Question 3. Match the following 9 statements with one of the terms. Each term may be used only once. Some terms may not be used at all. Age-specific death rate Cause- and sex-specific death rate Positive dose-response relationship Incidence rate Bias Relative risk Attributable Risk Case-fatality rate Prevalence Lead time Confounder Age adjusted rate Interaction Pre-clinical phase Standardized Mortality Ratio Induction period a. The best measure of absolute risk of disease b. A systematic error in the design, conduct or analysis of a study, that results in a mistaken estimate of risk C. Lung cancer mortality in males d. The measurement used to determine the strength of association between cause and disease e. Infant mortality rate f. When the incidence rate of disease in the presence of two or more risk factors differs from the incidence rate expected to result from their individual effects g. One of the guidelines for judging whether an association is causal h. A good index of the severity of an acute disease i. A variable which is related to the disease under study and the risk factor being investigated j. The interval by which the time of diagnosis can be advanced by screening as compared with normal methods for detection of diagnosis