SPMM insights Flashcards
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Calculation for incidence and prevalence in groups 20%
It = (prevalence in exposed) x (incidence in exposed) + (1-prevalence in exposed)(Prevalence in non exposed)
What type of study looks at incidence rate
Cohort study (often retrospective)
Matching in which type of study
case control
Which bias common in mortality studies
attrition bias
Comparing two same outcomes - like cost of interventions - what type of study?
Cost minimisation
Comparing two different outcomes - like cost of interventions - what type of study?
Cost benefit
Calculation for prevalence
Prevalence = Incidence x Duration of illness
DT occurs what % in withdrawal
5%
Highest comorbidity in camhs with bipolar
Adhd
ADHD
First line ptsd Mx in children
CBT
OCD medication in kids
Sertraline
24 hours post birth high pitch cry, jittery, wakeful - which drug/withdrawal
Opioid
Tetrad of narcolpesy
Sleep paralysis, cataplexy, excessive sleepiness, hypnagogic hallucinations
Addictions - drug that prevent alcohol urges
Acamprosate - GABA
Unique cry after birth, self injurious behaviour, hypertelorism
Cri du chat
In mania or Depresssion of acute BPAD - which drug best
Olanzapine
Stereotypical hand movements, self play, active imagination - which drome?
Rett Syndrome
Slim elfin face, anxiety, phobias, hyperactivity, visual and motor deficits = Which drome
Williams syndrome
Population attributable risk calculation
PAR= prevalence x ARR
ARR= incidence in exposed - incidence in non exposed
What calculation cannot be done with case control or retrospective studies
Relative risk
PAF = Proportion with A x RR-1/1+(proportion with A x RR-1)
Go figure