One Health II Final

In PICO, what does I stand for?

what is the most common symptom of foodborne intoxication?

this is a prevalence survey that analyzes data collected from a population from one point in time

in these types of studies, subjects are defined on the basis of the presence or absence of an outcome of interest

in this type of bias, there are systematic differences in how data is obtained

gradual change in the frequency of disease over a long period of time

Post-exposure prophylaxis is recommended for someone handling a dead animal

Post-exposure prophylaxis is recommended for people bitten by rodents or small lagomorphs

Select the 3 variables descriptive epidemiology classifies the occurrence of disease according to

which of the following is NOT a public health issue State Public Health Veterinarians address

which of the following is NOT a symptom of food-borne illness

if relative risk or odds ratio = 1, then...

In PICO, what does P stand for?

habitual presence of a disease within a given geographic location

refers to one's ability to generalize the results of the study to an external population

this is the most important factor to consider when describing occurrence of disease or illness

for rare diseases, the relative risk and the odds ratio will be vastly different

When reviewing literature, these are the 3 better typoes of research to be read

regardless of the type of study, the measure of association is called the...

In PICO, what does C stand for?

with this type of bias, a participant's behavior changes as a result of their knowledge of being in a study

Select the first 3 steps of a CDC Outbreak investigation

1 in ___ people fall ill every year from eating contaminated food in the world.

In PICO, what does O stand for?

this type of study makes use of historical data to determine exposure level after some baseline in the past

Select the 3 types of descriptive epidemiologic studies

in this type of study, subjects are followed into the future to document the occurrence of new cases

which of the following are not peer-reviewed?

what type of error is this? false negative: you accept the null hypothesis when it is actually false

Which manifests more rapidly?

illness manifests more rapidly in which of the following

post-exposure prophylaxis should be given to someone who wakes up and finds a bat in their room

These two species are the rabies reservoirs in the state of Kentucky

Live bacteria need to be consumed to cause illness in a foodborne intoxication

what type of error is this? - false positive: you reject the null hypothesis when it is actually true

how many people in the US contract a food-borne illness each year per the CDC estimate?

when associations observed at the group level do not necessarily hold true at the individual level