Table 10.10 reports that the 95% CI for the odds ratio of a recurrent haemorrhoid at 12
Question:
Table 10.10 reports that the 95% CI for the odds ratio of a recurrent haemorrhoid at 12 months between males and females, after adjustment for age, previous treatment and group is:
0.77 to 1.90.
Which ONE of the following statements is CORRECT?
A. The above 95% CI contains the true population odds ratio for a recurrent haemorrhoid at 12 months between males and females, after adjustment for age, previous treatment and group.
B. The 95% CI, for the odds ratio, is calculated as ±3 SEs away from the odds ratio for a recurrent haemorrhoid at 12 months between males and females.
C. There is a probability of 0.95 that the population odds ratio for a recurrent haemorrhoid at 12 months between males and females, after adjustment for age, previous treatment and group lies between 0.77 and 1.90.
D. The 95% CI for the odds ratio for a recurrent haemorrhoid at 12 months between males and females, after adjustment for age, previous treatment and group is statistically significant and potentially clinically important.
E. The above 95% CI is likely to contain the true population odds ratio for a recurrent haemorrhoid at 12 months between males and females, after adjustment for age, previous treatment.
Table 10.10
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Medical Statistics A Textbook For The Health Sciences
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