A study is done to compare side effects for two different drugs used to treat a medical condition. Results are shown in...
A study is done to compare side effects for two different drugs used to treat a medical condition. Results are shown in the following table:
| Nausea? | ||
|---|---|---|
| Drug | Yes | No |
| Drug 1 | 49 | 73 |
| Drug 2 | 40 | 52 |
Find the risk of experiencing a nausea for Drug 1. [Answer to 3 decimal places.] 0.402
Find the risk of experiencing a nausea for Drug 2. [Answer to 3 decimal places.] 0.435
What is the relative risk of a nausea for Drug 1 compared to Drug 2? [Answer to 3 decimal places.] 0.924
What is the percent increase in the risk of a nausea for Drug 1 compared to Drug 2? [Answer to 1 decimal places. Do not type % in the box.] ____________
What is the odds ratio for comparing the odds of a nausea for Drug 1 compared to Drug 2? [Answer to 3 decimal places.]______________
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Find the risk of experiencing a nausea for Drug 1. [Answer
to 3 decimal places.] 0.444
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Your receipt no. is 156-2686
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Find the risk of experiencing a nausea for Drug 2. [Answer
to 3 decimal places.] 0.354
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What is the relative risk of a nausea for Drug 1 compared to
Drug 2? [Answer to 3...
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3. Two drugs are compared to see which of them is more likely to produce unpleasant side effects. Each of 100 subjects is given the two drugs on different occasions. The results are tabulated below Nausea with No nausea Nausea with drug3wit Nausea with drug A No nausea with A 38 10 2 50 Let pij denote the probabilities that a patient has a response in the ijth ce. For instance p12 denotes the...
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