HAILU ALEMU COLLEGE DEPARTMENTT OF PHARMACY APPLYING BASIC HEALTH STATISTICS AND SURVEY

FINAL EXAM (70%) 2015 e.c

I. Write True if the statement is correct and False if the statement is incorrect (2 point each)
1.________Inferential Statistics is used to reach a conclusion about a population based on the sample studied.
2.________Qualitative data can be expressed as a number.
3._______Data collection is the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established system.
4.________Self-administered questionnaire is demand certain level of education and skill on the part of the respondents.
5.________Open-ended questions are not permit free responses that should be recorded in the respondent’s own words.
II.choose the best answer from the given alternatives and Use the Answer shaded it ( 3 point each)
6.____Which one of the f/f a list of possible options or answers from which the respondents must choose.
A) Closed ended Questions B) Open-ended questions C) Questionnaires D) All
7.____Which one of the f/f is simply describe the characteristics or attributes of the population under study.
A) Inferential statistics B) statistical methods C) Descriptive Statistics D) none
8.___The process of re-organization, classification, compilation, and summarization of data to present it in a meaningful form.
A) Presentation of the data B)Collection of data C)Organization of data D) All
9.____Which one of the f/f quantifies the magnitude of one occurrence or condition in relation to another.
A) Nominal scale B) Ratio scale C)Ordinal scale D) Interval scale
10.____Which one of the f/f the preventive measures that lead to early diagnosis and prompt treatment of a disease, illness or
injury to prevent more severe problems developing.
A) Primary prevention B) Secondary prevention C) Tertiary prevention D) All
11.____Which one of the following the most common type of health information – signs, symptoms, diagnoses, treatments and
outcome of the care process.
A) Clinical data B) Epidemiological data C)Demographic data D)Financial data
12.____ Which one of the following the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established
system
A) Presentation of the data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all
13.____is simply the number of times the observation occurs in the data, divided by the total number of response.
A) Proportion B) number C) percentage D) none
14.____is a system that provides specific information support to the decision-making process at each level of an organization

A) Recording and reporting B) Health management information system C) Family Folder D)All

15. ____The process of extracting relevant information from the summarized data

A) Analysis of data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all

III.Match the item under column A with the correct answer under column B(3point each)

A B

16.____Modifiable risk factor A. simpler and cheaper

17.____Primary data B. smoking
18____Self-administered questionnaire C. inherited genes.
19____ Non-modifiablerisk factors D . Unique to the data collector or researcher
20.____ Number E. simply the total amount of the variable in the data.

IV.Write the answer for the following questions (2 point each)

21. Write the Importance of diagrammatic representation?
22. Writethe general rules of the construction of graphs?
23. Write the type of information’s collected by HMIS?
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II. Write True if the statement is correct and False if the statement is incorrect (2 point each)
1.________Inferential Statistics is used to reach a conclusion about a population based on the sample studied.
2.________Qualitative data can be expressed as a number.
3._______Data collection is the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established system.
4.________Self-administered questionnaire is demand certain level of education and skill on the part of the respondents.
5.________Open-ended questions are not permit free responses that should be recorded in the respondent’s own words.
II.choose the best answer from the given alternatives and Use the Answer shaded it ( 3 point each)
6.____Which one of the f/f a list of possible options or answers from which the respondents must choose.
A) Closed ended Questions B) Open-ended questions C) Questionnaires D) All
7.____Which one of the f/f is simply describe the characteristics or attributes of the population under study.
A) Inferential statistics B) statistical methods C) Descriptive Statistics D) none
8.___The process of re-organization, classification, compilation, and summarization of data to present it in a meaningful form.
A) Presentation of the data B)Collection of data C)Organization of data D) All
9.____Which one of the f/f quantifies the magnitude of one occurrence or condition in relation to another.
A) Nominal scale B) Ratio scale C)Ordinal scale D) Interval scale
10.____Which one of the f/f the preventive measures that lead to early diagnosis and prompt treatment of a disease, illness or
injury to prevent more severe problems developing.
A) Primary prevention B) Secondary prevention C) Tertiary prevention D) All
11.____Which one of the following the most common type of health information – signs, symptoms, diagnoses, treatments and
outcome of the care process.
B) Clinical data B) Epidemiological data C)Demographic data D)Financial data
12.____ Which one of the following the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established
system
B) Presentation of the data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all
13.____is simply the number of times the observation occurs in the data, divided by the total number of response.
A) Proportion B) number C) percentage D) none
14.____is a system that provides specific information support to the decision-making process at each level of an organization

A) Recording and reporting B) Health management information system C) Family Folder D)All

15. ____The process of extracting relevant information from the summarized data

A) Analysis of data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all

III.Match the item under column A with the correct answer under column B(3point each)

A B

16.____Modifiable risk factor A. simpler and cheaper

17.____Primary data B. smoking
18____Self-administered questionnaire C. inherited genes.
19____ Non-modifiablerisk factors D . Unique to the data collector or researcher
20.____ Number E. simply the total amount of the variable in the data.

IV.Write the answer for the following questions (2 point each)

21. Write the Importance of diagrammatic representation?
22. Writethe general rules of the construction of graphs?
23.Write the type of information’s collected by HMIS?
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FINAL EXAM (70%) 2015 e.c

III.Write True if the statement is correct and False if the statement is incorrect (2 point each)
1.________Inferential Statistics is used to reach a conclusion about a population based on the sample studied.
2.________Qualitative data can be expressed as a number.
3._______Data collection is the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established system.
4.________Self-administered questionnaire is demand certain level of education and skill on the part of the respondents.
5.________Open-ended questions are not permit free responses that should be recorded in the respondent’s own words.
II.choose the best answer from the given alternatives and Use the Answer shaded it ( 3 point each)
6.____Which one of the f/f a list of possible options or answers from which the respondents must choose.
A) Closed ended Questions B) Open-ended questions C) Questionnaires D) All
7.____Which one of the f/f is simply describe the characteristics or attributes of the population under study.
A) Inferential statistics B) statistical methods C) Descriptive Statistics D) none
8.___The process of re-organization, classification, compilation, and summarization of data to present it in a meaningful form.
A) Presentation of the data B)Collection of data C)Organization of data D) All
9.____Which one of the f/f quantifies the magnitude of one occurrence or condition in relation to another.
A) Nominal scale B) Ratio scale C)Ordinal scale D) Interval scale
10.____Which one of the f/f the preventive measures that lead to early diagnosis and prompt treatment of a disease, illness or
injury to prevent more severe problems developing.
A) Primary prevention B) Secondary prevention C) Tertiary prevention D) All
11.____Which one of the following the most common type of health information – signs, symptoms, diagnoses, treatments and
outcome of the care process.
C) Clinical data B) Epidemiological data C)Demographic data D)Financial data
12.____ Which one of the following the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established
system
C) Presentation of the data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all
13.____is simply the number of times the observation occurs in the data, divided by the total number of response.
A) Proportion B) number C) percentage D) none
14.____is a system that provides specific information support to the decision-making process at each level of an organization

A) Recording and reporting B) Health management information system C) Family Folder D)All

15. ____The process of extracting relevant information from the summarized data

A) Analysis of data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all

III.Match the item under column A with the correct answer under column B(3point each)

A B

16.____Modifiable risk factor A. simpler and cheaper

17.____Primary data B. smoking
18____Self-administered questionnaire C. inherited genes.
19____ Non-modifiablerisk factors D . Unique to the data collector or researcher
20.____ Number E. simply the total amount of the variable in the data.

IV.Write the answer for the following questions (2 point each)

21. Write the Importance of diagrammatic representation?
22. Writethe general rules of the construction of graphs?
23. Write the type of information’s collected by HMIS?
HAILU ALEMU COLLEGE DEPARTMENTT OF PHARMACY APPLYING BASIC HEALTH STATISTICS AND SURVEY
FINAL EXAM (70%) 2015 e.c

IV. Write True if the statement is correct and False if the statement is incorrect (2 point each)
1.________Inferential Statistics is used to reach a conclusion about a population based on the sample studied.
2.________Qualitative data can be expressed as a number.
3._______Data collection is the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established system.
4.________Self-administered questionnaire is demand certain level of education and skill on the part of the respondents.
5.________Open-ended questions are not permit free responses that should be recorded in the respondent’s own words.
II.choose the best answer from the given alternatives and Use the Answer shaded it ( 3 point each)
6.____Which one of the f/f a list of possible options or answers from which the respondents must choose.
A) Closed ended Questions B) Open-ended questions C) Questionnaires D) All
7.____Which one of the f/f is simply describe the characteristics or attributes of the population under study.
A) Inferential statistics B) statistical methods C) Descriptive Statistics D) none
8.___The process of re-organization, classification, compilation, and summarization of data to present it in a meaningful form.
A) Presentation of the data B)Collection of data C)Organization of data D) All
9.____Which one of the f/f quantifies the magnitude of one occurrence or condition in relation to another.
A) Nominal scale B) Ratio scale C)Ordinal scale D) Interval scale
10.____Which one of the f/f the preventive measures that lead to early diagnosis and prompt treatment of a disease, illness or
injury to prevent more severe problems developing.
A) Primary prevention B) Secondary prevention C) Tertiary prevention D) All
11.____Which one of the following the most common type of health information – signs, symptoms, diagnoses, treatments and
outcome of the care process.
D) Clinical data B) Epidemiological data C)Demographic data D)Financial data
12.____ Which one of the following the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established
system
D) Presentation of the data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all
13.____is simply the number of times the observation occurs in the data, divided by the total number of response.
A) Proportion B) number C) percentage D) none
14.____is a system that provides specific information support to the decision-making process at each level of an organization

A) Recording and reporting B) Health management information system C) Family Folder D)All

15. ____The process of extracting relevant information from the summarized data

A) Analysis of data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all

III.Match the item under column A with the correct answer under column B(3point each)

A B

16.____Modifiable risk factor A. simpler and cheaper

17.____Primary data B. smoking
18____Self-administered questionnaire C. inherited genes.
19____ Non-modifiablerisk factors D . Unique to the data collector or researcher
20.____ Number E. simply the total amount of the variable in the data.

IV.Write the answer for the following questions (2 point each)

21. Write the Importance of diagrammatic representation?
22. Writethe general rules of the construction of graphs?
23.Write the type of information’s collected by HMIS?
HAILU ALEMU COLLEGE DEPARTMENTT OF PHARMACY APPLYING BASIC HEALTH STATISTICS AND SURVEY
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V. Write True if the statement is correct and False if the statement is incorrect (2 point each)
1.________Inferential Statistics is used to reach a conclusion about a population based on the sample studied.
2.________Qualitative data can be expressed as a number.
3._______Data collection is the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established system.
4.________Self-administered questionnaire is demand certain level of education and skill on the part of the respondents.
5.________Open-ended questions are not permit free responses that should be recorded in the respondent’s own words.
II.choose the best answer from the given alternatives and Use the Answer shaded it ( 3 point each)
6.____Which one of the f/f a list of possible options or answers from which the respondents must choose.
A) Closed ended Questions B) Open-ended questions C) Questionnaires D) All
7.____Which one of the f/f is simply describe the characteristics or attributes of the population under study.
A) Inferential statistics B) statistical methods C) Descriptive Statistics D) none
8.___The process of re-organization, classification, compilation, and summarization of data to present it in a meaningful form.
A) Presentation of the data B)Collection of data C)Organization of data D) All
9.____Which one of the f/f quantifies the magnitude of one occurrence or condition in relation to another.
A) Nominal scale B) Ratio scale C)Ordinal scale D) Interval scale
10.____Which one of the f/f the preventive measures that lead to early diagnosis and prompt treatment of a disease, illness or
injury to prevent more severe problems developing.
A) Primary prevention B) Secondary prevention C) Tertiary prevention D) All
11.____Which one of the following the most common type of health information – signs, symptoms, diagnoses, treatments and
outcome of the care process.
E) Clinical data B) Epidemiological data C)Demographic data D)Financial data
12.____ Which one of the following the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established
system
E) Presentation of the data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all
13.____is simply the number of times the observation occurs in the data, divided by the total number of response.
A) Proportion B) number C) percentage D) none
14.____is a system that provides specific information support to the decision-making process at each level of an organization

A) Recording and reporting B) Health management information system C) Family Folder D)All

15. ____The process of extracting relevant information from the summarized data

A) Analysis of data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all

III.Match the item under column A with the correct answer under column B(3point each)

A B

16.____Modifiable risk factor A. simpler and cheaper

17.____Primary data B. smoking
18____Self-administered questionnaire C. inherited genes.
19____ Non-modifiablerisk factors D . Unique to the data collector or researcher
20.____ Number E. simply the total amount of the variable in the data.

IV.Write the answer for the following questions (2 point each)

21. Write the Importance of diagrammatic representation?
22. Writethe general rules of the construction of graphs?
23. Write the type of information’s collected by HMIS?
HAILU ALEMU COLLEGE DEPARTMENTT OF PHARMACY APPLYING BASIC HEALTH STATISTICS AND SURVEY
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VI. Write True if the statement is correct and False if the statement is incorrect (2 point each)
1.________Inferential Statistics is used to reach a conclusion about a population based on the sample studied.
2.________Qualitative data can be expressed as a number.
3._______Data collection is the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established system.
4.________Self-administered questionnaire is demand certain level of education and skill on the part of the respondents.
5.________Open-ended questions are not permit free responses that should be recorded in the respondent’s own words.
II.choose the best answer from the given alternatives and Use the Answer shaded it ( 3 point each)
6.____Which one of the f/f a list of possible options or answers from which the respondents must choose.
A) Closed ended Questions B) Open-ended questions C) Questionnaires D) All
7.____Which one of the f/f is simply describe the characteristics or attributes of the population under study.
A) Inferential statistics B) statistical methods C) Descriptive Statistics D) none
8.___The process of re-organization, classification, compilation, and summarization of data to present it in a meaningful form.
A) Presentation of the data B)Collection of data C)Organization of data D) All
9.____Which one of the f/f quantifies the magnitude of one occurrence or condition in relation to another.
A) Nominal scale B) Ratio scale C)Ordinal scale D) Interval scale
10.____Which one of the f/f the preventive measures that lead to early diagnosis and prompt treatment of a disease, illness or
injury to prevent more severe problems developing.
A) Primary prevention B) Secondary prevention C) Tertiary prevention D) All
11.____Which one of the following the most common type of health information – signs, symptoms, diagnoses, treatments and
outcome of the care process.
F) Clinical data B) Epidemiological data C)Demographic data D)Financial data
12.____ Which one of the following the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established
system
F) Presentation of the data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all
13.____is simply the number of times the observation occurs in the data, divided by the total number of response.
A) Proportion B) number C) percentage D) none
14.____is a system that provides specific information support to the decision-making process at each level of an organization

A) Recording and reporting B) Health management information system C) Family Folder D)All

15. ____The process of extracting relevant information from the summarized data

A) Analysis of data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all

III.Match the item under column A with the correct answer under column B(3point each)

A B

16.____Modifiable risk factor A. simpler and cheaper

17.____Primary data B. smoking
18____Self-administered questionnaire C. inherited genes.
19____ Non-modifiablerisk factors D . Unique to the data collector or researcher
20.____ Number E. simply the total amount of the variable in the data.

IV.Write the answer for the following questions (2 point each)

21. Write the Importance of diagrammatic representation?
22. Writethe general rules of the construction of graphs?
23. Write the type of information’s collected by HMIS?
HAILU ALEMU COLLEGE DEPARTMENTT OF PHARMACY APPLYING BASIC HEALTH STATISTICS AND SURVEY
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VII. Write True if the statement is correct and False if the statement is incorrect (2 point each)
1.________Inferential Statistics is used to reach a conclusion about a population based on the sample studied.
2.________Qualitative data can be expressed as a number.
3._______Data collection is the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established system.
4.________Self-administered questionnaire is demand certain level of education and skill on the part of the respondents.
5.________Open-ended questions are not permit free responses that should be recorded in the respondent’s own words.
II.choose the best answer from the given alternatives and Use the Answer shaded it ( 3 point each)
6.____Which one of the f/f a list of possible options or answers from which the respondents must choose.
A) Closed ended Questions B) Open-ended questions C) Questionnaires D) All
7.____Which one of the f/f is simply describe the characteristics or attributes of the population under study.
A) Inferential statistics B) statistical methods C) Descriptive Statistics D) none
8.___The process of re-organization, classification, compilation, and summarization of data to present it in a meaningful form.
A) Presentation of the data B)Collection of data C)Organization of data D) All
9.____Which one of the f/f quantifies the magnitude of one occurrence or condition in relation to another.
A) Nominal scale B) Ratio scale C)Ordinal scale D) Interval scale
10.____Which one of the f/f the preventive measures that lead to early diagnosis and prompt treatment of a disease, illness or
injury to prevent more severe problems developing.
A) Primary prevention B) Secondary prevention C) Tertiary prevention D) All
11.____Which one of the following the most common type of health information – signs, symptoms, diagnoses, treatments and
outcome of the care process.
G) Clinical data B) Epidemiological data C)Demographic data D)Financial data
12.____ Which one of the following the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established
system
G) Presentation of the data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all
13.____is simply the number of times the observation occurs in the data, divided by the total number of response.
A) Proportion B) number C) percentage D) none
14.____is a system that provides specific information support to the decision-making process at each level of an organization

A) Recording and reporting B) Health management information system C) Family Folder D)All

15. ____The process of extracting relevant information from the summarized data

A) Analysis of data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all

III.Match the item under column A with the correct answer under column B(3point each)

A B

16.____Modifiable risk factor A. simpler and cheaper

17.____Primary data B. smoking
18____Self-administered questionnaire C. inherited genes.
19____ Non-modifiablerisk factors D . Unique to the data collector or researcher
20.____ Number E. simply the total amount of the variable in the data.

IV.Write the answer for the following questions (2 point each)

21. Write the Importance of diagrammatic representation?
22. Writethe general rules of the construction of graphs?
23. Write the type of information’s collected by HMIS?
HAILU ALEMU COLLEGE DEPARTMENTT OF PHARMACY APPLYING BASIC HEALTH STATISTICS AND SURVEY
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VIII. Write True if the statement is correct and False if the statement is incorrect (2 point each)
1.________Inferential Statistics is used to reach a conclusion about a population based on the sample studied.
2.________Qualitative data can be expressed as a number.
3._______Data collection is the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established system.
4.________Self-administered questionnaire is demand certain level of education and skill on the part of the respondents.
5.________Open-ended questions are not permit free responses that should be recorded in the respondent’s own words.
II.choose the best answer from the given alternatives and Use the Answer shaded it ( 3 point each)
6.____Which one of the f/f a list of possible options or answers from which the respondents must choose.
A) Closed ended Questions B) Open-ended questions C) Questionnaires D) All
7.____Which one of the f/f is simply describe the characteristics or attributes of the population under study.
A) Inferential statistics B) statistical methods C) Descriptive Statistics D) none
8.___The process of re-organization, classification, compilation, and summarization of data to present it in a meaningful form.
A) Presentation of the data B)Collection of data C)Organization of data D) All
9.____Which one of the f/f quantifies the magnitude of one occurrence or condition in relation to another.
A) Nominal scale B) Ratio scale C)Ordinal scale D) Interval scale
10.____Which one of the f/f the preventive measures that lead to early diagnosis and prompt treatment of a disease, illness or
injury to prevent more severe problems developing.
A) Primary prevention B) Secondary prevention C) Tertiary prevention D) All
11.____Which one of the following the most common type of health information – signs, symptoms, diagnoses, treatments and
outcome of the care process.
H) Clinical data B) Epidemiological data C)Demographic data D)Financial data
12.____ Which one of the following the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established
system
H) Presentation of the data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all
13.____is simply the number of times the observation occurs in the data, divided by the total number of response.
A) Proportion B) number C) percentage D) none
14.____is a system that provides specific information support to the decision-making process at each level of an organization

A) Recording and reporting B) Health management information system C) Family Folder D)All

15. ____The process of extracting relevant information from the summarized data

A) Analysis of data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all

III.Match the item under column A with the correct answer under column B(3point each)

A B

16.____Modifiable risk factor A. simpler and cheaper

17.____Primary data B. smoking
18____Self-administered questionnaire C. inherited genes.
19____ Non-modifiablerisk factors D . Unique to the data collector or researcher
20.____ Number E. simply the total amount of the variable in the data.

IV.Write the answer for the following questions (2 point each)

21. Write the Importance of diagrammatic representation?
22. Writethe general rules of the construction of graphs?
23. Write the type of information’s collected by HMIS?
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IX. Write True if the statement is correct and False if the statement is incorrect (2 point each)
1.________Inferential Statistics is used to reach a conclusion about a population based on the sample studied.
2.________Qualitative data can be expressed as a number.
3._______Data collection is the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established system.
4.________Self-administered questionnaire is demand certain level of education and skill on the part of the respondents.
5.________Open-ended questions are not permit free responses that should be recorded in the respondent’s own words.
II.choose the best answer from the given alternatives and Use the Answer shaded it ( 3 point each)
6.____Which one of the f/f a list of possible options or answers from which the respondents must choose.
A) Closed ended Questions B) Open-ended questions C) Questionnaires D) All
7.____Which one of the f/f is simply describe the characteristics or attributes of the population under study.
A) Inferential statistics B) statistical methods C) Descriptive Statistics D) none
8.___The process of re-organization, classification, compilation, and summarization of data to present it in a meaningful form.
A) Presentation of the data B)Collection of data C)Organization of data D) All
9.____Which one of the f/f quantifies the magnitude of one occurrence or condition in relation to another.
A) Nominal scale B) Ratio scale C)Ordinal scale D) Interval scale
10.____Which one of the f/f the preventive measures that lead to early diagnosis and prompt treatment of a disease, illness or
injury to prevent more severe problems developing.
A) Primary prevention B) Secondary prevention C) Tertiary prevention D) All
11.____Which one of the following the most common type of health information – signs, symptoms, diagnoses, treatments and
outcome of the care process.
I) Clinical data B) Epidemiological data C)Demographic data D)Financial data
12.____ Which one of the following the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established
system
I) Presentation of the data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all
13.____is simply the number of times the observation occurs in the data, divided by the total number of response.
A) Proportion B) number C) percentage D) none
14.____is a system that provides specific information support to the decision-making process at each level of an organization

A) Recording and reporting B) Health management information system C) Family Folder D)All

15. ____The process of extracting relevant information from the summarized data

A) Analysis of data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all

III.Match the item under column A with the correct answer under column B(3point each)

A B

16.____Modifiable risk factor A. simpler and cheaper

17.____Primary data B. smoking
18____Self-administered questionnaire C. inherited genes.
19____ Non-modifiablerisk factors D . Unique to the data collector or researcher
20.____ Number E. simply the total amount of the variable in the data.

IV.Write the answer for the following questions (2 point each)

21. Write the Importance of diagrammatic representation?
22. Writethe general rules of the construction of graphs?
23. Write the type of information’s collected by HMIS?
HAILU ALEMU COLLEGE DEPARTMENTT OF PHARMACY APPLYING BASIC HEALTH STATISTICS AND SURVEY
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X. Write True if the statement is correct and False if the statement is incorrect (2 point each)
1.________Inferential Statistics is used to reach a conclusion about a population based on the sample studied.
2.________Qualitative data can be expressed as a number.
3._______Data collection is the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established system.
4.________Self-administered questionnaire is demand certain level of education and skill on the part of the respondents.
5.________Open-ended questions are not permit free responses that should be recorded in the respondent’s own words.
II.choose the best answer from the given alternatives and Use the Answer shaded it ( 3 point each)
6.____Which one of the f/f a list of possible options or answers from which the respondents must choose.
A) Closed ended Questions B) Open-ended questions C) Questionnaires D) All
7.____Which one of the f/f is simply describe the characteristics or attributes of the population under study.
A) Inferential statistics B) statistical methods C) Descriptive Statistics D) none
8.___The process of re-organization, classification, compilation, and summarization of data to present it in a meaningful form.
A) Presentation of the data B)Collection of data C)Organization of data D) All
9.____Which one of the f/f quantifies the magnitude of one occurrence or condition in relation to another.
A) Nominal scale B) Ratio scale C)Ordinal scale D) Interval scale
10.____Which one of the f/f the preventive measures that lead to early diagnosis and prompt treatment of a disease, illness or
injury to prevent more severe problems developing.
A) Primary prevention B) Secondary prevention C) Tertiary prevention D) All
11.____Which one of the following the most common type of health information – signs, symptoms, diagnoses, treatments and
outcome of the care process.
J) Clinical data B) Epidemiological data C)Demographic data D)Financial data
12.____ Which one of the following the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established
system
J) Presentation of the data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all
13.____is simply the number of times the observation occurs in the data, divided by the total number of response.
A) Proportion B) number C) percentage D) none
14.____is a system that provides specific information support to the decision-making process at each level of an organization

A) Recording and reporting B) Health management information system C) Family Folder D)All

15. ____The process of extracting relevant information from the summarized data

A) Analysis of data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all

III.Match the item under column A with the correct answer under column B(3point each)

A B

16.____Modifiable risk factor A. simpler and cheaper

17.____Primary data B. smoking
18____Self-administered questionnaire C. inherited genes.
19____ Non-modifiablerisk factors D . Unique to the data collector or researcher
20.____ Number E. simply the total amount of the variable in the data.

IV.Write the answer for the following questions (2 point each)

21. Write the Importance of diagrammatic representation?
22. Writethe general rules of the construction of graphs?
23. Write the type of information’s collected by HMIS?
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XI. Write True if the statement is correct and False if the statement is incorrect (2 point each)
1.________Inferential Statistics is used to reach a conclusion about a population based on the sample studied.
2.________Qualitative data can be expressed as a number.
3._______Data collection is the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established system.
4.________Self-administered questionnaire is demand certain level of education and skill on the part of the respondents.
5.________Open-ended questions are not permit free responses that should be recorded in the respondent’s own words.
II.choose the best answer from the given alternatives and Use the Answer shaded it ( 3 point each)
6.____Which one of the f/f a list of possible options or answers from which the respondents must choose.
A) Closed ended Questions B) Open-ended questions C) Questionnaires D) All
7.____Which one of the f/f is simply describe the characteristics or attributes of the population under study.
A) Inferential statistics B) statistical methods C) Descriptive Statistics D) none
8.___The process of re-organization, classification, compilation, and summarization of data to present it in a meaningful form.
A) Presentation of the data B)Collection of data C)Organization of data D) All
9.____Which one of the f/f quantifies the magnitude of one occurrence or condition in relation to another.
A) Nominal scale B) Ratio scale C)Ordinal scale D) Interval scale
10.____Which one of the f/f the preventive measures that lead to early diagnosis and prompt treatment of a disease, illness or
injury to prevent more severe problems developing.
A) Primary prevention B) Secondary prevention C) Tertiary prevention D) All
11.____Which one of the following the most common type of health information – signs, symptoms, diagnoses, treatments and
outcome of the care process.
K) Clinical data B) Epidemiological data C)Demographic data D)Financial data
12.____ Which one of the following the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established
system
K) Presentation of the data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all
13.____is simply the number of times the observation occurs in the data, divided by the total number of response.
A) Proportion B) number C) percentage D) none
14.____is a system that provides specific information support to the decision-making process at each level of an organization

A) Recording and reporting B) Health management information system C) Family Folder D)All

15. ____The process of extracting relevant information from the summarized data

A) Analysis of data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all

III.Match the item under column A with the correct answer under column B(3point each)

A B

16.____Modifiable risk factor A. simpler and cheaper

17.____Primary data B. smoking
18____Self-administered questionnaire C. inherited genes.
19____ Non-modifiablerisk factors D . Unique to the data collector or researcher
20.____ Number E. simply the total amount of the variable in the data.

IV.Write the answer for the following questions (2 point each)

21. Write the Importance of diagrammatic representation?
22. Writethe general rules of the construction of graphs?
23. Write the type of information’s collected by HMIS?
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XII. Write True if the statement is correct and False if the statement is incorrect (2 point each)
1.________Inferential Statistics is used to reach a conclusion about a population based on the sample studied.
2.________Qualitative data can be expressed as a number.
3._______Data collection is the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established system.
4.________Self-administered questionnaire is demand certain level of education and skill on the part of the respondents.
5.________Open-ended questions are not permit free responses that should be recorded in the respondent’s own words.
II.choose the best answer from the given alternatives and Use the Answer shaded it ( 3 point each)
6.____Which one of the f/f a list of possible options or answers from which the respondents must choose.
A) Closed ended Questions B) Open-ended questions C) Questionnaires D) All
7.____Which one of the f/f is simply describe the characteristics or attributes of the population under study.
A) Inferential statistics B) statistical methods C) Descriptive Statistics D) none
8.___The process of re-organization, classification, compilation, and summarization of data to present it in a meaningful form.
A) Presentation of the data B)Collection of data C)Organization of data D) All
9.____Which one of the f/f quantifies the magnitude of one occurrence or condition in relation to another.
A) Nominal scale B) Ratio scale C)Ordinal scale D) Interval scale
10.____Which one of the f/f the preventive measures that lead to early diagnosis and prompt treatment of a disease, illness or
injury to prevent more severe problems developing.
A) Primary prevention B) Secondary prevention C) Tertiary prevention D) All
11.____Which one of the following the most common type of health information – signs, symptoms, diagnoses, treatments and
outcome of the care process.
L) Clinical data B) Epidemiological data C)Demographic data D)Financial data
12.____ Which one of the following the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established
system
L) Presentation of the data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all
13.____is simply the number of times the observation occurs in the data, divided by the total number of response.
A) Proportion B) number C) percentage D) none
14.____is a system that provides specific information support to the decision-making process at each level of an organization

A) Recording and reporting B) Health management information system C) Family Folder D)All

15. ____The process of extracting relevant information from the summarized data

A) Analysis of data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all

III.Match the item under column A with the correct answer under column B(3point each)

A B

16.____Modifiable risk factor A. simpler and cheaper

17.____Primary data B. smoking
18____Self-administered questionnaire C. inherited genes.
19____ Non-modifiablerisk factors D . Unique to the data collector or researcher
20.____ Number E. simply the total amount of the variable in the data.

IV.Write the answer for the following questions (2 point each)

21. Write the Importance of diagrammatic representation?
22. Writethe general rules of the construction of graphs?
23. Write the type of information’s collected by HMIS?
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XIII. Write True if the statement is correct and False if the statement is incorrect (2 point each)
1.________Inferential Statistics is used to reach a conclusion about a population based on the sample studied.
2.________Qualitative data can be expressed as a number.
3._______Data collection is the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established system.
4.________Self-administered questionnaire is demand certain level of education and skill on the part of the respondents.
5.________Open-ended questions are not permit free responses that should be recorded in the respondent’s own words.
II.choose the best answer from the given alternatives and Use the Answer shaded it ( 3 point each)
6.____Which one of the f/f a list of possible options or answers from which the respondents must choose.
A) Closed ended Questions B) Open-ended questions C) Questionnaires D) All
7.____Which one of the f/f is simply describe the characteristics or attributes of the population under study.
A) Inferential statistics B) statistical methods C) Descriptive Statistics D) none
8.___The process of re-organization, classification, compilation, and summarization of data to present it in a meaningful form.
A) Presentation of the data B)Collection of data C)Organization of data D) All
9.____Which one of the f/f quantifies the magnitude of one occurrence or condition in relation to another.
A) Nominal scale B) Ratio scale C)Ordinal scale D) Interval scale
10.____Which one of the f/f the preventive measures that lead to early diagnosis and prompt treatment of a disease, illness or
injury to prevent more severe problems developing.
A) Primary prevention B) Secondary prevention C) Tertiary prevention D) All
11.____Which one of the following the most common type of health information – signs, symptoms, diagnoses, treatments and
outcome of the care process.
M) Clinical data B) Epidemiological data C)Demographic data D)Financial data
12.____ Which one of the following the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established
system
M) Presentation of the data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all
13.____is simply the number of times the observation occurs in the data, divided by the total number of response.
A) Proportion B) number C) percentage D) none
14.____is a system that provides specific information support to the decision-making process at each level of an organization

A) Recording and reporting B) Health management information system C) Family Folder D)All

15. ____The process of extracting relevant information from the summarized data

A) Analysis of data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all

III.Match the item under column A with the correct answer under column B(3point each)

A B

16.____Modifiable risk factor A. simpler and cheaper

17.____Primary data B. smoking
18____Self-administered questionnaire C. inherited genes.
19____ Non-modifiablerisk factors D . Unique to the data collector or researcher
20.____ Number E. simply the total amount of the variable in the data.

IV.Write the answer for the following questions (2 point each)

21. Write the Importance of diagrammatic representation?
22. Writethe general rules of the construction of graphs?
23. Write the type of information’s collected by HMIS?
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XIV. Write True if the statement is correct and False if the statement is incorrect (2 point each)
1.________Inferential Statistics is used to reach a conclusion about a population based on the sample studied.
2.________Qualitative data can be expressed as a number.
3._______Data collection is the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established system.
4.________Self-administered questionnaire is demand certain level of education and skill on the part of the respondents.
5.________Open-ended questions are not permit free responses that should be recorded in the respondent’s own words.
II.choose the best answer from the given alternatives and Use the Answer shaded it ( 3 point each)
6.____Which one of the f/f a list of possible options or answers from which the respondents must choose.
A) Closed ended Questions B) Open-ended questions C) Questionnaires D) All
7.____Which one of the f/f is simply describe the characteristics or attributes of the population under study.
A) Inferential statistics B) statistical methods C) Descriptive Statistics D) none
8.___The process of re-organization, classification, compilation, and summarization of data to present it in a meaningful form.
A) Presentation of the data B)Collection of data C)Organization of data D) All
9.____Which one of the f/f quantifies the magnitude of one occurrence or condition in relation to another.
A) Nominal scale B) Ratio scale C)Ordinal scale D) Interval scale
10.____Which one of the f/f the preventive measures that lead to early diagnosis and prompt treatment of a disease, illness or
injury to prevent more severe problems developing.
A) Primary prevention B) Secondary prevention C) Tertiary prevention D) All
11.____Which one of the following the most common type of health information – signs, symptoms, diagnoses, treatments and
outcome of the care process.
N) Clinical data B) Epidemiological data C)Demographic data D)Financial data
12.____ Which one of the following the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established
system
N) Presentation of the data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all
13.____is simply the number of times the observation occurs in the data, divided by the total number of response.
A) Proportion B) number C) percentage D) none
14.____is a system that provides specific information support to the decision-making process at each level of an organization

A) Recording and reporting B) Health management information system C) Family Folder D)All

15. ____The process of extracting relevant information from the summarized data

A) Analysis of data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all

III.Match the item under column A with the correct answer under column B(3point each)

A B

16.____Modifiable risk factor A. simpler and cheaper

17.____Primary data B. smoking
18____Self-administered questionnaire C. inherited genes.
19____ Non-modifiablerisk factors D . Unique to the data collector or researcher
20.____ Number E. simply the total amount of the variable in the data.

IV.Write the answer for the following questions (2 point each)

21. Write the Importance of diagrammatic representation?
22. Writethe general rules of the construction of graphs?
23. Write the type of information’s collected by HMIS?
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XV. Write True if the statement is correct and False if the statement is incorrect (2 point each)
1.________Inferential Statistics is used to reach a conclusion about a population based on the sample studied.
2.________Qualitative data can be expressed as a number.
3._______Data collection is the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established system.
4.________Self-administered questionnaire is demand certain level of education and skill on the part of the respondents.
5.________Open-ended questions are not permit free responses that should be recorded in the respondent’s own words.
II.choose the best answer from the given alternatives and Use the Answer shaded it ( 3 point each)
6.____Which one of the f/f a list of possible options or answers from which the respondents must choose.
A) Closed ended Questions B) Open-ended questions C) Questionnaires D) All
7.____Which one of the f/f is simply describe the characteristics or attributes of the population under study.
A) Inferential statistics B) statistical methods C) Descriptive Statistics D) none
8.___The process of re-organization, classification, compilation, and summarization of data to present it in a meaningful form.
A) Presentation of the data B)Collection of data C)Organization of data D) All
9.____Which one of the f/f quantifies the magnitude of one occurrence or condition in relation to another.
A) Nominal scale B) Ratio scale C)Ordinal scale D) Interval scale
10.____Which one of the f/f the preventive measures that lead to early diagnosis and prompt treatment of a disease, illness or
injury to prevent more severe problems developing.
A) Primary prevention B) Secondary prevention C) Tertiary prevention D) All
11.____Which one of the following the most common type of health information – signs, symptoms, diagnoses, treatments and
outcome of the care process.
O) Clinical data B) Epidemiological data C)Demographic data D)Financial data
12.____ Which one of the following the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established
system
O) Presentation of the data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all
13.____is simply the number of times the observation occurs in the data, divided by the total number of response.
A) Proportion B) number C) percentage D) none
14.____is a system that provides specific information support to the decision-making process at each level of an organization

A) Recording and reporting B) Health management information system C) Family Folder D)All

15. ____The process of extracting relevant information from the summarized data

A) Analysis of data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all

III.Match the item under column A with the correct answer under column B(3point each)

A B

16.____Modifiable risk factor A. simpler and cheaper

17.____Primary data B. smoking
18____Self-administered questionnaire C. inherited genes.
19____ Non-modifiablerisk factors D . Unique to the data collector or researcher
20.____ Number E. simply the total amount of the variable in the data.

IV.Write the answer for the following questions (2 point each)

21. Write the Importance of diagrammatic representation?
22. Writethe general rules of the construction of graphs?
23. Write the type of information’s collected by HMIS?
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XVI. Write True if the statement is correct and False if the statement is incorrect (2 point each)
1.________Inferential Statistics is used to reach a conclusion about a population based on the sample studied.
2.________Qualitative data can be expressed as a number.
3._______Data collection is the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established system.
4.________Self-administered questionnaire is demand certain level of education and skill on the part of the respondents.
5.________Open-ended questions are not permit free responses that should be recorded in the respondent’s own words.
II.choose the best answer from the given alternatives and Use the Answer shaded it ( 3 point each)
6.____Which one of the f/f a list of possible options or answers from which the respondents must choose.
A) Closed ended Questions B) Open-ended questions C) Questionnaires D) All
7.____Which one of the f/f is simply describe the characteristics or attributes of the population under study.
A) Inferential statistics B) statistical methods C) Descriptive Statistics D) none
8.___The process of re-organization, classification, compilation, and summarization of data to present it in a meaningful form.
A) Presentation of the data B)Collection of data C)Organization of data D) All
9.____Which one of the f/f quantifies the magnitude of one occurrence or condition in relation to another.
A) Nominal scale B) Ratio scale C)Ordinal scale D) Interval scale
10.____Which one of the f/f the preventive measures that lead to early diagnosis and prompt treatment of a disease, illness or
injury to prevent more severe problems developing.
A) Primary prevention B) Secondary prevention C) Tertiary prevention D) All
11.____Which one of the following the most common type of health information – signs, symptoms, diagnoses, treatments and
outcome of the care process.
P) Clinical data B) Epidemiological data C)Demographic data D)Financial data
12.____ Which one of the following the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established
system
P) Presentation of the data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all
13.____is simply the number of times the observation occurs in the data, divided by the total number of response.
A) Proportion B) number C) percentage D) none
14.____is a system that provides specific information support to the decision-making process at each level of an organization

A) Recording and reporting B) Health management information system C) Family Folder D)All

15. ____The process of extracting relevant information from the summarized data

A) Analysis of data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all

III.Match the item under column A with the correct answer under column B(3point each)

A B

16.____Modifiable risk factor A. simpler and cheaper

17.____Primary data B. smoking
18____Self-administered questionnaire C. inherited genes.
19____ Non-modifiablerisk factors D . Unique to the data collector or researcher
20.____ Number E. simply the total amount of the variable in the data.

IV.Write the answer for the following questions (2 point each)

21. Write the Importance of diagrammatic representation?
22. Writethe general rules of the construction of graphs?
23. Write the type of information’s collected by HMIS?
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XVII. Write True if the statement is correct and False if the statement is incorrect (2 point each)
1.________Inferential Statistics is used to reach a conclusion about a population based on the sample studied.
2.________Qualitative data can be expressed as a number.
3._______Data collection is the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established system.
4.________Self-administered questionnaire is demand certain level of education and skill on the part of the respondents.
5.________Open-ended questions are not permit free responses that should be recorded in the respondent’s own words.
II.choose the best answer from the given alternatives and Use the Answer shaded it ( 3 point each)
6.____Which one of the f/f a list of possible options or answers from which the respondents must choose.
A) Closed ended Questions B) Open-ended questions C) Questionnaires D) All
7.____Which one of the f/f is simply describe the characteristics or attributes of the population under study.
A) Inferential statistics B) statistical methods C) Descriptive Statistics D) none
8.___The process of re-organization, classification, compilation, and summarization of data to present it in a meaningful form.
A) Presentation of the data B)Collection of data C)Organization of data D) All
9.____Which one of the f/f quantifies the magnitude of one occurrence or condition in relation to another.
A) Nominal scale B) Ratio scale C)Ordinal scale D) Interval scale
10.____Which one of the f/f the preventive measures that lead to early diagnosis and prompt treatment of a disease, illness or
injury to prevent more severe problems developing.
A) Primary prevention B) Secondary prevention C) Tertiary prevention D) All
11.____Which one of the following the most common type of health information – signs, symptoms, diagnoses, treatments and
outcome of the care process.
Q) Clinical data B) Epidemiological data C)Demographic data D)Financial data
12.____ Which one of the following the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established
system
Q) Presentation of the data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all
13.____is simply the number of times the observation occurs in the data, divided by the total number of response.
A) Proportion B) number C) percentage D) none
14.____is a system that provides specific information support to the decision-making process at each level of an organization

A) Recording and reporting B) Health management information system C) Family Folder D)All

15. ____The process of extracting relevant information from the summarized data

A) Analysis of data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all

III.Match the item under column A with the correct answer under column B(3point each)

A B

16.____Modifiable risk factor A. simpler and cheaper

17.____Primary data B. smoking
18____Self-administered questionnaire C. inherited genes.
19____ Non-modifiablerisk factors D . Unique to the data collector or researcher
20.____ Number E. simply the total amount of the variable in the data.

IV.Write the answer for the following questions (2 point each)

21. Write the Importance of diagrammatic representation?
22. Writethe general rules of the construction of graphs?
23. Write the type of information’s collected by HMIS?
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XVIII. Write True if the statement is correct and False if the statement is incorrect (2 point each)
1.________Inferential Statistics is used to reach a conclusion about a population based on the sample studied.
2.________Qualitative data can be expressed as a number.
3._______Data collection is the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established system.
4.________Self-administered questionnaire is demand certain level of education and skill on the part of the respondents.
5.________Open-ended questions are not permit free responses that should be recorded in the respondent’s own words.
II.choose the best answer from the given alternatives and Use the Answer shaded it ( 3 point each)
6.____Which one of the f/f a list of possible options or answers from which the respondents must choose.
A) Closed ended Questions B) Open-ended questions C) Questionnaires D) All
7.____Which one of the f/f is simply describe the characteristics or attributes of the population under study.
A) Inferential statistics B) statistical methods C) Descriptive Statistics D) none
8.___The process of re-organization, classification, compilation, and summarization of data to present it in a meaningful form.
A) Presentation of the data B)Collection of data C)Organization of data D) All
9.____Which one of the f/f quantifies the magnitude of one occurrence or condition in relation to another.
A) Nominal scale B) Ratio scale C)Ordinal scale D) Interval scale
10.____Which one of the f/f the preventive measures that lead to early diagnosis and prompt treatment of a disease, illness or
injury to prevent more severe problems developing.
A) Primary prevention B) Secondary prevention C) Tertiary prevention D) All
11.____Which one of the following the most common type of health information – signs, symptoms, diagnoses, treatments and
outcome of the care process.
R) Clinical data B) Epidemiological data C)Demographic data D)Financial data
12.____ Which one of the following the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established
system
R) Presentation of the data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all
13.____is simply the number of times the observation occurs in the data, divided by the total number of response.
A) Proportion B) number C) percentage D) none
14.____is a system that provides specific information support to the decision-making process at each level of an organization

A) Recording and reporting B) Health management information system C) Family Folder D)All

15. ____The process of extracting relevant information from the summarized data

A) Analysis of data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all

III.Match the item under column A with the correct answer under column B(3point each)

A B

16.____Modifiable risk factor A. simpler and cheaper

17.____Primary data B. smoking
18____Self-administered questionnaire C. inherited genes.
19____ Non-modifiablerisk factors D . Unique to the data collector or researcher
20.____ Number E. simply the total amount of the variable in the data.

IV.Write the answer for the following questions (2 point each)

21. Write the Importance of diagrammatic representation?
22. Writethe general rules of the construction of graphs?
23. Write the type of information’s collected by HMIS?
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XIX. Write True if the statement is correct and False if the statement is incorrect (2 point each)
1.________Inferential Statistics is used to reach a conclusion about a population based on the sample studied.
2.________Qualitative data can be expressed as a number.
3._______Data collection is the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established system.
4.________Self-administered questionnaire is demand certain level of education and skill on the part of the respondents.
5.________Open-ended questions are not permit free responses that should be recorded in the respondent’s own words.
II.choose the best answer from the given alternatives and Use the Answer shaded it ( 3 point each)
6.____Which one of the f/f a list of possible options or answers from which the respondents must choose.
A) Closed ended Questions B) Open-ended questions C) Questionnaires D) All
7.____Which one of the f/f is simply describe the characteristics or attributes of the population under study.
A) Inferential statistics B) statistical methods C) Descriptive Statistics D) none
8.___The process of re-organization, classification, compilation, and summarization of data to present it in a meaningful form.
A) Presentation of the data B)Collection of data C)Organization of data D) All
9.____Which one of the f/f quantifies the magnitude of one occurrence or condition in relation to another.
A) Nominal scale B) Ratio scale C)Ordinal scale D) Interval scale
10.____Which one of the f/f the preventive measures that lead to early diagnosis and prompt treatment of a disease, illness or
injury to prevent more severe problems developing.
A) Primary prevention B) Secondary prevention C) Tertiary prevention D) All
11.____Which one of the following the most common type of health information – signs, symptoms, diagnoses, treatments and
outcome of the care process.
S) Clinical data B) Epidemiological data C)Demographic data D)Financial data
12.____ Which one of the following the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established
system
S) Presentation of the data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all
13.____is simply the number of times the observation occurs in the data, divided by the total number of response.
A) Proportion B) number C) percentage D) none
14.____is a system that provides specific information support to the decision-making process at each level of an organization

A) Recording and reporting B) Health management information system C) Family Folder D)All

15. ____The process of extracting relevant information from the summarized data

A) Analysis of data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all

III.Match the item under column A with the correct answer under column B(3point each)

A B

16.____Modifiable risk factor A. simpler and cheaper

17.____Primary data B. smoking
18____Self-administered questionnaire C. inherited genes.
19____ Non-modifiablerisk factors D . Unique to the data collector or researcher
20.____ Number E. simply the total amount of the variable in the data.

IV.Write the answer for the following questions (2 point each)

21. Write the Importance of diagrammatic representation?
22. Writethe general rules of the construction of graphs?
23.Write the type of information’s collected by HMIS?
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XX. Write True if the statement is correct and False if the statement is incorrect (2 point each)
1.________Inferential Statistics is used to reach a conclusion about a population based on the sample studied.
2.________Qualitative data can be expressed as a number.
3._______Data collection is the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established system.
4.________Self-administered questionnaire is demand certain level of education and skill on the part of the respondents.
5.________Open-ended questions are not permit free responses that should be recorded in the respondent’s own words.
II.choose the best answer from the given alternatives and Use the Answer shaded it ( 3 point each)
6.____Which one of the f/f a list of possible options or answers from which the respondents must choose.
A) Closed ended Questions B) Open-ended questions C) Questionnaires D) All
7.____Which one of the f/f is simply describe the characteristics or attributes of the population under study.
A) Inferential statistics B) statistical methods C) Descriptive Statistics D) none
8.___The process of re-organization, classification, compilation, and summarization of data to present it in a meaningful form.
A) Presentation of the data B)Collection of data C)Organization of data D) All
9.____Which one of the f/f quantifies the magnitude of one occurrence or condition in relation to another.
A) Nominal scale B) Ratio scale C)Ordinal scale D) Interval scale
10.____Which one of the f/f the preventive measures that lead to early diagnosis and prompt treatment of a disease, illness or
injury to prevent more severe problems developing.
A) Primary prevention B) Secondary prevention C) Tertiary prevention D) All
11.____Which one of the following the most common type of health information – signs, symptoms, diagnoses, treatments and
outcome of the care process.
T) Clinical data B) Epidemiological data C)Demographic data D)Financial data
12.____ Which one of the following the process of gathering and measuring information on targeted variables in an established
system
T) Presentation of the data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all
13.____is simply the number of times the observation occurs in the data, divided by the total number of response.
A) Proportion B) number C) percentage D) none
14.____is a system that provides specific information support to the decision-making process at each level of an organization

A) Recording and reporting B) Health management information system C) Family Folder D)All

15. ____The process of extracting relevant information from the summarized data

A) Analysis of data B) Organization of data C) Data collection D) all

III.Match the item under column A with the correct answer under column B(3point each)

A B

16.____Modifiable risk factor A. simpler and cheaper

17.____Primary data B. smoking
18____Self-administered questionnaire C. inherited genes.
19____ Non-modifiablerisk factors D . Unique to the data collector or researcher
20.____ Number E. simply the total amount of the variable in the data.

IV.Write the answer for the following questions (2 point each)

21. Write the Importance of diagrammatic representation?
22. Writethe general rules of the construction of graphs?
23.Write the type of information’s collected by HMIS?