Statistics Flashcards

1
Q

Sensitivity calculation

A

True positives/number of people with disease

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2
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Specificity calculation

A

True negatives/number of people without the disease

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3
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Positive predictive value calculation

A

True positives/all positives

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4
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Negative predictive value calculation

A

True negatives/all negatives

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5
Q

Positive likelihood ratio calculation

A

Sensitivity/(1-specificity)

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6
Q

Negative likelihood ratio calculation

A

(1-sensitivity)/specificity

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7
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Variance calculation

A

(Value - mean) squared for each value and sum them
Divide by n-1

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8
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SD calculation

A

Square root of variance

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9
Q

What percentage of data is within 1 SD of mean?

A

68%

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10
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What percentage of data is within 2 SDs of mean?

A

95%

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11
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What percentage of data is within 3 SDs of mean?

A

99.7%

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12
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What is the coefficient of variation?

A

SD as a percentage of the mean

SD / mean x 100

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13
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SEM calculation

A

SD / square root of n
or
square root of SD squared / n

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14
Q

How do you normalise skewed data?

A

Take the log, square root, square, or reciprocal (1/x)

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15
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95% CI calculation

A

+/- SEM x 1.96

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16
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Calculation of SD in binomial sample

A

p = proportion e.g. 40%
p x (1-p)

17
Q

Calculation of SEM in binomial sample

A

square root of: p x (1-p) / n

18
Q

What is Poisson distribution?

A

Number of occurrences of an events per unit of time (distribution of discrete data)
Variance = mean

19
Q

SD calculation for Poisson distribution?

A

Squre root of mean
(mean = variance)

20
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Types of data

A

Nominal - naming scale e.g. eye colour
Ordinal - ordered values e.g. first, second, third
Discrete - integers
Continues - can be non-whole numbers
Interval - distance between values is the same and can be +ve or -ve e.g. 1, 2 ,3 or 5, 10, 15
Ratio - interval scale with fixed 0 e.g. height, weight

21
Q

Statistical test for correlation between two variables

A

Normal - Pearson’s coefficient
Non-normal - Spearman’s ranked coefficient

23
Q

Z score calculation?

A

(Value - mean) / SD

24
Q

Maternal mortality ratio

A

Maternal deaths per 100,000 live births in a year
(8.2 in UK in 2008)

25
Maternal mortality rate
Maternal deaths per 1000 women of reproductive age
26
Perinatal mortality rate
Number of stillbirths and deaths in first week of life per 1000 live births (8 in 1000 in UK)
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Perinatal mortality rate
Number of stillbirths from 22/40 and deaths in first week of life per 1000 live births (8 in 1000 in UK)