Measures of Association Flashcards

1
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List all of the M.O.A.

A

Risk ratio (cumulative incidence ratio)
• Odds ratio
• Incidence rate ratio

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2
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How to calculate relative risk/risk ratio

A

R exposed= a/a+b
R unexposed= c/c+d
RR=a/a+b/c/c+d

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3
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If RR=1 then…

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− Risk in exposed = Risk in non-exposed − No

association

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4
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If RR>1 then…

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Risk in exposed > Risk in non-exposed −

Positive association; ? causal

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5
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• If RR<1 then…

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− Risk in exposed < Risk in non-exposed −

Negative association; ? protective

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6
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What does risk (ratio) mean

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• Probability of developing a given disease
-Risk =
Number of new cases of disease/Number of persons followed/at risk

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7
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What is the null hypothesis for RR

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RR = 1

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8
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What is odds ratio

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Odds ratio is a ratio of the odds of an event under contrasting conditions (exposed and unexposed)

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9
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How do you calculate odds ratio

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OD|E / OD|UE = (a/b)/(c/d) = ad/bc

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10
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What is the null hypothesis for odds ratio

A

OR=1

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11
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What is the MOA used for cross sectional studies

A

prevalence OR

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12
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What is the MOA fro case control studies

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OR

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13
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What is the MOA used for RCT

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RR

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