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Case 2 (questions 14-16) Suppose that a team of researchers is interested in studying the association between sun exposure and skin cancer among Floridan adults. Suppose that they developed the following research question: Are Floridan adults aged 30 who do not wear sunscreen on a regular basis at a higher risk of developing skin cancer by age 40 than Floridian adults aged 30 who do wear sunscreen on a regular basis? Suppose a team of researchers performed a case-control study to study the association between leukemia and formaldehyde exposure. The researchers calculated an exposure odds ratio of 1.74. Please provide an interpretation of this exposure odds ratio (max. 4 points). Note: include the effect estimate of 1.74 in your interpretation.

Which measure of disease occurrence can be estimated in a cross-sectional study?

Suppose we conducted a prospective cohort study on the association between smoking and stroke in American adults aged 65. Suppose that the 10-year risk of stroke in smokers is 0.08 and that the 10-year risk of stroke in individuals who do not smoke is 0.04. This means that the estimate of the risk ratio is 2.00 (0.08/0.04). What is the interpretation of this estimate? What is the interpretation of this estimate?

Troubleshooting of ______, _______, and methods to increase adherence should be a part of the close follow-up of the patient on PAP.

The concept with this procedure is that any area of blockage to breathing, from the nose to the voice-box, is bypassed by a hole placed into the windpipe.

The recommended maximum CPAP should be __ cm H2O for patients less than 12 years and __ cm H2O for patients greater than or equal to 12 years.

Too short of an expiratory time may result in?

Of the following, what is the best documented risk factor for OSA?

The area behind the nares and oral cavity.