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Gordis Epidemiology 6th Edition
By David D Celentano Latest Update.
,TABLE OF CONTENTS
chapter 1introduction ....................................................................................................................... 2
chapter 2: the dynamic of disease transmission ............................................................................... 6
chapter 03: the occurrence of disease: i. diseasesurveillance andmeasures of morbidity .................. 18
celentano: gordis epidemiology, 6theditionmultiple choice ......................................................... 18
chapter 04: the occurrence of disease: ii. mortality and othermeasuresof disease impact ............... 27
celentano: gordis epidemiology, 6theditionmultiple choice ......................................................... 27
chapter 05: assessing the validity and reliability ofdiagnostic andscreening tests ............................ 45
celentano: gordis epidemiology, 6theditionmultiple choice ......................................................... 45
chapter 06: the natural history of disease: ways of expressingprognosis ......................................... 59
celentano: gordis epidemiology, 6theditionmultiple choice ........................................................ 59
chapter 07: observational studiescelentano: gordis epidemiology, 6th editionmultiple choice ........ 68
chapter 08: cohort studies .............................................................................................................. 78
celentano: gordis epidemiology, 6theditionmultiple choice ............................................................. 78
chapter 9 ....................................................................................................................................... 84
chapter 10: assessing preventive and therapeutic measures:randomizedtrials ................................. 85
celentano: gordis epidemiology, 6theditiontest bank................................................................. 85
chapter 11: randomized trials: some further issues ........................................................................... 89
celentano: gordis epidemiology, 6theditionmultiple choice ............................................................. 89
chapter 12: estimating risk: is there an association? ......................................................................... 90
celentano: gordis epidemiology, 6theditionmultiple choice ............................................................. 90
chapter 13: more on risk: estimating the potential for prevention .................................................... 109
celentano: gordis epidemiology, 6theditionmultiple choice ....................................................... 109
chapter 14: from association to causation: deriving inferencesfromepidemiologic studies 120
celentano: gordis epidemiology, 6theditionmultiple choice ....................................................... 120
chapter 15: more on causal inference: bias, confounding, andinteraction ................................ 125
celentano: gordis epidemiology, 6theditionmultiple choice ....................................................... 125
chapter 16: identifying the roles of genetic and environmentalfactors indisease causation .142
celentano: gordis epidemiology, 6theditionmultiple choice ...................................................... 142
chapter 17: using epidemiology to evaluate health services ......................................................... 151
celentano: gordis epidemiology, 6theditionmultiple choice ....................................................... 151
chapter 18: epidemiologic approach to evaluating screeningprograms .................................... 158
celentano: gordis epidemiology, 6theditionmultiple choice ....................................................... 158
chapter 19: epidemiology and publicpolicy celentano: gordis epidemiology, 6th edition multiple
choice ......................................................................................................................................... 173
chapter 20: ethical and professional issues in epidemiology ........................................................... 178
celentano: gordis epidemiology, 6theditionmultiple choice ...................................................... 178
,Chapter 1introduction
1. Which Of The Following Is An Example Of Tertiary Prevention?.
a. Vaccination For Rotavirus For Children Younger Than The Age Of 1 Year
, b. Surgical Amputation Of An Extremity With Osteosarcoma (Bone Cancer)
c. Screening For Gestational Diabetes After 24 Weeks Of Pregnancy
d. Sexual Education Program In Elementary Schools
e. Increasing Taxes For
Buying Cigarettes
f. Answer : B
Surgical Amputation Of An Extremity With Osteosarcoma (Bone Cancer) Is An
Example In Which When A Disease Is Present The Treatment (Amputation) Is Done
To Reduce The Impact Of Disease By Preventing The Tumor From Dissemination.
Vaccination For Rotavirus For Children Younger Than The Age Of 1 Year, Sexual
Education Program In Elementary Schools, And Increasing Taxes For Buying
Cigarettes Represent Examples Of Primary Prevention. Screening For Gestational
Diabetes After 24 Weeks Of Pregnancy Is An Example Of Secondary Prevention.
2. This Historic Character Observed Was More Common Among Women Treated
By Physicians And Medical Students Compared With Women Treated By
Midwives. Based On His Observations, He Implemented A Hand Wash Policy
That Resulted In Adecrease In Mortality. Name The Character That We Are
Talking About.
a. John Snow
b. Edward Jenner
c. D.A. Henderson
d. Leon Gordis
e. I G N A
Z Semmelweis
Answer :
E
Ignaz Semmelweis Identified That Medical Students And Physicians Transmitted The
Gordis Epidemiology 6th Edition
By David D Celentano Latest Update.
,TABLE OF CONTENTS
chapter 1introduction ....................................................................................................................... 2
chapter 2: the dynamic of disease transmission ............................................................................... 6
chapter 03: the occurrence of disease: i. diseasesurveillance andmeasures of morbidity .................. 18
celentano: gordis epidemiology, 6theditionmultiple choice ......................................................... 18
chapter 04: the occurrence of disease: ii. mortality and othermeasuresof disease impact ............... 27
celentano: gordis epidemiology, 6theditionmultiple choice ......................................................... 27
chapter 05: assessing the validity and reliability ofdiagnostic andscreening tests ............................ 45
celentano: gordis epidemiology, 6theditionmultiple choice ......................................................... 45
chapter 06: the natural history of disease: ways of expressingprognosis ......................................... 59
celentano: gordis epidemiology, 6theditionmultiple choice ........................................................ 59
chapter 07: observational studiescelentano: gordis epidemiology, 6th editionmultiple choice ........ 68
chapter 08: cohort studies .............................................................................................................. 78
celentano: gordis epidemiology, 6theditionmultiple choice ............................................................. 78
chapter 9 ....................................................................................................................................... 84
chapter 10: assessing preventive and therapeutic measures:randomizedtrials ................................. 85
celentano: gordis epidemiology, 6theditiontest bank................................................................. 85
chapter 11: randomized trials: some further issues ........................................................................... 89
celentano: gordis epidemiology, 6theditionmultiple choice ............................................................. 89
chapter 12: estimating risk: is there an association? ......................................................................... 90
celentano: gordis epidemiology, 6theditionmultiple choice ............................................................. 90
chapter 13: more on risk: estimating the potential for prevention .................................................... 109
celentano: gordis epidemiology, 6theditionmultiple choice ....................................................... 109
chapter 14: from association to causation: deriving inferencesfromepidemiologic studies 120
celentano: gordis epidemiology, 6theditionmultiple choice ....................................................... 120
chapter 15: more on causal inference: bias, confounding, andinteraction ................................ 125
celentano: gordis epidemiology, 6theditionmultiple choice ....................................................... 125
chapter 16: identifying the roles of genetic and environmentalfactors indisease causation .142
celentano: gordis epidemiology, 6theditionmultiple choice ...................................................... 142
chapter 17: using epidemiology to evaluate health services ......................................................... 151
celentano: gordis epidemiology, 6theditionmultiple choice ....................................................... 151
chapter 18: epidemiologic approach to evaluating screeningprograms .................................... 158
celentano: gordis epidemiology, 6theditionmultiple choice ....................................................... 158
chapter 19: epidemiology and publicpolicy celentano: gordis epidemiology, 6th edition multiple
choice ......................................................................................................................................... 173
chapter 20: ethical and professional issues in epidemiology ........................................................... 178
celentano: gordis epidemiology, 6theditionmultiple choice ...................................................... 178
,Chapter 1introduction
1. Which Of The Following Is An Example Of Tertiary Prevention?.
a. Vaccination For Rotavirus For Children Younger Than The Age Of 1 Year
, b. Surgical Amputation Of An Extremity With Osteosarcoma (Bone Cancer)
c. Screening For Gestational Diabetes After 24 Weeks Of Pregnancy
d. Sexual Education Program In Elementary Schools
e. Increasing Taxes For
Buying Cigarettes
f. Answer : B
Surgical Amputation Of An Extremity With Osteosarcoma (Bone Cancer) Is An
Example In Which When A Disease Is Present The Treatment (Amputation) Is Done
To Reduce The Impact Of Disease By Preventing The Tumor From Dissemination.
Vaccination For Rotavirus For Children Younger Than The Age Of 1 Year, Sexual
Education Program In Elementary Schools, And Increasing Taxes For Buying
Cigarettes Represent Examples Of Primary Prevention. Screening For Gestational
Diabetes After 24 Weeks Of Pregnancy Is An Example Of Secondary Prevention.
2. This Historic Character Observed Was More Common Among Women Treated
By Physicians And Medical Students Compared With Women Treated By
Midwives. Based On His Observations, He Implemented A Hand Wash Policy
That Resulted In Adecrease In Mortality. Name The Character That We Are
Talking About.
a. John Snow
b. Edward Jenner
c. D.A. Henderson
d. Leon Gordis
e. I G N A
Z Semmelweis
Answer :
E
Ignaz Semmelweis Identified That Medical Students And Physicians Transmitted The
