EPI LAB CHAPTER 1 Flashcards

1
Q

Single most common method
to remove the biasing effect of
different age structures in different
populations.

A

Direct Standardization

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2
Q

Is used if ASDRs are unavailable in
the population whose crude death
rate needs to be adjusted

A

Indirect Standardization

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3
Q

Used if the population to be
standardized is small.

A

Indirect Standardization

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4
Q

It shows the total number of deaths
that would have occurred in the
standard population if the
individual’s ADRs were applied.

A

Direct Standardization

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5
Q

Is a measure of one characteristic
of the natural growth or increase in
a population.

A

Crude Birth Rate

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6
Q

It measures the risk of dying from
causes related to pregnancy,
childbirth, and puerperium.

A

Maternal Mortality Rate

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7
Q

A useful measure of the progress of
a nation in providing adequate
nutrition and medical care for
pregnant women.

A

Maternal Mortality Rate

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8
Q

Is the number of live births divided
by the midperiod population.

A

Crude Birth Rate

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9
Q

It is a good index of the general
health condition of a community
since it reflects the changes in the
environment and medical
conditions of a community.

A

Infant Mortality Rate

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10
Q

May serve as an index of the effects
of prenatal care and obstetrical
management on the newborn.

A

Neonatal Mortality Rate

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11
Q

Approximation of the perinatal
mortality rate in which the
denominator does not include
stillbirths.

A

Perinatal Mortality Ratio

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12
Q

When a population is divided into
more homogenous subgroups
based on particular characteristics
of interests.

A

Specific Rate

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13
Q

Measures the impact of a certain
cause in the population in terms of
mortality

A

Cause-specific death rate

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14
Q

Proportion of persons who have a condition during a particular time.

A

Prevalence

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15
Q

Transition from well to ill

A

Incidence

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16
Q

Persons unaffected at the
beginning but experience a risk
event during the study period.

A

Risk

17
Q

Useful for comparing disease frequency in different locations, at different times, or among different groups.

A

Rate

18
Q

Proportion of the
population that
develops illness
during an
outbreak.

A

Attack rate or incidence proportion

19
Q

Proportion of the
population that has
a health condition
at a point in time.

A

Prevalence rate

20
Q

Proportion of
persons with the
disease who die
from it.

A

Case-fatality rate