use one-way ANOVA

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Studying groups performing or completing different task and studying groups based on attributes of characteristics

31
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What is the limitation of ANOVA

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Can only identified a qualitative presence of differences but not determine specifically which groups are different

32
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It is the probability or likeliness not a disease or other health outcome of interest with occurred during a specific period

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Risk

33
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It is a calculated ratio of incidence rate of a health condition or outcome into groups of people

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Relative risk

34
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It is a measure of association between a risk factor and the health outcome

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Relative risk