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,The relative risk B. Strength of the Association
of the
relationship
between
cigarette smoking
and lung cancer
is found to be 15.
A. Consistency
B. Strength of the
association
C. Biological
plausibility
D. Dose-response
relationship
E. None of the
above
,Two-packs-a-day D. Dose Response Relationship
smokers who
have smoked for
30 years were
found to have 20
times the
probability of
developing lung
cancer compared
to nonsmokers.
One-pack-a-day
smokers for 30
years were found
to have 10 times
the probability of
developing lung
cancer compared
to nonsmokers.
A. Consistency
B. Strength of the
association
C. Biological
plausibility
D. Dose-response
relationship
, E. None of the
A population with D. None of the Above
above
a high incidence
of disease is
compared to a
population with a
low incidence of
the disease. The
prevalence of a
factor in the two
populations is
compared.
A. Case-Control
study
B. Cohort study
C. Randomized
clinical trial
D. None of the
above
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Terms in this set (162)
,The relative risk B. Strength of the Association
of the
relationship
between
cigarette smoking
and lung cancer
is found to be 15.
A. Consistency
B. Strength of the
association
C. Biological
plausibility
D. Dose-response
relationship
E. None of the
above
,Two-packs-a-day D. Dose Response Relationship
smokers who
have smoked for
30 years were
found to have 20
times the
probability of
developing lung
cancer compared
to nonsmokers.
One-pack-a-day
smokers for 30
years were found
to have 10 times
the probability of
developing lung
cancer compared
to nonsmokers.
A. Consistency
B. Strength of the
association
C. Biological
plausibility
D. Dose-response
relationship
, E. None of the
A population with D. None of the Above
above
a high incidence
of disease is
compared to a
population with a
low incidence of
the disease. The
prevalence of a
factor in the two
populations is
compared.
A. Case-Control
study
B. Cohort study
C. Randomized
clinical trial
D. None of the
above