EBM Applying Findings & Clinical Reasoning - Week 5 Flashcards

1
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Premature closure

A

Jumping to conclusions.

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2
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Diagnostic momentum

A

Jumping to conclusions.

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3
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Anchoring bias

A

Ignoring observations that conflict w proposed diagnosis.

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4
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Confirmation bias

A

Ignoring observations that conflict w proposed diagnosis.

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5
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Availability bias

A

‘The last case you saw.’

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6
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Memorability bias

A

‘The last case you saw.’

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7
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Framing bias

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‘Overly influenced by the context.’

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8
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Affective bias

A

Emotional influence.

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9
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Sensitivity

A

Remember snip
Proportion w the disease who test positive.

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10
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Specificity

A

Remember spin
Proportion w/out the disease who test negative.

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11
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What is a likelihood ratio?

A

Expresses how many times more or less likely a test result is to be found in diseased populations, compared to non-diseased populations.

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12
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Odds = ___/___ re probability

A

Probability/1-pr

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13
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Probability = ___/___ re odds

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Odds/1+odds

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14
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What is the point of a nomogram?

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Allows conversion btw pre-test & post-test probability w/out having to calculate the odds on the way through.

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15
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LR+

A

Probability +ve test in a person w disease/probability of a +ve test in person w/out disease (sensitivity/1-specificity)

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16
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LR-

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Probability -ve test in a person w/out disease/probability of a -ve test in a person w disease (1-sensitivity/specificity)

17
Q

What LR characterises the best test for ruling in or ruling out a disease?

A

LR+ greatest
LR- smallest

18
Q

PPV vs NPV

A

PPV - proportion w +ve test who have disease
NPV - proportion w -ve test who don’t have disease
Remember test focused, not disease focused.

19
Q

PPV vs NPV

A

PPV - proportion w +ve test who have disease
NPV - proportion w -ve test who don’t have disease
Remember test focused, not disease focused like snip & spin.

20
Q

What does the length btw 2 x horizontal points of a forest plot diamond indicate?

A

95% CI.