Set: Laboratory Quality Control and Stats.

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StatisticsThe science that deals with the collection, classification, analysis and interpretation of numerical facts of data.
MeanA number that represents a set of numbers in any of several ways determine by a rule involving all numbers of a set (the average).
MedianThe middle value in a distribution above and below which lie an equal number of values. Pertaining to or constituting the muddle value in a distribution.
ModeThe value or item occurring most frequently in a series of observations or statistical data
Standard DeviationA mathematical value describing the typical difference from the mean and is most commonlyused statistic for describing the dispersion of groups of single observations. Represented by the symbol "s".
Coefficient of Variation (CV)Scatter around the mean expressed in percent. A measure of the interdependence of 2 random variables that ranges in value from negative to positive.
Normal DistributionA theoretical frequency distribution represented by a normal curve
Normal RangeThe usual values for a healthy population; also known as "reference interval".
Random ErrorA type of analytical error; random error affects precision and is the basis for disagreement between repeated measurements.
Systematic ErrorA type of analytical error which arises from factors that contribute a constant difference, either positive or negative, and directly affects the estimate of the mean.
AccuracyThe extent to whiich a measurement agrees with the true value of the analyte being assayed
PrecisionThe ability to produce series of results that agree closely with each other (reproducibility)
ReliabilityThe measure of ability to achieve both accuracy and precision.
Quality Assurance (QA)All systematic actions necessary to provide the confidence in laboratory services.
Examples of Quality AssuranceQuality Control, Maintenance, Temperature logs, Background checks, Supervisory review.

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Created October 18, 2009
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