How Is Incidence Different from Prevalence

question 19

Multiple Choice

How is incidence different from prevalence?

• A) Prevalence is the number of new cases; incidence is the total number of cases.
• B) Incidence is the total number of new cases over a particular point in time; prevalence is the number of new cases over a particular time period.
• C) Prevalence is the total number of cases over a particular time period; incidence is the total number of new cases within a period of time.
• D) Incidence is the total number of cases with psychiatric illness over a particular time period; prevalence is the total number of cases with physical illness or psychiatric illness over a particular time period.

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