Cross-Sectional Studies Flashcards

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examines the relationship between diseases and other variables of interest as they exist in a defined population at one particular time

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cross-sectional studies

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2
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examine association at a single point in time

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cross-sectional studies

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3
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measure exposure prevalence in relation to disease prevalence

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cross-sectional studies

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4
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cross-sectional studies cannot infer ________ between exposure and disease if exposure is a changeable characteristic

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temporal sequence

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5
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advantages of cross-sectional studies

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generalizability and low cost

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6
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a type of selection bias in cohort studies that results from comparing an exposed group of workers to the general population

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healthy worker effect

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occurs because death and disease rates among a working population are usually lower than those of the general population

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healthy worker effect

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