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1. What is the main difference between incidence and prevalence?
A. Incidence counts new cases; prevalence counts existing cases
B. Incidence counts deaths; prevalence counts births
C. Incidence measures literacy; prevalence measures income
D. Both always use identical denominators and time interpretations
Explanation: 1. Incidence = new cases in a period; Prevalence = existing cases at a point/period.
2. Prevalence is influenced by both incidence and duration of the condition.
3. They answer different epidemiological questions.
2. Prevalence is influenced by both incidence and duration of the condition.
3. They answer different epidemiological questions.
2. Which measure is most appropriate for comparing new disease occurrence when follow-up times differ between participants?
A. Point prevalence
B. Incidence rate using person-time
C. Crude birth rate
D. Literacy rate
Explanation: 1. Incidence rate uses person-time as the denominator.
2. It accounts for different lengths of observation among participants.
3. It is preferred when follow-up times vary.
2. It accounts for different lengths of observation among participants.
3. It is preferred when follow-up times vary.
3. Which denominator is commonly used for the crude death rate?
A. Number of pregnancies
B. Number of live births only
C. Mid-year population
D. Number of hospital beds
Explanation: 1. Crude death rate = (total deaths / mid-year population) × 1,000 (or 100,000).
2. Mid-year population is the standard denominator.
3. It includes all deaths from all causes in the population.
2. Mid-year population is the standard denominator.
3. It includes all deaths from all causes in the population.
4. Which statement best describes the case-fatality proportion?
A. The proportion of the entire population that is ill
B. The proportion of diagnosed cases of a specified disease who die from it within a defined period
C. The number of births per 1,000 population
D. The number of new cases per person-time
Explanation: 1. Case-fatality = (deaths from the disease / cases of the disease) × 100.
2. It measures the severity of a disease among those who have it.
3. It is not a population prevalence or incidence measure.
2. It measures the severity of a disease among those who have it.
3. It is not a population prevalence or incidence measure.
5. Which term refers to illness or disease within a population?
A. Mortality
B. Morbidity
C. Fertility
D. Natality
Explanation: 1. Morbidity = illness, disease or disability in a population.
2. Mortality = deaths.
3. The two terms are not interchangeable.
2. Mortality = deaths.
3. The two terms are not interchangeable.
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