Introduction Flashcards

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Q

What is statistics?

A

Science of
-collection
-organisation
-analysis
-interpretation
-presentation
of numerical data

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2
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Statistics

A

Making sense of data

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3
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organised

A

classified based on gender

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4
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Analysed

A

mean, median…

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5
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Medical statistics

A

Statistics in medicine and health science

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6
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Biostatistics

A

Wider term; may include Humans, plants and biology

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7
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Variable

A

Characteristics that can be measured/counted

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8
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Example of variable

A

Age, height

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9
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Data

A

Measurements/ observations that are collected as a source of information.

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10
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Population

A

Group from which a sample is drawn

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Sample

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A group of a population that can represent the whole population

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12
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What are keywords in biostatistics?

A

-Variable
-Data
-Sample
-Population

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13
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Research depends on…?

A

Biostatistics

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14
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What is the use of biostatistics?

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Aid in precision and accuracy of data in clinical research.

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