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How many respondents were enrolled in the cross-sectional epidemiological survey?
How many respondents were enrolled in the cross-sectional epidemiological survey?
- 3922 (correct)
- 5000
- 1000
- 3000
What type of survey was conducted to gather the data?
What type of survey was conducted to gather the data?
- Longitudinal survey
- Randomized controlled trial
- Case-control study
- Cross-sectional survey (correct)
How many cases of diabetes were reported among the respondents?
How many cases of diabetes were reported among the respondents?
- 809
- 709
- 409
- 609 (correct)
What was the methodology used for collecting data in the survey?
What was the methodology used for collecting data in the survey?
Which of the following best describes the nature of the survey conducted?
Which of the following best describes the nature of the survey conducted?
What is the total number of subjects in the study?
What is the total number of subjects in the study?
Which of the following conditions had the highest number of cases in the study?
Which of the following conditions had the highest number of cases in the study?
What is the average age (in years) of the subjects in this study?
What is the average age (in years) of the subjects in this study?
How many female subjects participated in the study?
How many female subjects participated in the study?
Which group comprised the least number of subjects in the study?
Which group comprised the least number of subjects in the study?
How many participants were included in the Physicians' Health Study?
How many participants were included in the Physicians' Health Study?
What was the demographic of the participants in the Physicians' Health Study?
What was the demographic of the participants in the Physicians' Health Study?
What method was used to report the occurrence of diabetes and Parkinson's disease in the study?
What method was used to report the occurrence of diabetes and Parkinson's disease in the study?
Which of the following diseases were self-reported in the Physicians' Health Study?
Which of the following diseases were self-reported in the Physicians' Health Study?
What type of study design was utilized in the Physicians' Health Study?
What type of study design was utilized in the Physicians' Health Study?
What method was used to calculate adjusted relative risk for Parkinson's disease?
What method was used to calculate adjusted relative risk for Parkinson's disease?
How many individuals with Parkinson's disease were identified over the 23-year period?
How many individuals with Parkinson's disease were identified over the 23-year period?
What disease was the focus of the study using time-varying Cox regression?
What disease was the focus of the study using time-varying Cox regression?
What type of statistical analysis is time-varying Cox regression primarily associated with?
What type of statistical analysis is time-varying Cox regression primarily associated with?
Over what duration were the individuals with Parkinson's disease identified?
Over what duration were the individuals with Parkinson's disease identified?
What is the multivariable-adjusted relative risk (RR) for Parkinson's disease in subjects with diabetes?
What is the multivariable-adjusted relative risk (RR) for Parkinson's disease in subjects with diabetes?
What does the 95% confidence interval (CI) of 1.01-1.77 suggest about the findings?
What does the 95% confidence interval (CI) of 1.01-1.77 suggest about the findings?
What factor was controlled for in assessing the risk of Parkinson's disease in diabetic subjects?
What factor was controlled for in assessing the risk of Parkinson's disease in diabetic subjects?
What does a relative risk of 1.34 imply for individuals with diabetes compared to those without?
What does a relative risk of 1.34 imply for individuals with diabetes compared to those without?
Which statement about the association between diabetes and Parkinson's disease is correct?
Which statement about the association between diabetes and Parkinson's disease is correct?
Which group showed a more apparent diagnosis of diabetes?
Which group showed a more apparent diagnosis of diabetes?
What factor appeared to influence the diagnosis of diabetes among men?
What factor appeared to influence the diagnosis of diabetes among men?
Which demographic exhibited a notable clustering of diabetes diagnosis with Parkinson's disease?
Which demographic exhibited a notable clustering of diabetes diagnosis with Parkinson's disease?
What was the relationship between diabetes complications and the diagnosis of diabetes?
What was the relationship between diabetes complications and the diagnosis of diabetes?
Who is less likely to show an apparent diagnosis of diabetes according to the information provided?
Who is less likely to show an apparent diagnosis of diabetes according to the information provided?
Flashcards
Subjects in study
Subjects in study
279 males and 119 females, with an average age of 53.5 years.
Type 2 diabetes cases
Type 2 diabetes cases
A group of 53 participants diagnosed with type 2 diabetes.
Dyslipidemia cases
Dyslipidemia cases
130 participants with lipid disorders.
Comorbidity cases
Comorbidity cases
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Control group
Control group
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Study location
Study location
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Epidemiological Survey
Epidemiological Survey
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Cross-sectional Survey
Cross-sectional Survey
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Face-to-Face Survey
Face-to-Face Survey
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National Unified Questionnaire
National Unified Questionnaire
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3922 Respondents
3922 Respondents
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609 Cases of Diabetes
609 Cases of Diabetes
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Physicians' Health Study
Physicians' Health Study
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Cohort Study
Cohort Study
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21,841 participants
21,841 participants
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Self-reported data
Self-reported data
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Diabetes and Parkinson's
Diabetes and Parkinson's
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Diabetes Diagnosis Clustering
Diabetes Diagnosis Clustering
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Time-varying Cox regression
Time-varying Cox regression
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Parkinson's disease
Parkinson's disease
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Diabetes Duration & Men
Diabetes Duration & Men
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Adjusted relative risk (RR)
Adjusted relative risk (RR)
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Diabetes Complications & Diagnosis
Diabetes Complications & Diagnosis
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23 years
23 years
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556 individuals
556 individuals
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Diabetes and Parkinson's Risk
Diabetes and Parkinson's Risk
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Increased Risk Ratio
Increased Risk Ratio
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95% Confidence Interval
95% Confidence Interval
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Vascular Disease Exclusion
Vascular Disease Exclusion
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Study Notes
Diabetes Epidemiology Study in Shenyang, China
- Study Type: Cross-sectional epidemiological survey
- Participants: People aged 40 years and older in Shenyang, China
- Sample Size: 3922 respondents, 609 with diabetes
- Prevalence: 15.5% prevalence of diabetes
- Rural vs. Urban: Higher prevalence in rural areas (17.7%) compared to urban areas (14.2%)
- Gender Differences: No significant difference in prevalence between men and women (14.8% vs. 16.1%)
- Risk Factors: Advanced age, hypertension, and dyslipidemia were identified as influencing factors.
- Awareness, Treatment, and Control Rates:
- Awareness: 82.3%
- Treatment: 36.6%
- Control of fasting plasma glucose: 17.1%
- Awareness rates were higher in men in different age groups. Treatment rates were higher in women.
Case-Control Study of Type 2 Diabetes Risk Factors (Japan)
- Study Type: Case-control study
- Focus: Association between physical activity and type 2 diabetes
- Participants: Middle-aged Japanese (53.5±6.8 years old). Included cases of type 2 diabetes, dyslipidemia alone, comorbidity, and controls.
- Methods: Self-administered questionnaires, including Baecke's questionnaire (to assess physical activity) and data on other lifestyle factors.
- Findings: Physical activity was negatively associated with the risk of type 2 diabetes and the comorbidity of type 2 diabetes and dyslipidemia. The odds ratio of the fourth quartile to lowest level was 0.31 (for type 2 diabetes) and 0.32 (for comorbidity)
- Conclusion: Physical activity was associated with reduced type 2 diabetes and comorbidity, particularly in the context of sex and age.
Prospective Cohort Study of Type 2 Diabetes and Parkinson's Disease Risk
- Study Type: Prospective cohort study
- Participants: 21,841 U.S. male physicians
- Objective: To evaluate the association between type 2 diabetes and Parkinson's disease
- Duration: 23 years of follow-up
- Results:
- Increased risk of Parkinson's disease among individuals with diabetes (multivariable-adjusted RR = 1.34) after adjusting for potential confounders like vascular disease.
- Association remained significant even after excluding those with known vascular disease.
- Diabetes diagnosis was often close in time to Parkinson's disease diagnosis, particularly in men with short duration of diabetes and no diabetes complications.
- Conclusion: The findings do not suggest that diabetes precedes Parkinson's disease in this specific population.
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