Single Choice
Easy
QWhich type of study compares individuals with a particular condition or outcome (cases) to individuals without the condition or outcome (controls) to determine potential associations or causes?
ID: #10921
Definitions
101 views
Question Info
#10921Q ID
EasyDifficulty
DefinitionsTopic
Your Answer
Choose the Best Option
Click any option to instantly check if you're correct.
Correct Answer
Explanation
A case-control study compares individuals with a particular condition or outcome (cases) to individuals without the condition or outcome (controls) to determine potential associations or causes. It is useful for investigating rare diseases or outcomes and assessing the relationship between exposure and disease.
Today: 0 answered · 0 correct
Save progress
Free account
Want to remember what you got wrong?
Create a free account in seconds to track your score, revisit mistakes and continue Science where you left off.
- Save your progress & streak
- Topic-wise quizzes & scores
- Bookmark tricky questions
- Printable MCQ sets
Nice — 3 questions done!
Don't lose this streak. Sign up free to save your score and pick up exactly where you stopped.
Practice smarterFree account · save progress
Sign up free
Continue Practice
Share
Share This Question
Challenge a friend or share with your study group.
More from This Topic