Select an epidemiologic study, download, review and answer the following question
•1. What was the general aim of the study?
•2. What was the exposure of interest?
•3. What was the primary outcome measure?
•4. What was the original hypothesis of the authors?
•5. What type of study design did they employ?
•6. Why do you think they chose that study type?
•7. What advantages and disadvantages does the study type have?
•8. What potential confounding factors can you identify?
According to the question .here I reviewed a Case control epidemiogical study
1 The general aim for that study was to find out lung cancer in smoker versus non smoker .
2 Exposure of interest was smoking
3 primary outcome measure was smokers are suffering from lung cancer more than non smoker
4 The original hypothesis was smokers are more vulnerable to lung cancer as compared to non smoker
5. They employed case control study a retrospective kind of study
6. It is easy , cases and control both are easily available.
Requires few subject
Outcome is more accurate
Can be conducted in normal set up
Gives the exact data about the effect of Risk factor.
7. Advantage
Less time taking.
Easy to conduct
Requires less subject
Inexpensive
All the possible risk factors can be found
Disadvantage
Bias in selection of cases
Not easy to find the group of individuals for control
Rates of disease cannot be determined
8. Pollution
Living in unhygienic condition
Select an epidemiologic study, download, review and answer the following question •1. What was the general...
Select an epidemiologic study, download, review and answer the following questions 1. What was the general aim of the study? 2. What was the exposure of interest? 3. What was the primary outcome measure? 4. What was the original hypothesis of the authors? 5. What type of study design did they employ? 6. Why do you think they chose that study type? 7. What advantages and disadvantages does the study type have? 8. What potential confounding factors can you identify?...
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