What is the equation for attributable risk percent in the exposed (ARPexposed)?_____
#2
_____ studies are observational studies that compares groups with a given exposure or risk factor to a group without such exposure
#3
_____ studies are useful for calculating relative risk (RR)
#4
_____ studies are observational studies that compare a group of people with disease to a group without disease
#5
_____ surveys are observational studies that compare a frequency of disease and frequency of risk related factors at one time point
#6
Which type of observational study is best for studying rare diseases? _____
#7
relative risk (epidemiology)
#8
odds ratio (epidemiology)
#9
What is the unit for measuring outcomes in a case-control study?
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Flashcard 1: What is the equation for attributable risk percent in the exposed (ARPexposed)?_____
Answer: ARPexposed = 100 x [(RR-1)/RR]
Flashcard 2: _____ studies are observational studies that compares groups with a given exposure or risk factor to a group without such exposure
Answer: Cohort
Flashcard 3: _____ studies are useful for calculating relative risk (RR)
Answer: Cohort
Flashcard 4: _____ studies are observational studies that compare a group of people with disease to a group without disease
Answer: Case-control
Flashcard 5: _____ surveys are observational studies that compare a frequency of disease and frequency of risk related factors at one time point
Answer: Cross-sectional
Flashcard 6: Which type of observational study is best for studying rare diseases? _____
Answer: Case-control studies
Flashcard 7: relative risk (epidemiology)
Answer: Risk of developing disease for exposed group dividided by risk of developing disease in unexposed group
Flashcard 8: odds ratio (epidemiology)
Answer: Odds that the those with disease were exposed divided by odds that those without disease were exposed
Flashcard 9: What is the unit for measuring outcomes in a case-control study?
Answer: odds ratio (OR)
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