1
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How is relative risk calculated?
A
Risk of one thing/risk of another thing
2
Q
How is absolute risk calculated?
A
Risk of one thing- risk of another thing (as a percentage)
Medicine
flashcards
Decks in class (42)
# Cards
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The Cell17
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Biological Macromolecule Structure15
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Chemistry Of Life8
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MSK Introduction13
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Cellular Metabolism6
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Introduction to Endocrinology17
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Cellular biology of neurones35
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Cell Differentiation and Tissues21
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MSK Intro 210
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Muscle Contraction29
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Adaptations to Exercise8
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Connective Tissue8
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Synaptic Transmission8
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Releasing Energy from Food without oxygen6
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Nervous System46
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Specialised Connective Tissue3
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Membrane Transport17
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Nervous System 215
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Membrane potentials19
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Epithelia19
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Cardiovascular System7
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Thorax40
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Principles of Imaging3
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Anatomy17
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Human Tubes17
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Cardiac Cycle27
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ECG19
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Abdomen100
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Breathing6
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Fluid compartments and pH regulation8
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PCS Unit 1 Questions13
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Lung function12
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Lung function Testing15
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Genitourinary System and Endocrinology122
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Digestion and absorption and Mobilisation57
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Upper limb128
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Pharmacology33
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Maths2
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PCS Unit 2 Questions9
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Head and Neck17
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Immunity55
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Neurobehavioral Medicine5
