ID Epi Intro
Spillover documentary
Bug of the week
Principles of Epi
Random
100

Where Variolation used to be the standard in disease prevention through inoculation, this has now taken its place

Vaccination

100

A hemorrhagic virus highlighted as an emerging disease in Africa (currently experiencing outbreak)

Ebola

100

The cause of Legionnaires' disease, a severe pneumonia

Legionella

100
When a disease has a baseline presence in a population

Endemic

100

These disease causing pathogens are not complete cells, reproduce by taking over other cells. 

Viruses

200

Study of how diseases spread and are controlled

Infectious Disease Epidemiology 

200

A disease that can be transmitted from animals to humans 

Zoonotic Disease

200

Legionella outbreaks have been traced back to this specific system used to regulate building temperatures. 

Cooling towers 

200

Pathogen, Reservoir, Portal of exit, Mode of transmission, Portal of entry, susceptible host

Chain of infection

200

Direct contact, Airborne, Droplet, Vector-borne

Modes of transmission

300

The Father of Modern Epidemiology

John Snow

300

A method that can reveal patient zero i.e. how an outbreak began

Contract Tracing

300

most common way of C. diff transmission

Contact (with contaminated surfaces)

300

Existing cases at a given time

Prevelance

300

When a disease is spreading at an alarming and unusual rate

Epidemic

400

The cause of infectious diseases 

Microorganisms 

OR named at least 3

Viruses, Bacteria, Fungi, Parasites, Protozoans

400

This animal is highlighted as a reservoir for emerging pathogens in "Spillover"

Bats

400

Taking these drugs may put you at elevated risk for C. diff infection

Antibiotics

400

New cases over time

Incidence

400

Host, Agent, Engironment

Epidemiological Triad

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