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Which two issues does aetiology confront?
Which two issues does aetiology confront?
- Determinants of exposure and determinants of susceptibility
- Determinants of exposure and determinants of incidence rate
- Determinants of individual cases and determinants of susceptibility
- Determinants of individual cases and determinants of incidence rate (correct)
When will case/control and cohort methods fail to detect a necessary agent?
When will case/control and cohort methods fail to detect a necessary agent?
- When exposure to the necessary agent is heterogeneous within a population
- When exposure to the necessary agent is homogeneous within a population (correct)
- When the necessary agent is present in the population
- When the necessary agent is not present in the population
What are the corresponding strategies in control for detecting a necessary agent?
What are the corresponding strategies in control for detecting a necessary agent?
- The individual approach and the 'high-risk' approach
- The individual approach and the population approach
- The 'high-risk' approach and the population approach (correct)
- The 'high-risk' approach and the individual approach
Are the 'high-risk' approach and the population approach usually in competition?
Are the 'high-risk' approach and the population approach usually in competition?
What should always be the prior concern in control strategies?
What should always be the prior concern in control strategies?
Which two issues does aetiology address?
Which two issues does aetiology address?
What will case/control and cohort methods fail to detect if exposure to a necessary agent is homogeneous within a population?
What will case/control and cohort methods fail to detect if exposure to a necessary agent is homogeneous within a population?
What is the 'high-risk' approach in control strategies?
What is the 'high-risk' approach in control strategies?
What is the population approach in control strategies?
What is the population approach in control strategies?
What should always be the prior concern in control strategies?
What should always be the prior concern in control strategies?