mod4 test Flashcards

1
Q

minimum # of screening tests that each state has for newborns

A

26

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2
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Two types of screening tests

A

Mass and Selective screening

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3
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Mass Screening

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Screening of a whole population regardless of risk
eg; newborn screening

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4
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Selective Screening

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Screening conducted on high risk populations

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5
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positive predictive value

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probability you actually have the disease
a/a+b

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6
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negative predictive value

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probability you don’t have the disease
d/c+d

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7
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Measures of Reliability and validity

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sensitivity
specificity
Positive predictive value
Negative predictive value

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8
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Three main newborn screening

A

Heart test
Blood Test
Hearing test

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9
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Sensitivity

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Ability to identify all with the disease during screening

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10
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Specificity

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ability to accurately ID all screened without disease

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11
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Incubation Period

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the period between exposure to an infection and the appearance of the first symptoms.

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12
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What does a new vaccine target first?

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Virulence

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13
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Three main points of the epidemiological triangle

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Agent
Environment
Host

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14
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Infectivity

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capacity to multiply in a host to produce a disease

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15
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Virulence

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severity of disease

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16
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Active Immunity

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Long lasting
eg: Vaccines, Natural Infection

17
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Passive Immunity

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Short-Lasting
eg: breast milk, fetal blood flow

18
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Outbreak Investigation

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  1. Recognize and define a problem
  2. Look at existing data
  3. Formulate Hypothesis
  4. Test Hypothesis
  5. Draw conclusions and create interventions
19
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Attack Rate

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ill/ill+well

20
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Relative risk

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(a/a+b)/(c/c+d)