MPH Public Health Exam – 2025/2026 | 100+ Questions & Answers | Epidemiology, Biostatistics, Screening, Environmental Health | Master of Public Health

This fully solved question set includes 100+ exam-style questions and answers tailored for the Master of Public Health (MPH) program for the 2025/2026 academic year. The document is ideal for students preparing for MPH midterms, finals, or public health certification exams, offering concise and accurate answers aligned with foundational public health competencies. Key topics covered include: Epidemiological methods: cumulative incidence, prevalence, randomized controlled trials, cohort and case-control studies, recall bias, incidence vs. prevalence Biostatistics and screening test metrics: sensitivity, specificity, predictive values, false positives/negatives, p-values, error rates Environmental and occupational health: ionizing radiation, radon gas, radioactive waste, exposure pathways Infectious disease and outbreak investigation: epidemic classification, agent-host dynamics, infectivity, vector control Public health administration & policy: grant writing, diversity in workforce recruitment, role of regulatory bodies like the FDA, sentinel events Behavioral and social sciences: teratogens, health disparities, population risk groups, and community-level interventions This resource is highly relevant for: Courses: Epidemiology, Biostatistics, Environmental Health, Public Health Policy, Community Health, Research Methods Programs/Students: MPH, DrPH, Global Health, Environmental Health Science, Health Policy & Management, and Pre-med or nursing students with a public health focus The well-organized format enables efficient studying, providing students with a comprehensive understanding of public health principles and the analytical skills required for interpreting data and designing interventions. Keywords: MPH, public health exam, epidemiology, biostatistics, screening tests, incidence, prevalence, sensitivity, specificity, RCT, cohort study, case-control, environmental health, radon, FDA, sentinel event, predictive value, false positive, cumulative incidence, p-value, bias, infectious disease, outbreak investigation, grant writing, Head Start, community health, recall bias