Principles of Epidemiology — Flashcards

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Surveillance indicators for AFP:Sensitivity of surveillance- At least _____ case(s) of non-polio AFP should be detected annually per 1,00,000 population aged

Calculating case fatality rate: (Total number of deaths due to a particular disease/Total number of cases due to same disease ) x _____

A _____ case-control study is essentially a case-control study that is present inside a cohort study.

The Mortality Rate = (_____) / (total population time at risk during T0->T1)

Incidence and prevalence rates are included in _____ indicators

_____ bias is due to selective survival in prevalent cases.

Selection bias is an error introduced in _____ that occurs due to a nonrandom sampling or treatment allocation of subjects

_____ = # of existing cases / total # of people in a population at a point in time

When screening tests are used in parallel, _____ increases

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Duration of illness is _____ a part of the epidemiological triad

Principles of Epidemiology Flashcards for NEET-PG

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