Regional Health Security
Surveillance Systems
One Health and FBD/Zoonoses
Caribbean Public Health
VBD
100

What does RHS-RCM-HS stand for?

What is Regional Health Security (RHS) and Regional Coordinating Mechanism (RCM) for Health Security (HS)

100

What does RIEWSS stand for?

Regional Integrated Early Warning Surveillance System

100

An epidemiologist and a veterinarian walk into a bar. Who's missing?

Who is an environmental health professional

100

How many CARPHA Member States are there?

26

100

Which mosquito species primarily transmits dengue virus?

Aedes aegypti

200

Name three examples of zoonotic diseases.

Rabies, leptospirosis, avian influenza, salmonellosis, brucellosis, Ebola, anthrax, etc

300

What type of animals are primarily affected by avian influenza viruses?

Birds (domestic poultry and wild birds).

400

What disease motivated the creation of the Regional Coordinating Mechanism for Health Security (RCM-HS) in 2014?

What is Chikungunya/Ebola 


400

Which type of surveillance uses symptoms and syndromes (such as fever, AGE, or ARI) before laboratory confirmation?

What is Syndromic Surveillance 

400

Name one key benefit of applying a One Health approach to foodborne diseases and zoonoses.

What is 

  • Earlier detection
  • Improved collaboration
  • Better data sharing
  • Stronger outbreak response
  • Enhanced prevention and preparedness 
400

Name three surveillance areas or modules that countries may integrate into RIEWSS.

What is

  • Syndromic Surveillance
  • Laboratory Surveillance
  • One Health/Animal Health
  • Climate-Dengue EWS
  • Vector Surveillance
  • Tourism/Cruise Surveillance
  • Event-Based Surveillance
400

Name 3 actions communities can take to reduce mosquito breeding sites.
 

Eliminate standing water, cover water storage containers, dispose of old tires, clean gutters, etc.

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