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This document presents practical training exercises and questions for 2023, focusing on descriptive studies and case-control methods for undergraduate medical students. It includes a case example involving carotenemia and questions about epidemiological study design.
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**Practical training** **Practical 1 -- Descriptive Studies & Case-control** **Training 1 \*2023\*** Learning styles of undergraduate medical students Every student has his own specific learning study in medicine in particular with the vast and extensive medical curriculum has always been a matt...
**Practical training** **Practical 1 -- Descriptive Studies & Case-control** **Training 1 \*2023\*** Learning styles of undergraduate medical students Every student has his own specific learning study in medicine in particular with the vast and extensive medical curriculum has always been a matter of argument by teachers. Study presentation: An investigator will conduct study on undergraduate medical students to determine effect of sociodemographic & educational background characteristics on learning styles 1. Formulate the question of the study?...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2. Name 8 steps in planning research study?...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3. Mention criteria of a good research question?...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... **Training 2** **A case of carotenemia** - **Background** Carotenemia is a condition characterized by yellow-orange discoloration of the skin usually 2ry to excessive ingestion of foods rich in carotene. It occurs in the absence of yellow discoloration of the sclera. Carotenemia is a benign condition; hence, further diagnostic testing is unnecessary. - **Case presentation:** A 43-year-old gentleman with a history of chronic abdominal pain, heartburn, and poor oral intake for the past 6 months. He had noticed yellow-orange discoloration of both hands and feet for the past few weeks. He denied pruritus, darkening of the urine, and pale stools. Physical exam was significant for yellow-orange discolorations on the dorsal and ventral aspects of both hands, soles of both feet and axillae. Vital signs were within normal limits. Liver function test, coagulation profile, albumin, platelets, and thyroid function were within normal limits. On further interview, the patient reported that for the past 6 months, his diet has predominantly consisted of papaya and mango. - **Conclusion:** Reduction in consumption of high carotene containing foods such as apple, orange, beans, peach, berries, broccoli, cabbage, carrot, spinach, cucumber, tomato, lettuce, and mango usually results in resolution of skin discoloration. It is essential for physicians to be aware of these condition to prevent unnecessary diagnostic testing for these patients 1. What is the type of this epidemiological study?...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 2. What are the applications of this study design?...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... 3. Mention the other types of studies which belong to that category?...................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................... **Training 3** **Novel Coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) in Febrile Infants in New York:** - **Introduction:** The 2019 novel coronavirus (SARS-CoV-2) has spread rapidly across the globe since it was identified in January 2020. The Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention reported that only 1% of cases (416 out of 72 314) whether confirmed or suspected cases were found in children \