1. What is the key characteristic of a cross-sectional study?
2. Think of an example of an ecologic study (not from class) and describe a key
challenge to this ecologic study design.
1. What is the key characteristic of a cross-sectional study? 2. Think of an example of...
epidemiology class
+ Name Measures Measures Key differentiating of of Limitations Timing characteristics frequency association Description study Design Ecologic Cross-sectional Case-control Retrospective Cohort Prospective Cohort Experimental
1) What is the most enjoyable part of taking an introduction to epidemiology course in college? 2) What are the expectations for that class and what interesting topics are covered in the course? 3) Of the following, What is the most challenging concept to learn in epidemiology? Concepts of disease occurrence and causality, History of the field of epidemiology, Measures of disease occurrence, Measures of association, Study design – ecologic, cross-sectional, and cohort, Study design - case-control studies; and bias...
2. A key feature of a cross-sectional study is that: a. It usually provides information on prevalence rather than incidence b. It is limited to health exposure and behaviors rather than health outcomes c. It is more useful for descriptive epidemiology than it is for analytic epidemiology
3) True or False? If the goal of the study is to understand populations, describe patterns, or ask research questions that are not focused on causality, the best design may be a cross-sectional or cohort study. True False 5) True or False? Case definitions are essential for any outbreak investigation no matter which study approach is used to investigate the epidemic. 6) True or False? Cross-sectional surveys are used to establish baseline data prior to the initiation of longitudinal studies....
Which study approach (example, cross-sectional survey, retrospective, correlational, experimental, etc) would be the best to the test the question below.State why the study design you selected is appropriate and address any limitations associated with the approach. Question Is Alcohol use related to the risk of poor academic performance among college students living in the United State?
Example 1 and 2
In Example 1 (Blood Plasma as Ebola Treatment), the study is O longitudinal (retrospective) longitudinal (prospective) O cross-sectional D Question 6 1 pts In Example 2 (Teens Smoking), the study (referring to the current survey) O cross-sectional O longitudinal (retrospective longitudinal (prospective)
1. Cross-sectional study can not measure Incidence risk Prevalence Seroprevalence 2. Which study you generally conduct if you are interested in studying the risk factors of diabetes in a population in an ethically and scientifically convincing way? Case-Control Cross-sectional study Experimental study Cohort study 3. Prevalence of disease in exposed is not different than the prevalence of exposure among diseased False True 4. Sero-prevalence study is also called Cross-sectional study Cohort study Experimental study Case reports 5. Which one of...
1) and 2)
In Example 1 (Blood Plasma as Ebola Treatment), the study is O longitudinal (retrospective) longitudinal (prospective) O cross-sectional D Question 6 1 pts In Example 2 (Teens Smoking), the study (referring to the current survey) O cross-sectional O longitudinal (retrospective longitudinal (prospective)
'determine what type of study design was used (control study,
cohort study, ecological study, cross sectional study, and
experimental study.). write down a strength and limitation of the
study design.
1. Obesity and diabetes are increasingly attributed to environmental factors, however, little attention has been paid to the influence of the 'local' food economy. This paper examines the association of measures relating to the built environment and 'local' agriculture with U.S. county-level prevalence of obesity and diabetes. Key indicators of...
The following question lists examples of observational studies. Select all those that describe a cross-sectional study design? A.Survey of smokeless tobacco use among ninth-graders in four school districts. B.Data from the Behavioral Risk Factor Survey were used in a secondary data analysis to examine the effect of income inequality and race on preventive health practices. C.A study examined the effect of hormone replacement therapy on cancer; using a cancer registry in California identified cancer cases. Controls were selected from a...