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فراشة المدينة · 2011- 1- 24

نموضج اخر

Name:

I-Choose the correct answer

1- A medically definable physiological or psychological dysfunction
a- Disease
b- Illness
c- Sickness
d- Morbidity

2- Population is
a- The list of sampling units
b- The entire set of individuals or objects, which we are interested at particular time
c- Subset of the population
d- None of the above

3-The proportion of clinical cases resulting in severe clinical manifestations
a- Infectivity

b- Immunogenicity
c- Virulence
d- Pathogenicity

4- Stage of susceptibility disease is the stage
a- Before the pathogen establishes itself in the body
b- In which people carry the agent but are not yet symptomatic
c- Which starts from the onset of signs and symptoms
d- None of the above

5- Outbreak caused by exposure of a group of persons to a common noxious influence are
a- Propagated epidemics

Name:

b- Progressive epidemics
c- Common source epidemics
d-Trans placental infections

6- Biomedical research activities’ data and morbidity surveys are
a- Reasons for keeping morbidity records
b- Sources of mortality records
c- Sources of morbidity records
d- Limitations of morbidity records

7- Ratio scale has all the following characters except
a- The starting point is not fixed
b- It is a numerical scale
c- The distances between any two points are equal
d- Income and weight are examples for ratio scale

8- Weight ,height and age are examples of
a- Continuous variable
b- Discrete variable
c- Sample variable
d- None of the above

9- One of the he most widely used sampling techniques is
a- Systematic sampling method
b- Multistage sampling method
c- Cluster sampling method
d- Simple random sampling method

10- (Nurses / Physicians) x 100
a- It is a ratio
b- It is a proportion
c- It is a rate

d- It is a percentage
Name

11-Environmentally related risk factors in chronic disease include
a-Eating habits
b- Smoking
c- Methods of spending leisure times as exercise
d- Seasonal variations

Name:

12- Persons with alpha -1-antitrypsin deficiencies in industries with pulmonary hazards are
a- Human reservoir
b- Sentinel health event
c- Hyper susceptible workers
d- Epidemiologists

13- Pandemic is

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- Rapid and extensive spread of an infectious disease within a geographic region
d- An epidemic that affect several countries or continents

14- ……help us to determine or estimate directly the risk of developing the disease
a- Descriptive studies
b- Prospective studies
c- Retrospective studies
d- Experimental studies

15-Diseases of short duration include

a-TB

b- Rheumatoid arthritis

c- Measles

d- All of the above

16- Demographic information includes
a- Immune suppression
b- Antigenic make-up

Name:

c- Occupation, age & sex
d- Inappropriate exposure

17- Social& psychological rehabilitation is the restoration of personal confidence, family & social relation by means of………
a- Occupational therapy
b- Physical therapy
c- Counseling
d- None of the above

18- Epidemiology is defined as
a- The occurrence of a disease in clear excess of normalcy
b- The state of complete physical and mental well being
c- Related to disease
d- The study of the distribution and determinants of disease in human populations

19- Ecological studies are considered to be
a- Hypothesis –testing study
b- Hypothesis –generating study
c- Retrospective study
d- None of the above

20- Detention of well persons or contacts who could come in contact with infectious disease
a- Isolation
b- Disinfection
c- Quarantine
d- Surveillance

21-Obesity is a risk factor in
a- Bronchitis, asbestosis
b- Asthma, COLD, and emphysema
c- Hypertension, diabetes and coronary heart disease
d- None of the above

Name:

22- For planning health services
a- Incidence is the preferred rate
b- Attack rate is the preferred rate
c- Prevalence is the preferred rate
d- Both incidence and prevalence are required

23-Total cases ( old & new ) on 1 day x 1000
Estimated population on the same day
a- Prevalence rate
b- Incidence rate
c- Period prevalence
d- Point prevalence

24-Individual who is credentialed as result of demonstrating competency based on criteria of NCHEC
a- Health educator
b- Community health educator
c- Certified Health Education Specialist
d- Health literacy

25- Null hypothesis means that
a-There is a strong association between the disease and occupation
b-There is no association between the disease and occupation
c- There is no association between cases and control
d- None of the above

26- In this country, if the last Census of population was taken in 2010 so the next Census will be taken in

a- 2220
b- 2012
c- 2020

Name:

d- 2000

27- …..represent persons who are being investigated for the disease
a- Cases
b- Carrier
c- Control
d- Frank cases

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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 نموضج اخر Name: I-Choose the correct answer 1- A medically definable physiological or psychological dysfunction a- Disease b- Illness c- Sickness d- Morbidity 2- Population is a- The list of sampling units b- The entire set of individuals or objects, which we are interested at particular time c- Subset of the population d- None of the above 3-The proportion of clinical cases resulting in severe clinical manifestations a- Infectivity b- Immunogenicity c- Virulence d- Pathogenicity 4- Stage of susceptibility disease is the stage a- Before the pathogen establishes itself in the body b- In which people carry the agent but are not yet symptomatic c- Which starts from the onset of signs and symptoms d- None of the above 5- Outbreak caused by exposure of a group of persons to a common noxious influence are a- Propagated epidemics Name: b- Progressive epidemics c- Common source epidemics d-Trans placental infections 6- Biomedical research activities’ data and morbidity surveys are a- Reasons for keeping morbidity records b- Sources of mortality records c- Sources of morbidity records d- Limitations of morbidity records 7- Ratio scale has all the following characters except a- The starting point is not fixed b- It is a numerical scale c- The distances between any two points are equal d- Income and weight are examples for ratio scale 8- Weight ,height and age are examples of a- Continuous variable b- Discrete variable c- Sample variable d- None of the above 9- One of the he most widely used sampling techniques is a- Systematic sampling method b- Multistage sampling method c- Cluster sampling method d- Simple random sampling method 10- (Nurses / Physicians) x 100 a- It is a ratio b- It is a proportion c- It is a rate d- It is a percentage Name 11-Environmentally related risk factors in chronic disease include a-Eating habits b- Smoking c- Methods of spending leisure times as exercise d- Seasonal variations Name: 12- Persons with alpha -1-antitrypsin deficiencies in industries with pulmonary hazards are a- Human reservoir b- Sentinel health event c- Hyper susceptible workers d- Epidemiologists 13- Pandemic is 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- Rapid and extensive spread of an infectious disease within a geographic region d- An epidemic that affect several countries or continents 14- ……help us to determine or estimate directly the risk of developing the disease a- Descriptive studies b- Prospective studies c- Retrospective studies d- Experimental studies 15-Diseases of short duration include a-TB b- Rheumatoid arthritis c- Measles d- All of the above 16- Demographic information includes a- Immune suppression b- Antigenic make-up Name: c- Occupation, age & sex d- Inappropriate exposure 17- Social& psychological rehabilitation is the restoration of personal confidence, family & social relation by means of……… a- Occupational therapy b- Physical therapy c- Counseling d- None of the above 18- Epidemiology is defined as a- The occurrence of a disease in clear excess of normalcy b- The state of complete physical and mental well being c- Related to disease d- The study of the distribution and determinants of disease in human populations 19- Ecological studies are considered to be a- Hypothesis –testing study b- Hypothesis –generating study c- Retrospective study d- None of the above 20- Detention of well persons or contacts who could come in contact with infectious disease a- Isolation b- Disinfection c- Quarantine d- Surveillance 21-Obesity is a risk factor in a- Bronchitis, asbestosis b- Asthma, COLD, and emphysema c- Hypertension, diabetes and coronary heart disease d- None of the above Name: 22- For planning health services a- Incidence is the preferred rate b- Attack rate is the preferred rate c- Prevalence is the preferred rate d- Both incidence and prevalence are required 23-Total cases ( old & new ) on 1 day x 1000 Estimated population on the same day a- Prevalence rate b- Incidence rate c- Period prevalence d- Point prevalence 24-Individual who is credentialed as result of demonstrating competency based on criteria of NCHEC a- Health educator b- Community health educator c- Certified Health Education Specialist d- Health literacy 25- Null hypothesis means that a-There is a strong association between the disease and occupation b-There is no association between the disease and occupation c- There is no association between cases and control d- None of the above 26- In this country, if the last Census of population was taken in 2010 so the next Census will be taken in a- 2220 b- 2012 c- 2020 Name: d- 2000 27- …..represent persons who are being investigated for the disease a- Cases b- Carrier c- Control d- Frank cases