Exam 1: Epidemiology Flashcards

(32 cards)

1
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What is the incidence of oral cancer?

A

Number of new cases in a given time period

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2
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What is the prevalence of oral cancer?

A

Number of total cases at a given time

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3
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What is morbidity?

A

People diagnosed and living with oral cancer

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4
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What is mortality?

A

People whose cause of death is directly or indirectly from oral cancer

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5
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What was the estimated number of new cases of oral cancer in the US in 2022?

A

54,010

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6
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What percentage of all new cancer cases in the US in 2022 were oral cancer?

A

2.9%

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7
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What was the estimated number of deaths in the US in 2022?

A

10,850

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8
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Oral cancer makes up ____% of all cancer deaths in the US

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1.8%

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9
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What is the lifetime risk of developing oral cancer as of 2022?

A

1.2% will be diagnosed with oral cavity or pharyngeal cancer at some point during their lifetime

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10
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What is the prevalence of oral cancer in the US in 2022?

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396,937

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11
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What is the percent of survival for patients diagnosed with oral cancer after 5 years?

A

66.9%

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12
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What is survival of oral cancer closely associated with?

A

Early detection

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13
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What age range is most frequently diagnosed with oral cancer?

A

55-64 years old

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14
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What is the median age of getting diagnosed with oral cancer?

A

64

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15
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What demographic group has the highest incidence rate with oral cancer?

A

White males

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16
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What age group has the highest mortality when diagnosed with oral cancer?

A

65-74 year olds

17
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What is the median age of death from oral cancer?

18
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What demographic group has the highest mortality rate from oral cancer?

19
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What demographic group has the highest number of deaths from oral cancer overall?

20
Q

How are the oral cancer rates in Nevada? (incidence)

A

Stabilized, 0% change (no longer rising)

21
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How are the cancer mortality rates in Nevada?

A

Declining (-0.7%)

22
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What demographic group is seeing the most rapid decline in oral cancer?

23
Q

What is the difference between odds ratio and relative risk?

A

Odds ratio is within the group and relative risk compares to another group

24
Q

What is the relative risk for male cigarette smokers to develop oral cancer?

A

28 (approximately 30)

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What is the relative risk for female cigarette smokers to develop oral cancer?
6.0
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What is the odds ratio for males with an exposure to develop oral cancer?
38 (approximately 40)
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What is the odds ratio for females with an exposure to develop oral cancer?
6
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What is the relative risk for males to develop cancer in the exposed group vs the non-exposed group?
28:1
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What is the relative risk for females to develop cancer in the exposed group vs the non-exposed group?
6:1
30
What is the odds ratio for an individual with exposure developing oral cancer?
Males: 38 Females: 6
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What is a low consumption of fruits and vegetables tied to?
Increased risk of oral (and other) cancers
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What is an increased consumption of fruits and vegetables tied to?
- Decreased risk of oral (and other) cancers - True regardless of smoking status