M.D. (HOMOEOPATHY) DEGREE EXAMINATION
Section A
1.What is meant by
central tendency ? Describe the various methods of measuring it
and point out the usefulness of each method. What are the
desirable properties for an average to possess?
2.Write short
notes on:
(4. Regression and
correlation.
(b) Difference
between Random Stratified sampling.
(c) Advantages of
Analysis of variance.
Section B
1. In a partially
destroyed laboratory method of an analysis of correlation data,
the following result only are legible :— Variance x =9
Regression
equations 8x- lOy+66=O
40x— 18y =21.
What were
(a) the mean
values of x and y
(b) the slandered
deviation of y ; and
© the
coefficient of correlation between x and y.
4. On the basis of
the information given below about treatment of 200 persons
suffering from a disease whether the new treatment is
comparatively superior conventional treatment.
No. of patients.
Favorable
response. No response
New
60 20
Conventional
70 50
M.D. (HOMOEOPATHY) DEGREE
EXAMINATION
Section A
1.Discuss the need
and utility of planning of statistical design. Explain clearly
the steps involved in conducting a clinical trial.
2. Write short
notes on
(a) Skewness.
(6) Properties of
normal probability curve.
(c) Rank
correlation.
Section B
3.Out of a sample
of 120 persons in a village ,76 persons were administered a new
drug for preventive influenza and out of them24 persons were
attacked by influenza.Out of those who were administered the new
drug 12 persons were not affected by infiuenza
Use Chi-square
test for finding out whether the new drug is effective or not.
(At 5 % level for
I d.f. the Chi-square is 3.841)
4. Two types of
diets were administered to two groups of boys for increase in
weight and the following increases in weight (in lbs.) were
recorded after 20 days
Increase in weight
Diet A: 4 3 2 2
I 0 5 6 3
DietB: 54 4 2 3
2 7 1
Test whether there
is any significant difference between the two diets with respect
to increase in weight.
M.D.DEGREE
EXAMINATION IN HOMOEOPATHY, SEPTEMBER 2001
1.If you wish to
assess the effectiveness of a new drug in reducing the risk of
Measles, how would you planaresearchstudy?
(30 Marks)
2. Write short
notes on:
a) Histogram.
b) Randomized
controlled trial.
c) Rank
correlation.
(30 Marks)
Part.B
3 . A certain
stimulus administered to each of 12 patients resulted in the
following increase of blood pressure:
5 2 8 -1 3 0 6 2
1 5 0 4
Calculate the
mean ant standard deviation of the
sample. (20 Marks)
4.. On the basis
of the information given below about the treatment of 200
patients suffering from a disease, state whether the new
treatment is comparatively superior to the conventional
treatment.-
No. of Patients
Favorable
response No response
New
60
20
Conventional 70
50
(20 Marks)
M.D.
(HOMOEOPATHY) DEGREE EXAMINATION, DECEMBER 2002
Section A
1 . State and
describe the methods of sampling most commonly used in medical
research.
2. Write short
notes on
(a) Cohort study.
(b) Correlation
coefficient.
(c) Normal
distribution.
(30
marks)
Section B
3.) Each of 11
hypertensive patients was administered 2 drugs on two occasions.
Each patient first received placebo, on one month later they
each received the drug. Blood pressure was recorded similarly
on these two occasions. The data given below are systolic blood
pressure on the basis of these experimental results, is there
any evidence of difference in mean blood pressure due to the use
of these two drugs
Placebo : 212 210
210 204 196 190 192 178 174 170 162
Drug : 180 172
196 190 166 160 178 160 148 118
156 (20 marks)
4. What is meant
by chi-square ? Under what condition is it used ? In a
state-wide sample of 2,000 people, the response obtained in
respect of obtaining a new method of homeopathic treatment is
given below
Favourable Not
favourable Total
Men
: 640 360 1000
Women :
760 240 1000
Is there a gender
difference in the preference of drugs
? (20 marks) |