The Ratio of the Prevalence of a Health Condition in a Group

question 50

Multiple Choice

The ratio of the prevalence of a health condition in a group exposed to a particular risk factor to the prevalence of that condition in a group not exposed to the risk factor is called:

• A) prevalence.
• B) the incidence-prevalence ratio.
• C) the prevalence-incidence ratio.
• D) relative risk.

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Definitions:

Johann Weyer

A 16th-century physician and occultist who is considered one of the first to argue against the persecution of witches and the existence of witchcraft, advocating instead for the humane treatment of the mentally ill.

Reginald Scot

A 16th-century Englishman known for his skeptical views on witchcraft and criticism of the witch trials in his book, "The Discoverie of Witchcraft."

Teresa of Avila

A Spanish mystic and Carmelite nun from the 16th century, known for her writings on contemplative life through mental prayer.

Uterus

A female reproductive organ in mammals, including humans, in which the fertilized egg implants and develops into a fetus.