Measures of Disease Occurence Flashcards

1
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Value obtained by dividing one quantity by another

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Ratio

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2
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A fraction in which a numerator is not part of the denominator

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Ratio

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3
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Ratio in which numerator is part of the denominator

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Proportion

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4
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Expressed in percentage

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Proportion

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5
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Denominator involves measure of time

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Rate

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6
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MEasure risks associated with exposure and provide information about the speed of development of the disesase

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Rate

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7
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SImplest most frequently performed quantitative measure in epidemiology

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Counts

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8
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Number of cases of a disease

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Counts

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9
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Number of new case of disease that develop

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Incidence

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10
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Risk associated with certain exposure during specific period

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Incidence measure

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11
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MEasures of incidence

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1 - cumulative (all members are follow up)

2- incidence (if cumulatiive cannot be computed due to non uniformity of follow up)

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12
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Total number of existing cases of disease in a population at one point in time

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Existing case

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13
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Proportion of a popoulation with a certain disease at a given point int time

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Prevalence

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14
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PRobability that a randomly chosen individuals has the disease

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Prevalence

of existing cases/ total population

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15
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Cases, disease health conditions or deaths that exist at a particular point in time relative to a specific population from which cases are derived

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Point prevalence

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16
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Refers to all cases of disease within period of time

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Period PRevalence

17
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Denostes cases diagnosed at any time during a persons lifetime

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Lifetime prevalence

18
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Type of rate that has not been modified to take account any factors that may affect the observed rate

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Crude rate

19
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Summary rates based on actual events in population over a given period of time

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Crude rate

20
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Number of deaths due to a disaea that ccur among person who are afflicted with the disease

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Case fatality rate

21
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Provides a measure of lethality of a disaes

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Case fatality rate

22
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Used as health index of the health status od a nation

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Infantile Mortality rate

23
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Denomnator should be pregnancy numbers

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Maternal Mortality rate

24
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USeful in setting priotities for funding health programs

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Cause-Specific Rate

25
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Number of deaths within a populationdue to a specific disease or cause

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Proportional mortality ratio