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Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 7mins

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Class
Date
1.

This refers to actual difference between the two census counts expressed in % relative to the population size of the earlier year/time period

a)

natural increase

b)

rate of natural increase

c)

relative increase

d)

absolute increase

2.

Measures the proportion of existing cases of a disease in the population among the population examined

a)

Case fatality rate

b)

Prevalence

c)

Incidence rate

3.

Statistical and mathematical study of human populations

a)

epidemiology

b)

demography

c)

public health

4.

Measures the difference between the number of births and number of deaths which occurred in specific population within a specified period of time

a)

natural increase

b)

rate of natural increase

c)

population density

5.

Which of the following is the numerator used by ADR?

a)

midyear population

b)

number of economically productive persons in the population

c)

number of dependents in the population

d)

number of females

6.

Compares the sex ratio across different categories of another characteristics

a)

population density

b)

age dependency ratio

c)

sex structure

d)

crowding index

7.

Cause of death rate is an example of a crude rate, therefore the denominator it uses is

a)

midyear population of men

b)

midyear population of women

c)

midyear population

d)

number of deaths from a specified cause

8.

This can be used when comparing mortality between subgroups of a population

a)

cause of death rate

b)

specific mortality rate

c)

crude death rate

d)

case fatality rate

9.

Swaroop’s index is a type of _____________.

a)

proportional mortality ratio

b)

specific mortality rate

c)

crude death rate

d)

case fatality rate

10.

This measures how much afflicted die from the disease

a)

case fatality rate

b)

crude death rate

c)

prevalence

d)

incidence rate

11.

What is the numerator used by CBR?

a)

number of deaths in a specified year

b)

number of registered livebirths in a specified year

c)

midyear population

d)

total deaths

12.

Reflects the level of obstetric risk in a population

a)

crude death rate

b)

crude birth rate

c)

general fertility rate

d)

maternal mortality ratio

13.

Which of the following is a specific rate?

a)

crude death rate

b)

cause of death rate

c)

general fertility rate

d)

crude birth rate

14.

Crowding index is a measure of

a)

population size

b)

population distribution

c)

population composition

15.

Indicates if the population is young or old

a)

sex ratio

b)

age dependency ratio

c)

median age

d)

sex structure

16.

Which of the following describes the characteristics of the members of the population?

a)

population pyramid

b)

crowding index

c)

population density

17.

Frequency or count of members in a population

a)

population distribution

b)

population composition

c)

population size

18.

Which of the following formulas has the assumption of an arithmetic method?

a)
b)
c)
19.

To use this formula, the unknown in the problem is the:

a)

future population

b)

past population

c)

time interval

d)

absolute increase

20.

Which of the following is TRUE?

a)

Census is more frequently done than survey.

b)

GFR is more specific than CBR.

c)

CDR measures morbidity in a population.