Week 5 Flashcards

1
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definition of epidemiology

A

study of the distribution and determinants of health related states or events in specified populations, and the application of this study to control health problems

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2
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define endemic

A

An endemic is a disease outbreak that is consistently present but limited to a particular region. This makes the disease spread and rates predictable (malaria)

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3
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define epidemic

A

unexpected increase in the number of disease cases in a specific geographical area

(yellow fever, measles, polio)

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4
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define pandemic

A

worldwide epidemic

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5
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define prevalence

A

proportion of persons in a population who have disease of interest at a given point or period of time

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6
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define incidence

A

average percentage of unaffected persons who will develop disease of interest during a given period of time

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7
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descriptive studies are based on:

A

observation

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8
Q

descriptive studies look at _______ and _________

involve case ____, case _____ and ______ studies

A

populations and individuals

reports, series, cross sectional

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9
Q

analytic studies involve _____ and _____ studies

_______ vs _______

A

cohort (group of people), intervention (clinical trials, ultimate goal is to stop the disease)

retrospective (today and back) vs prospective (today and forward)

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10
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define sensitivity

A

proportion of subjects with disease who test positive

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11
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define specificity

A

proportion of subjects without disease who test negative

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12
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how to calculate sensitivity and specificity

A

sensitivity: (positive with disease/total)

specificity (negative without disease/total)

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13
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define odds ratio

A

ratio of the odds that cases were exposed to the odds that controls were exposed

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14
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how to calculate odds ratio

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15
Q

odds ratio >1:

odds ratio < 1:

odds ratio = 1:

A

harmful

protective

no association

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16
Q

Papillary-MarginalAttachment (PMA) Index

Schour & Massler 1948

___ - absence of inflammation

____– presence of inflammation

Massler 1967

P – scale ___-___

M, A –scale __-___

A

0

1

0-5

0-3

17
Q

Gingival Index

Loe & Silness 1963

0 =

1 =

2 =

3 =

A

normal

mild inflammation, no BOP

moderate inflammation, BOP

severe inflammation, spontaneous bleeding

18
Q

Plaque Index

Silness & Loe 1964

0 =

1 =

2 =

3 =

A

0 = no plaque

1 = a film of plaque recognized only by probe

2 = moderate accumulation can be seen by eye

3 = abundance of soft matter

19
Q

Periodontal Index

Russell 1956

0 =

1 =

2 =

(4) =

6 =

8 =

A

0 = negative

1 = mild gingivitis

2 = gingivitis, circumscribes the tooth

(4) = early resorption of alveolar crest on radiograph

6 = gingivitis with pocket formation

8 = advanced destruction of periodontium

20
Q

Community Periodontal Index of Treatment Needs (CPITN)

WHO 1977

0 =

1 =

2 =

3 =

4 =

A

0 – health

1 – bleeding on probing

2 – calculus presence, PD < 3.5 mm

3 – PD 4-5 mm

4 – PD > 6 mm

21
Q

define risk factors

A

Distinctive characteristics or exposures that increase the probability of developing periodontal disease

22
Q

Risk Factors of Periodontal Disease

A

Bacterial plague

Age

Gender

Race

Smoking

Systemic diseases

23
Q

Prevalence of Gingivitis

Highest prevalence occurs during ____-___ y/o group then gradually decreasing through ____-____ y/o group

____% aged 13 and older had at least one gingival bleeding site

A

13-17

35-44

54%

24
Q

Prevalence of Periodontitis

Aggressive periodontitis

Adolescents ~ ____-____% (1986-87)

Greater in black or whites?

greater in black males or females?

greater in white females or white males?

A

0.13-0.53%

black

black males

white females

25
Q

Prevalence of Chronic Periodontitis

Attachment loss increasing with ____

Maxillary ____ and mandibular _____ more likely have attachment loss

A

age

molars, incisors

26
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