=PIL HOLOC Qél Detine : a) Epidemiology by Whatis disease tiequeney, distribution of disease and determinants of disease? ¢) What are various tools for measurement dl) Detine: * Rate + Ratio # Proportion ©) How will you measure mortality? 1) Mortality rates: ude death rate ic death rate = Case fatality rate - Proportional mortality rate ~ Survival rate + Adjusted or standardized rate ~ Population of risk 8) Direct Standardization h) Standardized mortality rate i) Define = Incidence - Prevalence i) Relationship between incidence & prevalence k) Study types in epidemiology / observational studies experimental 1) Case Control Studies m) Define - Relation Risk = Odds ratio Scanned with CamScannerg: Deline Cohort? Cohort studies its types and steps Q: Experimental studies: - Steps - Randomization - Advantages & Disadvantages Q: Blinding and its types Q: Associ: ion types. Q: Causation Q: Epidemic — types — Steps of Epidemic investigation Q: Bias Placebo | i Scanned with CamScanner1) avhat is Ergonomies? 2) What are pneumoconiosis? 3)s licosis catise occupations involved radiological findings 4) Anthrieosis etiology, occupation involved, radiological findings 5) Asbe: ‘(i i 5) Asbestosis etiology. occupation involved, lesions caused by asbestosis in lung 6) Byssinosis etiology. occupation, prevention .y, occupation involved, measures preventive 7) Bagassosis etiold etiology 8) Farmers Lun 9) Pneumoconiosis prevention ipations involved, clinical picture of 10) Lead poisoning, what is plumbism, o¢' lead poising, lab tests, preventive measures 11) Occupational cancer, sites involved and causes 12) Occupational Hazards of agriculture 13) Measures for general health promotion and protection of workers 14) What is pre placement examination? 15) What are engineering measures to prevent occupational diseases? 2 16) What is sickness absenteeism Scanned with CamScannerI)What is health? 2) What is disease | illness | sickness? 3) What is spectrum of disease? 4) What is Iceberg phenomenon of disease? 5) What are determinants of health? 6) What are indicators of health? 7) PQLI 8) HDI 9) What are MDGs? Scanned with CamScanner1) Major food Groups 2) Essential fatty Acids 3) Hydrogenation of fats ) Trans fity acids 5) Glycaemic Index 6) Role of dietary fibre 7) Vitamin A Sources, functions, deticieney 8) Vitamin D Sources 9) Vitamin BL 10) Vitamin B3 / Niacin functions, detivieney 11) Vitamin B12 12) Vitamin C 13) Iron 14) lodine 15) Principal nutrients of major foods = Milk / dairy +I 1B Scanned with CamScanner1) Essential Am 2) Balanced diet 3) Prudent diet 4) Underweight 5) Stunting and Wasting 6) Severe Acute Malnutrition 7) Xerophthalmia 8) Nutritional Anaemia 9) lodine deficiency disorders 10) Anthropometry 11) Assessment of dietary intake 12) Food hye 13) Milk pasteu 14) Meat hyg ene ation ene 15) Sanitation of eating places 16) Food handlers 17) Food additives 18) Food fortification 19) Adulteration of foods Scanned with CamScanner1) what is immunity 2) Types-innate or non-speeitic-aequired or specific 3) Herd immunity 4) Live Vaceines: contraindications 3) Inactivated or killed vaccines 6) Voxoids 7) Conjugated vaccines 8) Combinations 9) Polyvalent vaccines 10) Autogenous vaccines 11) Immunoglobulins 12) Antisera or anti-toxins 13) The cold chain 14) Heat sensitive vaccines 15) Vaccines which are sensitive to freezing 16) Vaceine vial monitor jake test? 17) What is si 18) EPI schedule 19) Pre and post exposure prophy lt - Rabies - Tetanus 20) Immunization recommended for travellers Scanned with CamScannerDEMOGRAPHY 1) What is demography’? 2) What is population growth rate; growth rate Crude birth rate Crude death rate Population doubling 3) Determinants of Fertility 4) General Fertility rate, age specific Fertility rate, total Fertility 5) Dependency ratio, sex ratio, 6) Phases and sta of demographic cycle 7) Demographic trap, | 8) Population momentum: 9) Tell implication of high population growth. 10) What is vital index? 11) What is life expectaney at birth? Scanned with CamScanner