Ace Your First Aid for the USMLE Step 1 (2020) Classes and Exams with Picmonic: #1 Visual Mnemonic Study Tool for Physician Assistant (PA) Students
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First Aid for the USMLE Step 1 (2020) | Physician Assistant (PA) School Study Aid
Cross-Sectional Study
- Observational
- (Asks) "What's Happening?"
- Data at One Specific Point in Time
- (Finds) Frequency of Disease
- Measurement
- Prevalence
49 secs
Case Control Study
- Observational
- Retrospective
- Compares those with disease to those without
- (Asks) "What happened?"
- Measurement
- Odds Ratio
47 secs
Cohort Study
- Observational
- Longitudinal
- Studies risk from exposure
- Retrospective
- (Asks) "Who developed disease?"
- Prospective
- (Asks) "Who will develop disease?"
1 min
Common Statistical Tests
- Determine If Comparing Numerical Or Categorical Variables
- Numerical Variables
- T-Test For Comparing Means Of Two Groups
- ANOVA For Comparing Means In Greater Than Three Groups
- Comparing Mean Values On Normal/Bell Distribution
- Categorical Variables
- Chi-Squared Test For Comparing Categorical Outcomes In Large Sample Sizes
- Fisher's Exact Test For Comparing Categorical Outcomes In Small Sample Sizes
4 mins
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