NBME CBSE: PUBLIC HEALTH SCIENCES PT. 1
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What is high diagnostic sensitivity?
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1 Low incidence and prevalence 2 Low incidence and high prevalence
3 High incidence and prevalence 4 No incidence and low prevalence
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What is a case series? Description of clinical findings/symptoms for several patients with the same
diagnosis, treatment, or outcome.
, What is a cross-sectional study? Assesses the frequency of disease and risk-related factors in the present.
What is a case-control study? Retrospectively compares a group of people with a disease to a group without
the disease to determine if odds of prior exposure/risk factor differ.
What is a cohort study? Compares a group of people with a given exposure/risk factor to a group without
exposure to determine if the exposure/risk factor is associated with later
development of disease.
What is a twin concordance study? Compares the frequency with which both monozygotic twins vs both dizygotic
twins develop the same disease to measure heritability and influence of
environmental factors.
What is an adoption study? Compares behavioral traits/genetics in siblings raised by biological vs adoptive
parents to measure heritability and influence of environmental factors.
What is an ecological study? Compares the frequency of disease and risk-related factors across populations to
measure population data (not applicable to individuals).
What is a clinic therapeutic trial? An experimental study involving humans that compares the benefits of two or
more interventions.
What are the criteria for a high-quality clinical trial? Randomized, controlled, and double-blinded
What is a crossover clinical trial? Compares the effect of multiple treatments on a subject
What is the purpose of randomizing the order of To avoid bias
treatments in a crossover trial?
What is a washout period in a crossover trial? A period between treatments to eliminate any lingering effects
What is the advantage of using a crossover trial? Subjects serve as their own controls
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What is high diagnostic sensitivity?
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1 Low incidence and prevalence 2 Low incidence and high prevalence
3 High incidence and prevalence 4 No incidence and low prevalence
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Terms in this set (160) Hide definitions
What is a case series? Description of clinical findings/symptoms for several patients with the same
diagnosis, treatment, or outcome.
, What is a cross-sectional study? Assesses the frequency of disease and risk-related factors in the present.
What is a case-control study? Retrospectively compares a group of people with a disease to a group without
the disease to determine if odds of prior exposure/risk factor differ.
What is a cohort study? Compares a group of people with a given exposure/risk factor to a group without
exposure to determine if the exposure/risk factor is associated with later
development of disease.
What is a twin concordance study? Compares the frequency with which both monozygotic twins vs both dizygotic
twins develop the same disease to measure heritability and influence of
environmental factors.
What is an adoption study? Compares behavioral traits/genetics in siblings raised by biological vs adoptive
parents to measure heritability and influence of environmental factors.
What is an ecological study? Compares the frequency of disease and risk-related factors across populations to
measure population data (not applicable to individuals).
What is a clinic therapeutic trial? An experimental study involving humans that compares the benefits of two or
more interventions.
What are the criteria for a high-quality clinical trial? Randomized, controlled, and double-blinded
What is a crossover clinical trial? Compares the effect of multiple treatments on a subject
What is the purpose of randomizing the order of To avoid bias
treatments in a crossover trial?
What is a washout period in a crossover trial? A period between treatments to eliminate any lingering effects
What is the advantage of using a crossover trial? Subjects serve as their own controls
