Test Bank For Gordis Epidemiology
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7th Edition By David D Celentano; Moyses Szklo
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Chapters 1 - 20 Complete
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,TABLE OF CONTENTS
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Chapter xf1 xfIntroduction
Chapter xf2 xfThe xfDynamics xfof xfDisease xfTransmission
Chapter xf3 xfThe xfOccurrence xfof xfDisease
Chapter xf4 xfThe xfOccurrence xfof xfDisease
Chapter xf5 xfAssessing xfthe xfValidity xfand xfReliability xfof xfDiagnostic xfand xfScreening xfTests
Chapter xf6 xfThe xfNatural xfHistory xfof xfDisease
Chapter xf7 xfObservational xfStudies
Chapter xf8 xfCohort xfStudies
Chapter xf9 xfComparing xfCohort xfand xfCase-Control xfStudies
Chapter xf10 xfAssessing xfPreventive xfand xfTherapeutic xfMeasures
Chapter xf11 xfRandomized xfTrials
Chapter xf12 xfEstimating xfRisk
Chapter xf13 xfMore xfon xfRisk
Chapter xf14 xfFrom xfAssociation xfto xfCausation
Chapter xf15 xfMore xfon xfCausal xfInference
Chapter xf16 xfIdentifying xfthe xfRoles xfof xfGenetic xfand xfEnvironmental xfFactors xfin xfDisease xfCausation
Chapter xf17 xfUsing xfEpidemiology xfto xfEvaluate xfHealth xfServices
Chapter xf18 xfEpidemiologic xfApproach xfto xfEvaluating xfScreening xfPrograms
Chapter xf19 xfEpidemiology xfand xfPublic xfPolicy
Chapter xf20 xfEthical xfand xfProfessional xfIssues xfin xfEpidemiology
,Chapter xf01: xfIntroduction
Celentano: xfGordis xfEpidemiology, xf7th xfEdition xfTest xfBank
MULTIPLE xfCHOICE
1. Which xfof xfthe xffollowing xfis xfan xfexample xfof xftertiary xfprevention?
a. Vaccination xffor xfrotavirus xffor xfchildren xf younger xfthan xfthe xfage xfof xf1 xfyear
b. Surgical xfamputation xfof xfan xfextremityxfwith xfosteosarcoma xf(bone xfcancer)
c. Screening xffor xfgestational xfdiabetes xfafter xf24 xfweeks xfof xfpregnancy
d. Sexual xfeducation xfprogram xfin xfelementary xfschools
e. Increasing xftaxes xffor xfbuying
cigarettesxfANSWER: xfB
xf
Surgical xfamputation xfof xfan xfextremity xfwith xfosteosarcoma xf(bone xfcancer) xfis xfan xfexample xfin
xfwhich xfwhen x f a x f disease x f is x f present x f the x f treatment x f (amputation) x f is x f done x f to x f reduce x f the
x f impact x f of x f disease x
fby xfpreventing xfthe xftumor xffrom xfdissemination. xfVaccination xffor
xfrotavirus xffor xfchildren xfyounger xfthan xfthe xfage xfof xf1 xfyear, xfsexual xfeducation xfprogram xfin
xfelementary xfschools, xfand xfincreasing xftaxes xffor xfbuying xfcigarettes xfrepresent xfexamples xfof
xfprimary xfprevention. xfScreening xffor xfgestational xfdiabetes xfafter xf24 xfweeks xfof xfpregnancy xfis
xfan xfexample xfof xfsecondary xfprevention.
2. This xfhistoric xfcharacter xfobserved xfthat xfchildbed xffever xfmortality xfmore xfcommon xfamong
xfwomen xftreated xfby xfphysicians xfand xfmedical xfstudents xfcompared xfwith xfwomen xftreated xfby
xfmidwives. xfBased xfon xfhis xfobservations, xfhe xfimplemented xfa xfhand xfwash xfpolicy xfthat xfresulted
xfin xfadecrease xfin xfmortality.x
fName xfthe xfcharacter xfthat xfwe xfare xftalking xfabout.
a. John xfSnow
b. Edward xfJenner
c. D.A. xfHenderson
d. Leon xfGordis
e. Ignaz
xf SemmelweisxfANSW
ER: xfE
Ignaz xfSemmelweis xfidentified xfthat xfmedical xfstudents xfand xfphysicians xftransmitted xfthe
xfdisease xfbyx
fnot xfwashing xftheir xfhands xfafter xfexamining xfbodies xfat xfautopsies xfand xfconducting
xfmultiple xfexaminations xfin xfthe xfclinic.
3. Thanks xfto xfthe xfcontributions xfof xfEdward xfJenner, xfthe xffollowing xfdisease xfwas
xferadicated xflaterx
fb y xfefforts xforganized xfby xfD.A. xfHenderson:
a. Cholera
b. Smallpox
c. Chickenpox
d. Polio
e. Zika
, .
xf xf xf xf
7th Edition By David D Celentano; Moyses Szklo
xf xf xf xf xf xf xf
Chapters 1 - 20 Complete
xf xf xf xf xf
,TABLE OF CONTENTS
xf xf
Chapter xf1 xfIntroduction
Chapter xf2 xfThe xfDynamics xfof xfDisease xfTransmission
Chapter xf3 xfThe xfOccurrence xfof xfDisease
Chapter xf4 xfThe xfOccurrence xfof xfDisease
Chapter xf5 xfAssessing xfthe xfValidity xfand xfReliability xfof xfDiagnostic xfand xfScreening xfTests
Chapter xf6 xfThe xfNatural xfHistory xfof xfDisease
Chapter xf7 xfObservational xfStudies
Chapter xf8 xfCohort xfStudies
Chapter xf9 xfComparing xfCohort xfand xfCase-Control xfStudies
Chapter xf10 xfAssessing xfPreventive xfand xfTherapeutic xfMeasures
Chapter xf11 xfRandomized xfTrials
Chapter xf12 xfEstimating xfRisk
Chapter xf13 xfMore xfon xfRisk
Chapter xf14 xfFrom xfAssociation xfto xfCausation
Chapter xf15 xfMore xfon xfCausal xfInference
Chapter xf16 xfIdentifying xfthe xfRoles xfof xfGenetic xfand xfEnvironmental xfFactors xfin xfDisease xfCausation
Chapter xf17 xfUsing xfEpidemiology xfto xfEvaluate xfHealth xfServices
Chapter xf18 xfEpidemiologic xfApproach xfto xfEvaluating xfScreening xfPrograms
Chapter xf19 xfEpidemiology xfand xfPublic xfPolicy
Chapter xf20 xfEthical xfand xfProfessional xfIssues xfin xfEpidemiology
,Chapter xf01: xfIntroduction
Celentano: xfGordis xfEpidemiology, xf7th xfEdition xfTest xfBank
MULTIPLE xfCHOICE
1. Which xfof xfthe xffollowing xfis xfan xfexample xfof xftertiary xfprevention?
a. Vaccination xffor xfrotavirus xffor xfchildren xf younger xfthan xfthe xfage xfof xf1 xfyear
b. Surgical xfamputation xfof xfan xfextremityxfwith xfosteosarcoma xf(bone xfcancer)
c. Screening xffor xfgestational xfdiabetes xfafter xf24 xfweeks xfof xfpregnancy
d. Sexual xfeducation xfprogram xfin xfelementary xfschools
e. Increasing xftaxes xffor xfbuying
cigarettesxfANSWER: xfB
xf
Surgical xfamputation xfof xfan xfextremity xfwith xfosteosarcoma xf(bone xfcancer) xfis xfan xfexample xfin
xfwhich xfwhen x f a x f disease x f is x f present x f the x f treatment x f (amputation) x f is x f done x f to x f reduce x f the
x f impact x f of x f disease x
fby xfpreventing xfthe xftumor xffrom xfdissemination. xfVaccination xffor
xfrotavirus xffor xfchildren xfyounger xfthan xfthe xfage xfof xf1 xfyear, xfsexual xfeducation xfprogram xfin
xfelementary xfschools, xfand xfincreasing xftaxes xffor xfbuying xfcigarettes xfrepresent xfexamples xfof
xfprimary xfprevention. xfScreening xffor xfgestational xfdiabetes xfafter xf24 xfweeks xfof xfpregnancy xfis
xfan xfexample xfof xfsecondary xfprevention.
2. This xfhistoric xfcharacter xfobserved xfthat xfchildbed xffever xfmortality xfmore xfcommon xfamong
xfwomen xftreated xfby xfphysicians xfand xfmedical xfstudents xfcompared xfwith xfwomen xftreated xfby
xfmidwives. xfBased xfon xfhis xfobservations, xfhe xfimplemented xfa xfhand xfwash xfpolicy xfthat xfresulted
xfin xfadecrease xfin xfmortality.x
fName xfthe xfcharacter xfthat xfwe xfare xftalking xfabout.
a. John xfSnow
b. Edward xfJenner
c. D.A. xfHenderson
d. Leon xfGordis
e. Ignaz
xf SemmelweisxfANSW
ER: xfE
Ignaz xfSemmelweis xfidentified xfthat xfmedical xfstudents xfand xfphysicians xftransmitted xfthe
xfdisease xfbyx
fnot xfwashing xftheir xfhands xfafter xfexamining xfbodies xfat xfautopsies xfand xfconducting
xfmultiple xfexaminations xfin xfthe xfclinic.
3. Thanks xfto xfthe xfcontributions xfof xfEdward xfJenner, xfthe xffollowing xfdisease xfwas
xferadicated xflaterx
fb y xfefforts xforganized xfby xfD.A. xfHenderson:
a. Cholera
b. Smallpox
c. Chickenpox
d. Polio
e. Zika
, .
