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فراشة المدينة · 2011- 1- 24

وهذا نموضج اخر

Name:

I-Choose the correct answer

1- ….. is used to explore and describe the general pattern of disease in the population at risk

a- Descriptive epidemiologic studies.

b- Analytic epidemiologic studies.

c- Experimental epidemiologic studies.

d- All of the above.

2- Death certificate
a- Has 5 columns
b- In the column of the certifier, there are 3 sub columns
c- Contain information about the diseased
d- All of the above

3- The study of analytic epidemiology which is backward in orientation with respect to time is called
a- Retrospective study
b- Cohort study
c- Hypothesis testing study
d- Experimental study

4 -The rate of the disease in the exposed individuals which can be attributed to the suspected etiological factor
a- Relative Risk
b- Attributable Risk
c- Population Attributable Risk
d- Prevalence Rate

5- De jure is a
a- A method of measurement

Name:

b- A method of enumeration of a population
c- A method for estimation of risk
d- None of the above

6- Risk is related to
a- The opportunity or exposure or susceptibility to disease once exposed
b- The ability to invade the body and cause disease
c- The ability to produce clinically apparent illness
d- None of the above

7- Describing the occurrence of cases by place
a- Can provide evidence about the cause and transmission of disease
b- Help identifying the high risk group
c- Provide information about the incubation period
d- Help estimating the risk

8- (Nurses / Physicians + Nurses)
a- It is a ratio
b- It is a proportion
c- It is a rate
d- It is a percentage

9- Mortality is related to
a- Disease
b- Infection
c- Death
d- Disability

10- An organized community effort to prevent disease and promote health is
a-Health
b- Community health
c- Public health
d- Preventive epidemiology

Name:

11- New cases during an epidemic x 100
Persons actually exposed
a- Prevalence rate
b- Incidence rate
c- Attack rate
d- Point prevalence
Name

12- Cause specific mortality can reflect incidence if
a- The disease is not the underlying cause of death
b- The disease is listed as the underlying cause of death
c- The disease is of long duration
d-None of the above

13- Epidemiologist is interested in

a- The health of individuals

b- The community as a whole

c- The health of their patients

d- The pattern of health and disease in the community

14- Describing the occurrence of cases by time are presented in the form of
a- Epidemic curve
b- Epidemic map
c- Time line
d- None of the above

15- Epidemic
a- Diseases occur at or near the usual rate of occurrence
b- Any disease or health related conditions that occurs in excess of normal expectancy
c- An epidemic that affect many countries or continents

Name:

d- None of the above

16- Pap smear
a- It is a screening test for cancer cervix
b- It is a form of primary prevention
c- It is a screening test for cancer breast
d- It is a screening test for AIDS

17- Stage of clinical disease is the
a- Stage in which people carry the agent but are not yet symptomatic
b- Time of diagnosis of the disease
c- Stage before the pathogen establishes itself in the body
d- All of the above

18- Clinical information includes
a- Name, address, and phone number
b- Census and ad hoc information
c- Age, sex, race, occupation and other person factors
d- Time of disease onset, signs & symptoms

19- Cholera ,Typhoid and paratyphoid fever are
a- Food borne infection
b- Air borne infection
c- Sexually transmitted diseases
d- Contact infection

20- Cases ,carriers ,and sub clinically sick persons are
a-Different types of Vectors
b- Different types of reservoirs
c- Different types of human reservoirs
d- Different types of quantitative variables

21- The ability of the agent to invade and multiply in the host

Name:

a- Infectivity
b- Pathogenicity
c- Virulence

d- Immunogenicity

22- For investigating causes or etiology of a disease
a- Prevalence only is the preferred rate
b- Incidence only is the preferred rate
c- Both incidence and prevalence are required
d- All of the above

23-……………rehabilitation is restoration of skeletal function by means of physical therapy
a- Vocational
b- Social
c- Psychological
d- Medical

24-Transmission of infection which primarily occur in animals to man is called
a- Vertical transmission
b- Arthropod borne disease
c- Zoonosis
d- Droplet infection

25-Screening diabetic patients for diabetic retinopathy is a form of
a- Primary prevention
b- Secondary prevention
c- Tertiary prevention
d- Non of the above

26- The sequence of events that occur in the human organism from the time of exposure to an etiological agent till death
a- Spectrum of disease
b- Gradient of infection
c- Incubation period
d- Natural history of disease

Name:

27- Terminal disinfection refers to
a-Detention of well persons or contacts who could come in contact with infectious diseases
b- Immediate destruction of infectious materials
c- Disinfection of the furniture , room… etc at the end of illness
d- None of the above

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فراشة المدينة أكـاديـمـي الملف الشخصي: رقم العضوية : 47373 تاريخ التسجيل: Wed Feb 2010 المشاركات: 40 الـجنــس : أنـثـى عدد الـنقـاط : 100 مؤشر المستوى: 0 بيانات الطالب: الكلية: الأكادمية الدولية للعلوم الصحية	رد: بليز بنات رابع تمريض النظام القديم وهذا نموضج اخر Name: I-Choose the correct answer 1- ….. is used to explore and describe the general pattern of disease in the population at risk a- Descriptive epidemiologic studies. b- Analytic epidemiologic studies. c- Experimental epidemiologic studies. d- All of the above. 2- Death certificate a- Has 5 columns b- In the column of the certifier, there are 3 sub columns c- Contain information about the diseased d- All of the above 3- The study of analytic epidemiology which is backward in orientation with respect to time is called a- Retrospective study b- Cohort study c- Hypothesis testing study d- Experimental study 4 -The rate of the disease in the exposed individuals which can be attributed to the suspected etiological factor a- Relative Risk b- Attributable Risk c- Population Attributable Risk d- Prevalence Rate 5- De jure is a a- A method of measurement Name: b- A method of enumeration of a population c- A method for estimation of risk d- None of the above 6- Risk is related to a- The opportunity or exposure or susceptibility to disease once exposed b- The ability to invade the body and cause disease c- The ability to produce clinically apparent illness d- None of the above 7- Describing the occurrence of cases by place a- Can provide evidence about the cause and transmission of disease b- Help identifying the high risk group c- Provide information about the incubation period d- Help estimating the risk 8- (Nurses / Physicians + Nurses) a- It is a ratio b- It is a proportion c- It is a rate d- It is a percentage 9- Mortality is related to a- Disease b- Infection c- Death d- Disability 10- An organized community effort to prevent disease and promote health is a-Health b- Community health c- Public health d- Preventive epidemiology Name: 11- New cases during an epidemic x 100 Persons actually exposed a- Prevalence rate b- Incidence rate c- Attack rate d- Point prevalence Name 12- Cause specific mortality can reflect incidence if a- The disease is not the underlying cause of death b- The disease is listed as the underlying cause of death c- The disease is of long duration d-None of the above 13- Epidemiologist is interested in a- The health of individuals b- The community as a whole c- The health of their patients d- The pattern of health and disease in the community 14- Describing the occurrence of cases by time are presented in the form of a- Epidemic curve b- Epidemic map c- Time line d- None of the above 15- Epidemic a- Diseases occur at or near the usual rate of occurrence b- Any disease or health related conditions that occurs in excess of normal expectancy c- An epidemic that affect many countries or continents Name: d- None of the above 16- Pap smear a- It is a screening test for cancer cervix b- It is a form of primary prevention c- It is a screening test for cancer breast d- It is a screening test for AIDS 17- Stage of clinical disease is the a- Stage in which people carry the agent but are not yet symptomatic b- Time of diagnosis of the disease c- Stage before the pathogen establishes itself in the body d- All of the above 18- Clinical information includes a- Name, address, and phone number b- Census and ad hoc information c- Age, sex, race, occupation and other person factors d- Time of disease onset, signs & symptoms 19- Cholera ,Typhoid and paratyphoid fever are a- Food borne infection b- Air borne infection c- Sexually transmitted diseases d- Contact infection 20- Cases ,carriers ,and sub clinically sick persons are a-Different types of Vectors b- Different types of reservoirs c- Different types of human reservoirs d- Different types of quantitative variables 21- The ability of the agent to invade and multiply in the host Name: a- Infectivity b- Pathogenicity c- Virulence d- Immunogenicity 22- For investigating causes or etiology of a disease a- Prevalence only is the preferred rate b- Incidence only is the preferred rate c- Both incidence and prevalence are required d- All of the above 23-……………rehabilitation is restoration of skeletal function by means of physical therapy a- Vocational b- Social c- Psychological d- Medical 24-Transmission of infection which primarily occur in animals to man is called a- Vertical transmission b- Arthropod borne disease c- Zoonosis d- Droplet infection 25-Screening diabetic patients for diabetic retinopathy is a form of a- Primary prevention b- Secondary prevention c- Tertiary prevention d- Non of the above 26- The sequence of events that occur in the human organism from the time of exposure to an etiological agent till death a- Spectrum of disease b- Gradient of infection c- Incubation period d- Natural history of disease Name: 27- Terminal disinfection refers to a-Detention of well persons or contacts who could come in contact with infectious diseases b- Immediate destruction of infectious materials c- Disinfection of the furniture , room… etc at the end of illness d- None of the above