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Question #1
Descriptive studies are a great tool to provide evidence of the association between exposure and outcome?
A.
TRUE
B.
FALSE
Question #2
Which study descriptive study design used individual level data (mark all that apply)
A.
case study
B.
case series
C.
ecological study
Question #3
Which is true about case studies?
A.
is might be difficult to recruit a control group
B.
cases and controls are not always comparable
C.
no comparison group
Question #4
Is the transmission of meningitis described above direct or indirect?
A.
indirect
B.
direct
C.
no answer provided
Question #5
Imagine that in January 2018, 1500 cases of meningitis were diagnosed among CSUN students. Would this represent an occurrence of disease that is:
A.
there is not enough information to determine
B.
epidemic
C.
endemic
D.
pandemic
Question #6
What is the most likely agent for cases of meningitis at CSUN?
A.
Haemophilus influenzae
B.
Neisseria meningitidis
C.
Streptococcus pneumoniae
D.
Group B Streptococcus
Question #7
What is the one feature that distinguishes experimental studies from observational studies?
A.
Investigator assigns the exposure
B.
IRB Review
C.
A comparison group
D.
An Incentive for the particpants
Question #8
Epidemiological research is designed to test
A.
the impact of bias on research
B.
the impact of an exposure on an outcome
C.
the impact of research on bias
D.
the impact of an outcome on an exposure
Question #9
Randomization removes all possible investigator bias.
A.
FALSE
B.
TRUE
Question #10
Placebos can help to maintain blinding of:
A.
both investigator and participant
B.
the research participant
C.
the investigator
Question #11
You want to study the potential for a new dance shoe for tap dancers to prevent ankle injuries. You design an experimental trial where one group dances in the new and improved shoe and they other group wears the traditional shoe. From your literature review, you are aware that female tap dancers are more prone to sprained ankles than male tap dancers. What is the best tool to help you determine if you results are related to the difference in shoes between the two groups or something else?
A.
selection bias
B.
randomization
C.
stratification
Question #12
Who is John Snow?
A.
the father of modern epidemology
B.
an HIV researcher
C.
a current CDC epidemiologist
D.
No answer text provided.
Question #13
What is an example of a primary prevention tool?
A.
filling a cavity
B.
birth control bill
C.
annual mammograms
D.
tylenol to treat a headache
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