Final Exam - Epidemiology: Study Designs Flashcards

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What is the need for Study Designs?

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  • Select the best available preventive or therapeutic measures
  • Prevent or delay death or disability
  • Improve the health of a patient or the population
  • Studies to investigate the etiology and identify risk factors for human disease
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Experimental study design:

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  • Randomized

- Intervention performed

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3
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What are the types of Experimental studies?

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  • Clinical trials

- Community trials

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What type of study design are Cohort (Prospective) and Case-Control (Retrospective)?

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  • Observational
  • No intervention
  • Hypothesis tested
  • Analytic
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Cohort (Prospective) sampling is based on?

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Exposure status (exposed/not exposed)

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Case-Control (Retrospective) sampling is based on?

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Outcome/Disease status

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What does triple blinded mean?

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Patients, health care providers and data analysts are unaware of the assignment

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Cohort Studies compare the:

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rate (risk) of disease in these groups

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9
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When is Relative Rate used?

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Cohort studies

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10
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When is Odds Ratio used?

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Both Cohort and Case-control

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