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28 Cards in this Set

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probability that a person with a disease will have a positive result on a given test
sensitivity
probability that a person without a disease will have a negative result on a test
specificity
probability that a person with a positive test result has the disease
PPV
probability that a person with a negative test result is disease free
NPV
when does a test have a higher NPV value?
lower prevalence of disease
when does a test have a higher PPV value?
higher prevalence of the disease
compares the incidence of a disease in a group exposed to a particular risk factor with the incidence of those not exposed to the risk factor
relative risk
in what type of study is RR used?
cohort / prospective studies
compares the rate of exposure among those with and without a disease
odds ratio
in what type of study is OR used?
case-control / retrospective studies
when does OR approximate RR?
in rare diseases
table Disease +/-; Test +/-; formula for sensitivity
A/A+C
table Disease +/-; Test +/-; formula for specificity
d/(b+d)
table Disease +/-; Test +/-; formula for PPV
a/(a+b)
table Disease +/-; Test +/-; formula for NPV
d/(c+d)
table Disease +/-; exposure +/-; formula for RR
a/(a+b) / c/(c+d)
table Disease +/-; exposure +/-; formula for OR
ad/bc
formula for ARR
absolute risk or rate of adverse events in the placebo group minus absolute risk in treated patients
measures the risk accounted for by exposure to a given factor, taking into account the background of the disease
ARR
in what type of study is ARR or attributable risk used?
RCTs
in what type of study is RRR used?
RCT
ratio between two risks
RRR
this ratio can be deceptive
RRR
number of patients that would be needed to treat to prevent one event
NNT
formula for NNT
1/ARR
self-reporting of symptoms, exposures, feelings and other subjective data
surveys
studies that assess future outcomes relating to present or future events
prospective studies
studies that relate to outcomes from past events
retrospective studies