OSCE Critical Appraisal Flashcards

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Likelihood ratio

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Ratio of the probability that the result is correct to probability that the result is incorrect
Negative LR for negative test result
Positive LR for positive test result
Can be applied to bayes theorem

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Define cohort study

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Group of people with similar characteristics;
Acute and episodic vestibular syndromes

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Define prospective longitudinal study

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Patients enrolled and observations recorded going forward over time

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4
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Define sensitivity

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Of the true positives (central cause) Proportion of people that tested positive

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5
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Define specificity

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Of true negatives (not central) proportion of those that tested negative

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Negative predictive value

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Proportion of people who test negative that are negative for the condition (central vertigo)

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Positive predictive value

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Proportion of patients that tested positive that have the condition (central vertigo)

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Predictive values dependent on

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Prevalence of condition (central vertigo)
Low prevalence gives high negative predictive value

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Likelihood ratio in application

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Bayes theorem
Using a pre test probability and a LR will give you a post test probability.

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