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Epidemiology QuizVersion en ligne Morbidity and Mortality Indicators par Dr Inba 1 Which formula best represents the relationship between Incidence and Prevalence? a P = I / D b D = P × I c P = I × D d I = P – D 2 Identify the correct formula for Attack Rate. a New cases / Total population b New cases among exposed / Total exposed × 100 c New + old cases / Population × 100 d New cases / Susceptible × 1000 3 The formula for Secondary Attack Rate is: a (New cases / Total exposed) × 100 b (Deaths / Total cases) × 100 c (Cases / Population) × 1,000 d (New secondary cases / Susceptible contacts) × 100 4 The main purpose of a descriptive study is to a Establish causal relationship b Generate hypotheses c Determine relative risk d Test hypotheses 5 The correct formula for Case Fatality Rate (CFR) is: a Deaths from disease / Total diagnosed cases × 100 b Cases / Population × 100 c Deaths from disease / Population × 1,000 d Total deaths / Total cases × 100 6 Which is the formula for Crude Death Rate (CDR)? a Total deaths / Mid-year population × 1,000 b Deaths from disease / Total deaths × 100 c Live births / Mid-year population × 1,000 d New cases / Population × 1,00,000 7 The correct formula for Proportional Mortality Rate (PMR) is: a (Deaths from specific cause / Total cases) × 100 b (Deaths from specific cause / Total deaths) × 100 c (Deaths / Population at risk) × 100 d (Cause-specific deaths / Population) × 1,000 8 Which formula correctly represents Incidence Rate? a (Existing cases / Population) × 1,000 b (New cases / Population at risk) × multiplier c (New + Old cases / Population) × 100 d (New cases / Population at risk) x 1000 9 The formula for Period Prevalence is: a (Existing + New cases during period / Population) × 100 b (Cured cases / Population) × 100 c (New cases only / Population) × 100 d (Deaths / Population) × 1,000 10 Which of the following is NOT a descriptive study? a Case report b Case Series c Cross - sectional study d Case - control study 11 “Person, Place and Time” are components of which epidemiological approach? a Experimental Study b Analytical Study c Cohort Study d Descriptive Study 12 A sudden rise in cases followed by a rapid decline in an epidemic curve is characteristic of: a Point source epidemic b Continuous epidemic c Propagated epidemic d Slow epidemic

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Epidemiology QuizVersion en ligne

par Dr Inba

Which formula best represents the relationship between Incidence and Prevalence?

Identify the correct formula for Attack Rate.

The formula for Secondary Attack Rate is:

The main purpose of a descriptive study is to

The correct formula for Case Fatality Rate (CFR) is:

Which is the formula for Crude Death Rate (CDR)?

The correct formula for Proportional Mortality Rate (PMR) is:

Which formula correctly represents Incidence Rate?

The formula for Period Prevalence is:

Which of the following is NOT a descriptive study?

“Person, Place and Time” are components of which epidemiological approach?

A sudden rise in cases followed by a rapid decline in an epidemic curve is characteristic of: