MPH 6011 QUIZZES FOR MIDTERM &
FINAL EXAM | 124 QUESTIONS | WITH
ACCURATE SOLUTIONS!!
, 1 of 124
Term
700 people were surveyed about diabetes. 200 people said
they have been living with diabetes for more than 1 year and 70
said they were diagnosed with diabetes within the last 12 months.
The remaining 430 people said they have never been diagnosed
with diabetes. What is the prevalence of diabetes in this
population?
a)70/200
b) 70/700
c) 200/700
d) 270/700
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d) 270/700 c) 27,,813,503
(d) Confounder b) endemic
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2 of 124
Term
In 2017, a total of 2,813,503 deaths were registered in the United
States. Also in 2017, the average (mid-year) US population size was
325,719,178 persons. The crude death rate was 863.8 deaths per
100,000 U.S. population. Which equation is the correct crude death
,rate?
a) 325,719,,813,503 x 100,000
b) 2,813,,719,178 x 100,000
c) 863.,813,503 x 100,000
d) none of the above
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(b) sufficient-component cause (b) Randomization of an
model intervention program
b) 2,813,,719,178 x
100,000 b) descriptive epidemiology
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3 of 124
Term
The prostate cancer mortality rate among non-Hispanic Blacks in the
US in 2018 was 36.8 per 100,000. This is an example of what kind of
rate?
(a)cause-specific mortality rate
(b) category-specific mortality rate
(c) cause- and category-specific mortality rate
(d) proportional mortality ratio
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, (c) cause- and category- (c) to provide information to be
specific mortality rate used for public health action
(c) Random variation may occur
in the study sample c) the epidemiologic transition
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4 of 124
Term
The process of moving from a state of high fertility and high
mortality to a state of low fertility and low mortality is called:
a) the natural history of the disease
b) the epidemiology triangle
c) the epidemiologic transition
d) screening
e) the stages of prevention
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d) positive predictive value (d) positive predictive value
c) (b) sufficient-component cause
the epidemiologic transition model
FINAL EXAM | 124 QUESTIONS | WITH
ACCURATE SOLUTIONS!!
, 1 of 124
Term
700 people were surveyed about diabetes. 200 people said
they have been living with diabetes for more than 1 year and 70
said they were diagnosed with diabetes within the last 12 months.
The remaining 430 people said they have never been diagnosed
with diabetes. What is the prevalence of diabetes in this
population?
a)70/200
b) 70/700
c) 200/700
d) 270/700
Give this one a try later!
d) 270/700 c) 27,,813,503
(d) Confounder b) endemic
Don't know?
2 of 124
Term
In 2017, a total of 2,813,503 deaths were registered in the United
States. Also in 2017, the average (mid-year) US population size was
325,719,178 persons. The crude death rate was 863.8 deaths per
100,000 U.S. population. Which equation is the correct crude death
,rate?
a) 325,719,,813,503 x 100,000
b) 2,813,,719,178 x 100,000
c) 863.,813,503 x 100,000
d) none of the above
Give this one a try later!
(b) sufficient-component cause (b) Randomization of an
model intervention program
b) 2,813,,719,178 x
100,000 b) descriptive epidemiology
Don't know?
3 of 124
Term
The prostate cancer mortality rate among non-Hispanic Blacks in the
US in 2018 was 36.8 per 100,000. This is an example of what kind of
rate?
(a)cause-specific mortality rate
(b) category-specific mortality rate
(c) cause- and category-specific mortality rate
(d) proportional mortality ratio
Give this one a try later!
, (c) cause- and category- (c) to provide information to be
specific mortality rate used for public health action
(c) Random variation may occur
in the study sample c) the epidemiologic transition
Don't know?
4 of 124
Term
The process of moving from a state of high fertility and high
mortality to a state of low fertility and low mortality is called:
a) the natural history of the disease
b) the epidemiology triangle
c) the epidemiologic transition
d) screening
e) the stages of prevention
Give this one a try later!
d) positive predictive value (d) positive predictive value
c) (b) sufficient-component cause
the epidemiologic transition model
