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1. Module Description
2. Learning Objectives
3. Pretest
4. Introduction
5. Data Sources
6. Issues in Estimating the Cost of FAS
7. Annual Costs of FAS
8. Cost Estimates for Other Countries
9. Total Lifetime Cost of FAS
10. State and Local Cost Information
11. Gaps in Knowledge About the Cost of FAS
12. Research Needs
13. Matching Activity
14. Posttest
15. References
16. Congratulatons!
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Module 7: Costs of Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorders
Test Your Knowledge Questions Posttest - Module 7
1.
An issue relevant to estimating costs for FAS is:
Incidence or prevalence rate to use
Health effects and associated care and services to include
Adjustment for differences in value of current dollars versus future dollars
All of the above
None of the above
2.
Calculating true costs for FAS is very difficult due to the many variables associated with service delivery.
True
False
3.
In the United States, the costs associated with caring for persons with FAS may be as high as:
$2 million
$6 million
$16 million
$6 billion
4.
States can estimate their prevalence of FASD and associated costs through a cost calculator available from the Online Clinic run by Dr. Larry Burd.
True
False
5.
Most information related to the cost of FAS falls into which of the following categories?
Total national cost of FAS
Lifetime cost of each child born with FAS
A and B
None of the above
6.
The lifetime cost of each individual with FAS is $2 million or more.
True
False
7.
There is well-documented research about the State and local costs of FAS.
True
False
8.
There is a large amount of data related to both the cost of FAS and costs related to alcohol-related birth defects.
True
False
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