Exam 6: Problems and Limits of Epidemiology Problems With Studying Humans
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All epidemiologic studies have the advantage of studying humans rather than experimental animals.
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What surgical procedure was performed on more than half of all children in the 1930s through the 1950s in the belief that the operation prevented rheumatic fever?
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What type of studies are likely to suffer from a form of bias caused by people dropping out or being untraceable when results are being sought?
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Whats the most appropriate description of the terms?
-Systematic error that may be introduced into a study in a number of ways
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________________________ occurs if the study group and the control group systematically report differently even if the exposure was the same.
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Hormone replacement therapy for menopausal women became popular in the 1960s.
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Most epidemiologic studies provide clear proof for the cause of disease.
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-Tuskegee subjects received antibiotics to treat syphilis.
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Rules for studies using human subjects came directly from the scandal over abuses in the Tuskegee _______________ study.
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It is unrealistic to expect to succeed at a randomized controlled trial that requires people to alter their behavior over a significant period of time.
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Generally, any U.S. hospital seeking to perform cohort studies will have to establish an in-house institutional review board.
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-Case-control study found that exposure to high electromagnetic fields from power lines increased the risk of childhood cancer.
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whats the study to the appropriate description.
-Found a 42.7 odds ration from exposure to aspirin during a viral infection
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The Women's Health Initiative was a _________________________, the gold standard for epidemiologic studies, and thus was much less likely to be subject to bias.
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The more widely a therapy is already used, the easier it is to do a randomized controlled study.
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Whats the most appropriate description of the terms?
-Occurs if the study group and the control group systematically report differently even if the exposure was the same
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whats the study to the appropriate description.
-Was stopped early on the basis that the risks had been found to outweigh the benefits
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whats the FDA-approved medication with the associated harmful side effect.
-Suspected in increasing the risk of heart attacks
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The ultimate goal of many epidemiologic studies is to determine the _______________ of disease.
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whats the FDA-approved medication with the associated harmful side effect.
-Risk of suicidal behavior in children and young people
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