MDS PREP

Fluoride is carried in the blood via
1) Plasma
2) RBCs
3) Both plasma and RBC
4) WBCs

Community Dentistry Answer: 1

What is as CAPMI
1) Method of forensic lie detection
2) Method of forensic identification
3) Method of forensic breath analyzer
4) All of the above

Community Dentistry Answer: 2

We are observing a secular trend in a disease when
1) There is a decrease or increase in incidence over a period of ten years
2) An epidemic occurs every three years
3) Disease occurs every winter
4) Its occurrence is rare

Community Dentistry Answer: 1

The fluoride form that has to be freshly prepared before use is
1) NaF
2) SnF
3) APF solution
4) APF gel

Community Dentistry Answer: 2

Which of the following values for "P" can be regarded statistically significant
1) P = 0.001
2) P = 0.1
3) P = 1
4) P = 0.5

Community Dentistry Answer: 1

Which of the following are not a grass root workers for primary health
1) Anganwadi workers
2) Dais
3) Health volunteers
4) Medical personnel at primary health centre

Community Dentistry Answer: 4

The recommended age group for the application of pit and fissure sealants is
1) 3 to 9 yr
2) 6 to 14 yr
3) 9 to 14 yr
4) 10 to 14 yr

Community Dentistry Answer: 2

Which one of the sampling best enables the researcher to study differences that might exist between different subgroups of population
1) Stratified
2) Systematic
3) Simple random
4) Convenience

Community Dentistry Answer: 1

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MDS PREP

Fluoride is carried in the blood via1) Plasma2) RBCs3) Both plasma and RBC4) WBCs

What is as CAPMI1) Method of forensic lie detection2) Method of forensic identification3) Method of forensic breath analyzer4) All of the above

We are observing a secular trend in a disease when 1) There is a decrease or increase in incidence over a period of ten years2) An epidemic occurs every three years3) Disease occurs every winter4) Its occurrence is rare

The fluoride form that has to be freshly prepared before use is1) NaF2) SnF3) APF solution4) APF gel

Which of the following values for "P" can be regarded statistically significant1) P = 0.0012) P = 0.13) P = 14) P = 0.5

Which of the following are not a grass root workers for primary health1) Anganwadi workers2) Dais3) Health volunteers4) Medical personnel at primary health centre

The recommended age group for the application of pit and fissure sealants is1) 3 to 9 yr2) 6 to 14 yr3) 9 to 14 yr4) 10 to 14 yr

Which one of the sampling best enables the researcher to study differences that might exist between different subgroups of population1) Stratified2) Systematic3) Simple random4) Convenience

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Fluoride is carried in the blood via
1) Plasma
2) RBCs
3) Both plasma and RBC
4) WBCs

What is as CAPMI
1) Method of forensic lie detection
2) Method of forensic identification
3) Method of forensic breath analyzer
4) All of the above

We are observing a secular trend in a disease when
1) There is a decrease or increase in incidence over a period of ten years
2) An epidemic occurs every three years
3) Disease occurs every winter
4) Its occurrence is rare

The fluoride form that has to be freshly prepared before use is
1) NaF
2) SnF
3) APF solution
4) APF gel

Which of the following values for "P" can be regarded statistically significant
1) P = 0.001
2) P = 0.1
3) P = 1
4) P = 0.5

Which of the following are not a grass root workers for primary health
1) Anganwadi workers
2) Dais
3) Health volunteers
4) Medical personnel at primary health centre

The recommended age group for the application of pit and fissure sealants is
1) 3 to 9 yr
2) 6 to 14 yr
3) 9 to 14 yr
4) 10 to 14 yr

Which one of the sampling best enables the researcher to study differences that might exist between different subgroups of population
1) Stratified
2) Systematic
3) Simple random
4) Convenience