CDC EPIDEMIOLOGY Flashcards
Compare food histories between persons with Staphylococcus food poisoning and those without.
CHOICES: DISTRIBUTION, DETERMINANTS, APPLICATIONS
DETERMINANTS
Compare frequency of brain cancer among anatomists with frequency in General population.
DETERMINANTS
Mark on a map the Residences of all children born with birth defects within 2 miles of a hazardous waste site.
DISTRIBUTION
Graph The number of cases of congenital syphilis By year for The country.
DISTRIBUTION
Recommend that close contracts of a Child recently reported with meningococcal Meningitis receive Rifampin.
APPLICATION
Comparing persons with symptomatic versus asymptomatic Chlamydia infection to identify predictors.
ANALYTIC STUDIES
Conducting an analysis of patient flow at The public health clinic to determine waiting Times for clinic patients.
EVALUATION
Interviewing persons infected with COVID-19 to identify the people they encountered the past 3-4 weeks.
FIELD INVESTIGATION
Developing guidelines/criteria about which patients coming to the clinic should be Screened (tested) for Chlamydia infection.
POLICY DEVELOPMENT.
Meeting with directors of HIV Hygiene Clinics and partner hospitals to discuss HIV testing and reporting.
LINKAGES
Reviewing reporma of test results for Chlamydia trachomatis from public hospitals in Puerto Princesa City, Palawan.
PUBLIC HEALTH SURVEILLANCE
Representative sample residents were telephone and asked How much they exercise each week and whether they currently have (have ever been diagnosed with) heart disease.
Choices:
A Experimental B Observational Cohort C Observational case-control D Observational cross-sectional E Not an analytical or epidemiologic study.
D OBSERVATIONAL CROSS-SECTIONAL
Occurence of cancer was identified between April 1991 and July 2002 for 50,000 troops who served in The first Gulf war (ended April 1991) and 50,000 troops who served elsewhere during The same period.
Choices:
A Experimental B Observational Cohort C Observational case-control D Observational cross-sectional E Not an analytical or epidemiologic study.
B OBSERVATIONAL COHORT
Persons diagnosed with new-observe Lime disease were asked How often they walk through Woods, used insect repellany, wear short sleeve and pants, etc. Twice as many patients without Lyme disease from The sane physician’s practice were asked the same questions, and the responses in the two groups were compared.
Choices:
A Experimental B Observational Cohort C Observational case-control D Observational cross-sectional E Not an analytical or epidemiologic study.
C OBSERVATIONAL CASE-CONTROL
Subjects were children enrolled in a health maintenance organiation. At 2 months, each Child was randomly given one of two types of a new vaccine against Roy aviary s infection. Parents were called By a nurse two weeks later and asked whether the children had experienced Any of a list of side effects.
A EXPERIMENTAL