Basic - Math/Stats Flashcards

1
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The PT measures the clotting time of the (extrinsic / intrinsic) and common pathways of coagulation

A

Extrinsic

  • involves factor VII
  • Short half life 4-6 hrs
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2
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Vit K dependent factors

A

1972

10, 9, 7, 2

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3
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_____ test used where there is ONE population with respect to TWO variables w/ NUMERICAL data
- ie: subject’s BP are measured prior to a tx for HTN, and same subjects are tested again after tx

A

Paired T test

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4
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____ test used to compare TWO populations with respect to SINGLE variable w/ NUMERICAL data
- ie: MAP (single variable) of one group of pts receiving IV labetalol, and a separate group receiving IV hydralazine

A

Unpaired T test

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5
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____ test is used for comparison of TWO or more populations with respect to a SINGLE variable with CATEGORICAL data

A

Chi-square

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6
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POWER = ?

A

1-Beta

Chance of correctly rejecting the null hypothesis (Ho) when the alternative hypothesis (Ha) is actually true

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7
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How to calculate Standard error of the mean (SE)?

A

Std Deviation / square root sample size

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8
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In a normal distribution (68%, 95%, 98%), what % is the data greater than one std deviation to the RIGHT (or left) of the mean?

A

16%

*One std dev to the R is 13.6%
Two std dev to the R is 13.6% + 2.1% = (15.9%)
3 Std dev to the R is 13.6% + 2.1% + 0.2% = (16%)

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9
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Ways to increase power?

A
  1. Increase alpha (decrease type II error)
  2. Decrease population variability
  3. Increase sample size
  4. Make diff btwn conditions greater (decrease type II error)
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10
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What test do you want to use when you want to:
Compare 2 diff groups:
Compare more than 2 diff groups:
Compare 2 paired groups:

A

Compare 2 diff groups: Two sample (unpaired) T-test or Chi squared
Compare more than 2 diff groups: one way ANOVA
Compare 2 paired groups: Paired T test

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11
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Primary theory of IV regional anesthesia?

A

LA through the vascular bed reaching peripheral nerves

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12
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What type of data does chi square test compare?

A

nonparametric test to compare nominal or ordinal data

ordinal (categorical)

  • pain score
  • Annual income

nominal data

  • gender
  • eye color
  • occupation
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13
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What is a type 1 error?

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False Positive

  • incorrectly accepting alternative hypothesis Ha
  • alpha error
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14
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What is a type 2 error?

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False negative

  • incorrectly accepting null hypothesis Ho
  • beta error
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15
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Most factors are reduced in liver disease, which ones are INCREASED?

A

Factor VIII and vWF

- produced extra-hepatically in endothelial cells

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16
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What should plt count and fibrinogen be in a pt with liver disease undergoing

  • high risk surgery
  • gen surgery
A
  • high risk surgery: > 100
  • gen surgery: 50-60

Fibrinogen > 100