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Which would be a most inappropriate method to test the hypothesis that cervical

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Question

Which would be a most inappropriate method to test the hypothesis that cervical cancer rates are higher in women with multiple sexual partners than in women with no or a single sexual partner?

Indirectly through the use of an odds ratio in a case control study.

Directly in a randomized clinical trial through calculation of a relative risk.

Directly in a cohort study through calculation of a relative risk.

Indirectly in a cohort study through calculation of an odds ratio.

A.

Indirectly through the use of an odds ratio in a case control study.

B.

Directly in a randomized clinical trial through calculation of a relative risk.

C.

Directly in a cohort study through calculation of a relative risk.

D.

Indirectly in a cohort study through calculation of an odds ratio.

Explanation / Answer

Answer: B

That is, directly in a randomized clinical trial through calculation of a relative risk.

Since, the relative risk can only be calculated in cohort study.