Disease Control & Prevention
Risk
Screening
Misc.
Epidemiology al Methods
100

What is an example of a primary prevention strategy for lung cancer?

Smoking Cessation

100
What is risk?

What is the chance of an adverse event? 

100

What is the general purpose of screenings

Identify risk factors and/or identify disease in the earliest stages

100

Can causality ever be proved?

No
100

Which epidemiological method uses the person-place-time model?

Descriptive Epidemiology

300

What 3 concepts make up the epidemiological triangle?

Environment, Host, and Agent

300

Name at least one specific risk factor

What is smoking, genetics, age, or environment?

300

What type of prevention is screening?

Secondary
300

What is surveillance?

Ongoing collection of data

300

True/False: Cross-sectional studies are used to determine the exact cause of a disease.

False
500

When did formal epidemiological techniques develop?

Nineteenth century during the plague

500

Name at least one thing you can do to reduce risks

What is nutrition, exercising, or supplements?

500

The test’s ability to detect clients with the disease

Sensitivity
500

What’s the purpose of policy development?

Improve community health

500

Which type of study would be better at determining the cause of a disease: cross-sectional, retrospective, or prospective?

Prospective

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