Assalamualaikum. In the name of Allah the Most Beneficent the Most Merciful.
Just want to share with you all.
Choose Tests
Scroll down to the last part to see the table. Hope it helps us understand.
P/S: Who copied the table of tests that day? (the one Dr Jamal talked about Superman snd Spearman) Please share with us. May Allah bless us all.
Saturday, May 28
Friday, May 27
Environmental Health DSL
Assalamualaikum. In the Name of Allah the Most Beneficent the Most Merciful.
Solid Waste Management
Sewage Management
Happy DSL! :D
With LOTS of LOVE,
from ACAD the AWESOME.
Solid Waste Management
Sewage Management
Happy DSL! :D
With LOTS of LOVE,
from ACAD the AWESOME.
Thursday, May 26
Wednesday, May 25
Monday, May 23
Saturday, May 21
Friday, May 20
Group D survey
Salams,
This is a representative from group D. We would like your cooperation to assist us in completing our research. So, we hope that you can answer our questionnaire honestly ^_^.
B4 you answer, make sure that you have your EBE results conveniently stored in your memory or next to you.
Please answer after 9.00pm, 20th May 2011 and before 9.00pm 22nd May 2011
This is the link to our survey
Group D Mini Research
Please answer completely, and answer only ONCE.
Lastly, may Allah bless your efforts in helping your fellow colleagues, and may He reward you.
This is a representative from group D. We would like your cooperation to assist us in completing our research. So, we hope that you can answer our questionnaire honestly ^_^.
B4 you answer, make sure that you have your EBE results conveniently stored in your memory or next to you.
Please answer after 9.00pm, 20th May 2011 and before 9.00pm 22nd May 2011
This is the link to our survey
Group D Mini Research
Please answer completely, and answer only ONCE.
Lastly, may Allah bless your efforts in helping your fellow colleagues, and may He reward you.
Saw it somewhere
"The zina of the eyes is the gaze (at that which is unlawful, eg. Nudity); the zina of the ears is to listen (to talks of nudity which excites the carnal desire); the zina of the tongue is to speak (what is evil); the zina of the hand is to touch (the female which is unlawful to you); the zina of the feet is to walk (towards immorality); the zina of the heart is to desire (what is unlawful), and it is the private parts which either commits or shuns the actual act of fornication."
Muslim 4/1397, no. 6421, 6422
Muslim 4/1397, no. 6421, 6422
Tuesday, May 17
Stress Assessment Survey
Stress Assessment Survey
Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh,
Dear brothers and sisters of Zenith, we from Group C would like you to spend some of your precious time to answer our survey. This survey is necessary for our research regarding Stress and Stressors among IIUM Medical students.
This form consists of 3 parts. Do not take your time too much answering any one of these question. You are expected to spend about 10 minutes to complete this survey. Please be willing to complete this form. Your kindness and cooperation is truly appreciated. May Allah bless you all.
If the link above does not work, please GO HERE and click SAS to begin the survey.
Please complete the questionnaire before 22 May 2011, Midnight. The deadline has been postponed to 24 May 2011, Tuesday.
Please answer as truthfully and honestly as possible. Thank you very much =)
Mouthful of Risks and Ratios
Assalamualaikum. In the Name of Allah the Most Beneficent the Most Merciful.
This block we learnt a lot about all kinds of risks and ratios. I get confused. So I'd like to share the following with those who are as confused as I am. They're just explanations that makes you understand. Don't quote me in the exams... :P (definitions are from Wiki, so... hehehehe...)
Relative risk and attributable risk
Relative risk (RR):
Relative risk (RR) is the risk of an event (or of developing a disease) relative to exposure. Relative risk is a ratio of the probability of the event occurring in the exposed group versus a non-exposed group.
It's like, group A smoke and group B don't smoke. In the end, group A with lung cancer vs group B with lung cancer, the ratio is measured. Of course la group A is more right? So if the RR is greater than 1.0, it indicates a positive association. If RR is smaller than 1.0, it indicates a protective effect.
Attributable risk:
Attributable risk is the difference in rate of a condition between an exposed population and an unexposed population.
It's like, [the incidence of lung CA in group A] - [the incidence of lung CA in group B]. Note that this time it's minus (tolak, whatever you call it in BM), not RATIO wor...
Absolute and Relative Risk
Absolute risk:
It's like, hmmm, just plain risk. Like, if you eat Nasi Lemak, the risk of you falling asleep in class is 90%. Something like that. Just plain risk, not much comparison.
Odds ratio:
This is a bit odd. You see the equation is like "ad/bc" WTH? It is the ratio of the ratio of two outcomes. WTH again. Simple actually.
First you have that D+ D- and E+ E- table right? (the 2 by 2 or conventional table). First you have the diseased group, both exposed and not exposed. OK, find the ratio between Exposed : Not Exposed, under this Disease group. Then you have the no-disease group, find the ratio of Exposed : Not Exposed again. Now you have two ratios, one for each outcome right? OK, then, you find the ratio between these two outcomes.
To make it simple (if you still can't understand...), use the table in our notes that has the letters a b c d:
First ratio I told you to find [ a : c ]
Then I told you to find [ b : d ]
Then, for Odds Ratio, you're supposed to find [ a : c ] : [ b : d ]
I know it looks different from the original formula, ad/bc; so [ a : c ] : [ b : d ] can be simplified into:
[a : c] : [b : d]
= ( a / c ) / ( b / d )
= ( a / c ) x ( d / b )
= ( a d ) / ( c b ) [it's from the notes laa...]
I'll add more if I found any.
This block we learnt a lot about all kinds of risks and ratios. I get confused. So I'd like to share the following with those who are as confused as I am. They're just explanations that makes you understand. Don't quote me in the exams... :P (definitions are from Wiki, so... hehehehe...)
Relative risk and attributable risk
Relative risk (RR):
Relative risk (RR) is the risk of an event (or of developing a disease) relative to exposure. Relative risk is a ratio of the probability of the event occurring in the exposed group versus a non-exposed group.
It's like, group A smoke and group B don't smoke. In the end, group A with lung cancer vs group B with lung cancer, the ratio is measured. Of course la group A is more right? So if the RR is greater than 1.0, it indicates a positive association. If RR is smaller than 1.0, it indicates a protective effect.
Attributable risk:
Attributable risk is the difference in rate of a condition between an exposed population and an unexposed population.
It's like, [the incidence of lung CA in group A] - [the incidence of lung CA in group B]. Note that this time it's minus (tolak, whatever you call it in BM), not RATIO wor...
Absolute and Relative Risk
Absolute risk:
It's like, hmmm, just plain risk. Like, if you eat Nasi Lemak, the risk of you falling asleep in class is 90%. Something like that. Just plain risk, not much comparison.
Odds ratio:
This is a bit odd. You see the equation is like "ad/bc" WTH? It is the ratio of the ratio of two outcomes. WTH again. Simple actually.
First you have that D+ D- and E+ E- table right? (the 2 by 2 or conventional table). First you have the diseased group, both exposed and not exposed. OK, find the ratio between Exposed : Not Exposed, under this Disease group. Then you have the no-disease group, find the ratio of Exposed : Not Exposed again. Now you have two ratios, one for each outcome right? OK, then, you find the ratio between these two outcomes.
To make it simple (if you still can't understand...), use the table in our notes that has the letters a b c d:
First ratio I told you to find [ a : c ]
Then I told you to find [ b : d ]
Then, for Odds Ratio, you're supposed to find [ a : c ] : [ b : d ]
I know it looks different from the original formula, ad/bc; so [ a : c ] : [ b : d ] can be simplified into:
[a : c] : [b : d]
= ( a / c ) / ( b / d )
= ( a / c ) x ( d / b )
= ( a d ) / ( c b ) [it's from the notes laa...]
I'll add more if I found any.
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